AI Inspiration WorldWhat it is
Everest is a 3D interactive experience that runs in the browser, made by Saurav. You walk the Khumbu route from Base Camp up to the Everest summit. The author says on X that it was built with Codex and GPT-6 Astra. The site describes real terrain and a mapped route corridor, so you can follow the trail or roam freely. It runs in the web page, and the site does not say which devices are supported, though the controls list both keyboard and touch.
Highlights:
- The site says it uses real terrain and a mapped route corridor
- You can continue your current expedition or pick any checkpoint, including one just below the summit
- After the summit you can download or share a summit picture
How to use:
First, open everest.saurav.io. Then move with WASD or touch, press F to follow the route, E to interact, R to return to a checkpoint, and P to take a photo. Finally, download your summit picture after reaching the top; when you share, the site opens an X post composer and you attach the PNG yourself.
Who it's for:
Anyone who wants an easy virtual summit trip in the browser.
Before you start:
It runs directly in the browser. The author says on X that it needs no download and no account, and that it is free. The site does not say what data it reads or what permissions it needs, and it gives no age rating. The site notes that some crossings are an interpretation, not climbing guidance. The license is not stated; content belongs to the original author.
Based on the project's public webpage and the author's post on X. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.