MathArt

Hey hunters! 👋 I’m Emil, the maker of MathArt.

The Problem: I’ve always been obsessed with the symmetry and beauty of mathematical art—strange attractors, phyllotaxis spirals, complex geometry. But every time I wanted to create something beautiful, I had to write Python scripts or wrestle with Processing/p5.js.

I wanted a tool that felt less like an IDE and more like a studio. So I built it.

The Solution: MathArt is a no-code generative art studio that runs entirely in your browser. It lets you explore chaotic mathematical systems and export them as gallery-quality prints.

✨ Key Features:

• 🌌 Chaos Mode: Render millions of points to visualize "Strange Attractors" (ghostly, organic math shapes)

• 🎲 Smart Randomizer: The "Get Lucky" button doesn't just give you noise—it uses curated mathematical "gems" to guarantee beautiful results instantly.

• 🖨️ 4K+ Export: This isn't just a screenshot tool. Our engine re-calculates your art at 4000x4000px+, scaling line weights and density for perfect physical prints.

• 🎛️ 6+ Modes: From nature-inspired spirals to precise geometric spirographs.

💸 The "Fair" Model: I hate subscriptions as much as you do.

• Design for Free: Use the entire studio for free.

• Pay to Export: Pay a small one-time fee only when you want the high-res 4K file.

🙏 My Ask: I’d love to see what you create! Hit "Get Lucky," tweak a few sliders, and post a screenshot of your art in the comments below. And please give suggestions for other cool math visualization modes you want!

I’ll be hanging out here all day to answer questions about the rendering engine, the math, or the stack (Next.js + Convex).

Happy creating! 🎨 - Emil