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An open-source developer tool that turns any web page into a destructible canvas.
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An open-source developer tool that turns any web page into a destructible canvas.
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RageLayer is a practical fit for buyers evaluating Open Source, Developer Tools, and Games tools.
- What is RageLayer?
- An open-source developer tool that turns any web page into a destructible canvas.
- Who is it for?
- Frontend developers and open-source creators building interactive web applications.
- Pricing
- unknown
Product information
What this product does
RageLayer is an Easter egg for your own site. Visitors pick a hammer, fire, chainsaw, or black hole and wreck the real page: text and cards break into physical debris, effects interact (water puts out fire), and a broom sweeps everything back. 15 tools. Works with React, Vue, Svelte, or plain HTML. Free, MIT, TypeScript, zero runtime dependencies, plus an SDK for custom tools. Play with the live demo first.
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Platforms
- Web
- API
Company & Maker
Who built RageLayer?
- Company
- Parth Jadhav (parthjadhav.com)
- Product
- An open-source developer tool that turns any web page into a destructible canvas.
- HQ
- Pune
- Founded
- 2026
- Team size
- 1
- Live since
- Oct 2026
- Founders
- Parth Jadhav
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Problem Solved
What problem does RageLayer solve?
Developers and creators looking to add interactive destruction effects to web pages face tedious manual implementation challenges when building engaging UI elements or playful web experiences. RageLayer solves this by providing a drop-in component with 15 built-in tools that handles DOM destruction, cracks, debris, and canvas rendering out of the box. Instead of writing custom physics and rendering logic from scratch, developers can import the component and instantly enable interactive page demolition. For example, a developer building a playful web app can add a destructible button that lets users smash elements with a hammer or flamethrower.
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RageLayer is a free, MIT-licensed TypeScript library that adds an Easter egg to your own website, letting visitors wreck the live page with tools like a hammer, fire, chainsaw or black hole. Web developers add it to React, Vue, Svelte or plain HTML sites.
Who should use
Buyer-fit is derived from approved personas and use-case evidence. Search-volume noise stays labeled separately.
Best-fit workflows
- Turn web pages into destructible canvases with interactive tools
- Adds a hidden page-wrecking mode to a developer portfolio site
- Turns a product landing page's text and cards into physical debris visitors can smash
- Builds a custom destruction tool on top of the SDK for a brand campaign page
- Drops an Easter egg into a plain HTML personal site without adding runtime dependencies
Not documented; requires adding code to your siteDeveloper requiredSoloSmall team
Pricing reality
Vendor stated
Free, MIT license
Actual cost
Free and open source under MIT; no paid tier is mentioned
Hidden costs
2 hidden cost warnings — unlock to view
Migration effort from 3 platforms analyzed
Pricing reality
Last updated Oct 2026
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Activity signals
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HOW THIS TOOL SCORES
Scores compare this tool with 23 similar tools in Open Source. Use it to judge Innovation and Capability before you shortlist.
Updated Oct 29, 2026Baseline refreshed Jun 24, 2026
Innovation Index™
Is it new, different, and easy to understand?
below median7.6/10
Is this idea actually new?7.0/10
Does it stand out from similar tools?6.0/10
Can buyers understand it quickly?9.0/10
Medium confidence (50%) - some sub-scores have thin evidence.What this means →
Functionality Score™
Does it cover the jobs buyers expect, and can it keep up?
Top 10%5.7/10
Does it cover the core jobs?6.0/10
Are the main features deep enough?6.0/10
Will it fit into your stack?5.0/10
Can users trust it to stay usable?5.0/10
Low confidence (30%) - some sub-scores have thin evidence.What this means →
Category baseline: Open SourceInnovation median: 7.7Capability median: 4.5n = 23
Data sources
Features detected: 7Baseline source: live product websites
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