You start a farm in one tap, name your farmer and can send a link to one partner, who then farms the same land with you live. Grandma Hazel's tips walk you through clicking a plot, picking Wheat and clicking or dragging across the field to plant it, and the first crop ripens in about a minute. Buttons for Build, Market, Barn and a Farm book sit in the corner, and the creator's README lists animals, 18 workshops and an orders board further on. There are no accounts: a private link is your key back to the farm, and farms nobody visits for seven days are deleted. Works on phones and computers.
How the creator made it
The creator directed mostly Claude Code agents for development and used Codex for second opinions and screenshot reviews. They worked from a design document that answered critiques of the economy and co-op play, then simulated prices, timers and rewards to check the game’s pace and balance. They tested the co-op flow with two headless browsers. The creator decided which features to add and checked the Higgsfield illustrations one by one.
From their page on GitHub ↗ and 3 other pages on GitHub (1 ↗ 2 ↗ 3 ↗).
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