A cosy Animal Crossing-style library in your browser with room for 1,000+ people. Walk around with everyone else online, grab a free seat, and listen to lofi the page composes as it plays.
Lofi Radio Room is a Three.js world with Animal Crossing vibes, inspired by the lofi girl study stream: a grand night-time library with eighty long reading tables under green banker's lamps, a gallery of book stacks on three sides, arched windows onto the city, a librarian's counter with a sleeping cat, reading nooks, and a scatter of big-headed regulars already at their books. Everyone who has the page open shares the same hall, so you see other visitors walk in, wander the aisles and take seats in real time, and there is room for well over a thousand of them. You walk around in third person, dragging to look and using WASD or a click on the floor to move. Press E next to any free chair to sit down and the camera swings round to the familiar shot: you at the desk, the warm lamp, a sleeping cat on the sill, and the city glowing through the window. The music is not a stream: a little composer in the page plays jazzy seventh chords on a soft electric piano over a lazy bass, sprinkles a pentatonic melody, swings a dusty drum kit, and adds vinyl crackle and tape wobble, so no two listens are the same. Four moods change the tempo, key and mix, and one of them adds rain on the windows. The whole thing runs in the browser with no account or download.
Lofi Radio Room is a Three.js world with Animal Crossing vibes, inspired by the lofi girl study stream: a grand night-time library with eighty long reading tables under green banker's lamps, a gallery of book stacks on three sides, arched windows onto the city, a librarian's counter with a sleeping cat, reading nooks, and a scatter of big-headed regulars already at their books. Everyone who has the page open shares the same hall, so you see other visitors walk in, wander the aisles and take seats in real time, and there is room for well over a thousand of them. You walk around in third person, dragging to look and using WASD or a click on the floor to move. Press E next to any free chair to sit down and the camera swings round to the familiar shot: you at the desk, the warm lamp, a sleeping cat on the sill, and the city glowing through the window. The music is not a stream: a little composer in the page plays jazzy seventh chords on a soft electric piano over a lazy bass, sprinkles a pentatonic melody, swings a dusty drum kit, and adds vinyl crackle and tape wobble, so no two listens are the same. Four moods change the tempo, key and mix, and one of them adds rain on the windows. The whole thing runs in the browser with no account or download.
Tags: Lofi, Radio, Focus, 3D, Ambient, Generative Music
Try Lofi Radio RoomDrag on the scene to orbit the camera, scroll to zoom, and walk with WASD or the arrow keys. You can also click a spot on the floor to walk there.
Walk up to any free chair until the prompt appears, then press E or tap Sit. Chairs with someone already in them, including other visitors, are taken. Press E again to stand up.
Mostly. Anyone with the page open appears in the hall and moves as they move; a few regulars are built in so it never feels empty. Nobody is identified and nothing is stored.
The page composes it as it plays using the Web Audio API: chords, bass, melody, drums, crackle and reverb are all generated in your browser. Pick a mood in the bottom bar, then press play or press E to sit, which also starts the music.
Yes. Drag to look around, tap the floor to walk there, and tap Sit when you reach a chair. A desktop with a keyboard is still the nicest way to use it.