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Roll 3D dice to start better family conversations
A self-hosted family app chooses from more than 1,000 questions and keeps text, voice and photo answers together over time.
Free; includes setup and data-storage details
MIT licence; Docker setup; retain copyright and licence notice
What it does
Make it easy for families to ask unexpected questions and save changing answers across years.
Who it helps
Families and self-hosters who want a private shared memory app.
How it was made
- Models
- Claude · version not given
- Tools
- Claude Code · AI-assisted developmentBabylon.js and Ammo.js · 3D dice physicsWhisper-compatible speech service · Voice transcription
- Nathan Blankenship's repository says the complete app was built with Claude Code assistance.
- The finished system combines a 3D question picker with text, photo and transcribed voice answers in a self-hosted PWA.
What the person did
Nathan chose the family-memory use case, published the repository, documented deployment and security controls, and supplied the product screenshots. No exact Claude model is published.
What we know
Creator-reported: The repository states that the app was built entirely with Claude Code assistance; no exact model version is supplied.
Access checked — 2026-09-20 · Read the feature, setup, storage and security documentation and inspected the committed dice-roll screenshot. Did not deploy the authenticated Docker stack or test speech services.
Can you use it?
Software and preview: copyright 2025 Nathan Blankenship, MIT. Retain the copyright and permission notice. The preview comes from the repository's dice-roll screenshot and is resized with dark padding. No creator endorsement is implied.
About this project
Picked by Made With Models. Added 2026-09-20. Updated 2026-09-20.