Description

Some nights I don't want cozy. I want the dark.

You're alone on the flight deck of a ship that's been drifting a long time. The consoles are still blinking. The screens still hum and scan for something. The engines keep breathing somewhere below you. Everything seems to be working just fine.

Then the hull groans. A clank echoes somewhere far back in the ship, where nobody should be. The screens glitch for a second. And then the red alert starts pulsing, slow and quiet, like it doesn't want to wake anyone up.

I made this for late nights at the computer, when the house is asleep and you want your browser to feel like a terminal at the edge of nowhere.

What's inside:

- A living cockpit wallpaper that loops forever: over a hundred console lights blinking and flickering on their own, humming monitors with rolling scan lines, stars twinkling outside the window, a slow red alert, and a gentle zero-gravity drift.

- A dark soundtrack that builds as you browse: the deep hum of the ship and its air vents when you're idle, computers bleeping and chattering when you're active, and when you're really busy, the things you'd rather not hear. Metal groaning, distant clanks, alarm pings, and something breathing in the walls.

- New tabs chirp open like a terminal, and closed tabs chirp shut.

- Typing sounds like old terminal keys.

- An amber theme and an optional "Amber terminal" shader for that old-screen glow.

Turn the lights off. Put your headphones on. Keep working.

You're not alone up here. You just don't know it yet.

Made by CF Soft.