About NEBULA OPS

What is this tool

NEBULA OPS is a theatrical simulator that makes your screen look like it's running enormous computing workloads just by leaving it up. On the ops dashboard, five task panels each move with their own live animation, and clicking a panel opens a fullscreen console where that task's logs stream in real time.

It extends the idea of the classic hackertyper. With a console open, pressing any key pours out pre-prepared source code regardless of what you actually type.

Key features

• Ops dashboard: Five panels — intrusion, AI compute, network ops, crypto, and SETI radio analysis — move live all at once.
• Fullscreen console: Click a panel and a boot sequence → automatic log stream → progress stages and progress bar unfold.
• hackertyper typing: Press any key in the console and code matching the scene (C, Python, Go, Rust, NumPy) types itself out.
• Fullscreen · deep links: Use the fullscreen button and ?scene= deep links to launch a specific console instantly.
• Dark/light theme: Switch between a dark navy ops screen and a white blueprint theme.

What is it for

• Pranking friends, background visuals for live streams and videos, setting the mood for presentations and booth demos, ambient displays for focus, and more.

See the guide docs for specific ways to use it.

Frequently asked questions

Does it actually hack or compute anything? No. It connects to no server and performs no real computation. Every IP, hash, credential, and metric on screen is a fake value randomly generated inside your browser.

Does it send data to a server? It doesn't. Everything runs entirely inside your browser — it's a purely static site.

Does it work on mobile? Yes. That said, hackertyper typing works best where there's a keyboard.

How do I close the console? Press the ESC key or use the close button in the top right.