App Gallery
A living archive of apps created with Origin
App Gallery
The App Gallery is where pilots explore real applications built with Origin. Every app you see here was created using natural language, interpreted by Origin S1, and deployed through the cockpit. This is a shared space for tools, games, experiments, and utilities built by the community. Each app can be played, forked, studied, or remixed into your own workspace.
Overview
Each app card in the gallery displays a preview image, title, creator alias, and basic stats such as plays, forks, and stars. A button lets you open the app immediately. You can interact with any public app even without a wallet, but engaging more deeply—forking, commenting, starring—requires you to connect one.
Apps appear in a scrollable grid. You can sort them by newest, oldest, most liked, most played, or most forked.
App Page
Clicking on an app takes you to its detail page. Here, you’ll find the title, creation time, and creator address, along with a play button that launches the app in your cockpit.
The page has three sections: 1. About, which shows the original prompt and the model used 2. Version History, where you can view updates over time 3. Forks, a list of variations built by others
Below that is the stats panel showing total plays, forks, and stars. You’ll also see a comment box where you can leave feedback or questions if your wallet is connected.
Running an App
Clicking the play button launches the app in a secure sandbox window. You can use the tool as-is, interact with it in real time, and test its behavior. No configuration or setup is required. This is useful for quick testing, exploration, or inspiration.
Forking an App
Forking creates a copy of the app in your own cockpit. You can change the prompt, edit code or UI elements, and republish it as your own. Your fork is completely separate from the original and can be made private or public at any time. This feature is especially useful for building fast prototypes using real, working examples.
Comments and Collaboration
Each app includes a comment section where users can ask questions, report bugs, suggest features, or link to forks. Comments are tied to specific versions of the app. To comment, you’ll need to connect your wallet.
Some apps are marked open to collaboration. In those cases, you can request access and co-develop the app with its creator. You’ll be able to suggest changes, publish updates, and share responsibility for the final output.
Permissions
The creator of each app decides its visibility and capabilities. You can control whether an app is public or private, whether others can fork it, whether comments are enabled, and whether version history is available. Once you fork an app, you become its owner and can define these settings yourself.
Use Cases
The App Gallery is used for more than browsing. You can fork and build from examples, learn how others structure their prompts, reuse working UI patterns, comment to start conversations, or test ideas before building your own. It’s a collaborative space designed to encourage creativity, experimentation, and shared progress.
Tips for Productive Use
Use filters and tags to locate apps by domain or feature
Save apps to your personal collection for easy access
Fork interesting designs to learn how they were built
Join the chat to discuss logic or ask for feedback
Watch for trending apps to see what the community is building
Create private forks for testing changes without public visibility
You can also publish your own apps to the Gallery at any time from your cockpit.
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