360World App →

A 360° world generator

Make a world, walk into it.

A solarpunk rooftop garden at golden hour — a 360° world generated in 360World.

— Drag to look around · a world made in 360World

Type one line. Get a full 360° panorama to explore. Drag to look around, or tilt your phone and step inside. Your worlds stay on your device.


How it works

Three steps, no friction.

No sign-up, no subscription. You plug in your own account and only pay for what you make — usually a few cents per world.

  1. 01

    Type a prompt

    One short line. Real or imaginary, indoor or outdoor — anything you can picture as a place.

  2. 02

    An AI paints your world

    Your words travel to an AI image model and a full panorama comes back, usually in one to two minutes.

  3. 03

    Step inside it

    The result opens in a 360° viewer. Drag to look around, pinch to zoom, go fullscreen — or hold your phone up and tilt.


Worlds to try.

  • "A neon ramen alley in Tokyo, midnight rain, paper lanterns"

  • "Inside a cathedral made entirely of stained glass at sunrise"

  • "A frozen Saturn observatory looking back at the rings"

  • "A library at the bottom of the sea, schools of fish drifting between shelves"


Share

Your worlds, on the open web.

Keep everything private — or flip a switch and publish a world to your own GitHub repo. You get a gallery at your name and a link anyone can open.

No server of ours, no shared bucket. The repo is yours, the data is yours, delete it whenever you want.

  1. 01

    Your own GitHub repo

    Drop a Fine-grained PAT into Settings. Your worlds get committed to a public 360world-data repo you own — 100% your data, versioned in Git.

  2. 02

    A gallery at your name

    Visitors land on 360world.yoandev.co/u/<you> and see every world you've published, with thumbnails and prompts. No sign-up, no account — it's just your corner of the site.

  3. 03

    A link anyone can open

    Each world gets its own URL. Share it on socials, paste it in a message — opens a full 360° viewer with gyroscope on phones. No app to install.


What you'll need

An OpenAI or Replicate key.

Pick the provider you already use — or the one you want to try. Both run the same gpt-image-2 model; the provider bills you directly, a few cents per world, and we never see your key: it stays in your browser.

Privacy
  • · No analytics. No cookies. No tracking pixels.
  • · No database. Your library lives in this browser, full stop.
  • · Nothing logged on our side — not your keys, not your prompts.
  • · Opt-in publishing to your GitHub — nothing goes anywhere unless you tell it to.
  • · Open source under MIT. Audit the code.