What it is
EC warehouse picking is a browser simulation by thisisrapchuel; its entry card describes it in one line as "A work experience of nothingness." You work as a picker in an e-commerce warehouse: hold the scanner to see the next pick, tap the shelf and then the right drawer, scan the item into a container, take the finished batch to the return zone, and walk out the exit to end your shift. The screen also shows the day's shipping target, items shipped so far and how many workers are on shift. There are Easy and Hard modes, and beginner highlights can be turned on. It's a Vibe Jam 2026 entry; the jam requires at least 90% of the code to be written by AI, and the entry card doesn't name an AI tool.
Who it's for: Players curious about warehouse work, or who like slow, step-by-step simulations.
Before you start: It runs in the browser, and the entry card marks it as phone-friendly; you can play by tapping. It's available in Japanese and English. You enter a name before you start. The "scan" is an on-screen scanner, and the page doesn't ask for your device camera. The source code is public on GitHub, with no license in the repository. The page doesn't say whether there are ads or payments.
Based on the game page and the Vibe Jam listing. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.