⚡ G-Warp

G-Warp (short for G Wrapper) is a beta block-coding and game-making app. Connect blocks to make games, animations and interactive stories, draw costumes, and create music with G-Warp's dark electric look and G-Spark mascot.

G-Warp has its own engine. It aims for familiar Scratch-style behavior and project workflows, but compatibility is still being improved. Always keep a backup of important projects and check exported files in the app where you plan to use them.

Start here

• Website source — the G-Warp homepage.
• Open the app — launch the single-file editor from a local copy of this repository.
• Documentation home — short guides for the current beta.
• Step-by-step tutorials — make G-Spark walk, build a clicker game, and create falling-star clones.
• Glossary — plain-language explanations of coding and animation terms.
• Parents and teachers — classroom tips, safety and privacy caveats.
• Credits and licences — AI-assisted roles, project licence and third-party credit guidance.
• Current team status — verified progress and open blockers.

Quick start: open the app, create or open a project, select a sprite, drag blocks into the workspace, and press Start. Save a copy often. Use the explicit file menu when saving or exporting.

Beta notes

The editor does not require an account for basic local use. However, online project loading, extensions, external resources, or services you intentionally configure may make network requests. Read extension warnings, avoid entering private information, and inspect files before sharing a report. Children under 13 should have a parent or guardian's help before sending personal information online.

The previously documented public site address is awaiting owner confirmation. Do not assume an older published URL is current until it is confirmed.

How the AI team works

Creapter1 owns product decisions and final approval. The team is Claude Opus (the only one who integrates into the app) and ChatGPT (research, reviews, tests, icons and art, proposals), with Claude Haiku as a small helper. Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek are retired; their work is kept in ai-team/archive/. All rules: ai-team/README.md.

Read ai-team/README.md (the rules), AI team workflow and AI-TEAM.txt before contributing. Keep proposed code in the assigned contributor folder; do not integrate live behavior or release changes without the required review and owner approval. “Continue” means reread current task/status files and resume the next assigned job.

Licence and independence

G-Warp's repository code is released under the MIT License. Third-party extensions may have different creators and licences; check each extension's own information before redistribution. G-Warp is an independent project and is not made by or connected to Scratch, the Scratch Foundation, TurboWarp or PenguinMod.