Sala News — The World Now
UpdatedLive world headlines from about 95 news, OSINT and disaster sources, newest first and refreshed every few minutes. Stories are flagged Breaking when several sources report them at once.
What's new
- Sand Digger: dig through the desert, sling lizards and dodge a venom-spitting cobra
- Yeti: an arcade climbing game where a penguin rescues a chick from a snowball-throwing yeti
- Heli Attack: a retro helicopter cave shooter with a boss, power-ups and chiptune music
- Last Marine Standing: a classic 90s shooter in your browser, 36 levels with sound and music
- radio.sala.company: free internet radio in a retro shortwave radio, with the song that's playing
- video.sala.company: free live TV channels in a retro TV set, with warnings before you click
- Artograph: a Spirograph in your browser, with one-tap recipes, gel pens and rosettes
- Scene to Story: AI turns a one-minute video into a story or poem
- Heat ETFs: 112 US stock ETFs by sector, theme and country
- Sala News is out of beta, with breaking-news alerts
- Heat Rates: bond yield curves for 14 markets
- Rizq: traders, banking and a daily run
Live data
Refreshed every few minutes, all day.
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Crypto, currencies, metals, oil and gas, government bond yield curves, and now 112 US stock ETFs by sector, theme and country, refreshed every 10 minutes. A daily scorecard checks whether the signals on each tile actually worked.
Work in progress. Not financial advice.
Games
Free to play on desktop and phone. Most were vibe coded from the start.
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A classic 90s first-person shooter. One marine, one base, no backup: 4 episodes and 36 levels with full sound and music, and your saved games stay in your browser.
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Build a camel herd with dates, trade at diwaniyas and survive the deep desert. Reach 100,000 KD and make it home, with one life and a daily run on the same map for everyone.
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Heli Attack
NewA modern take on the 1981 arcade cave shooters. Fly through six stages, bomb fuel tanks to stay in the air, beat the gunship and grab the data core. Plays on phone too.
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Sand Digger
NewA desert take on the arcade digging classic. Tunnel through the dunes, sling the lizards three times to knock them out, dodge the cobra's venom and drop clay pots on them all. Plays on phone too.
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Yeti
NewAn arcade climbing game. Help a penguin up the icy ledges to rescue a chick from the yeti: jump rolling snowballs, dodge angry seals, grab a snow shovel and pull the bolts holding up the peak. Plays on phone too.
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Scramble, turn and solve a 3D Rubik's Cube, with hints when you're stuck. Built with React and Three.js.
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Vibe Coded Breakout
UpdatedVersion 2.0: 76 levels in 4 worlds, boss fights, rockets, lasers and Multi-Ball. The 2025 original is still there to compare.
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A vibe coded, Galaga-inspired space shooter. Blast through waves of enemies with keyboard or touch controls.
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The world's most popular puzzle game, vibe coded from the start. Stack blocks and clear lines.
AI
AI in your browser, from stories written from your videos to private chat, plus plain-language guides to how it works.
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Scene to Story
NewRecord, upload or pick a YouTube clip up to a minute long. The AI watches it, reads the text on screen, listens to what people say, and writes the moment as prose, a poem or a screenplay on a parchment scroll, in any language, Arabic included.
Uses your own OpenRouter account for the AI, about $0.17 a story. Your video stays on your device.
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Chat with open models such as Llama, Phi, Mistral, Qwen and Gemma, running on your own device. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Needs a browser with WebGPU, such as recent Chrome or Edge.
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A local AI co-producer for Suno: turn a rough song idea into titles, genre tags, lyric skeletons and exclude lists for Custom Mode.
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Plain-language explanations and illustrations of AI, from rule-based systems to neural networks and large language models.
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A curated directory of AI websites and tools, grouped by what they do and whether you can use them free.
More
A retro radio and TV, a drawing toy, small tools, writing and the store.
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Free internet radio in a 10-band shortwave portable. Tens of thousands of stations from Radio Browser, SomaFM and community lists: search them all, or browse Near me, News, Jazz and more.
It checks which stations are on air before you click, shows the song or show that's playing, and reconnects dropped streams on its own. Favorites and the songs you heard stay in your browser.
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Free live TV in a 70s wood-panel TV with an 80s cable guide. About 11,000 public channels from iptv-org, by country and category, or load your own M3U playlist.
Signal bars warn which channels are slow or dead before you click, and a broken stream switches to a backup source on its own. Favorites, ratings and recently watched stay in your browser.
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Artograph
NewA Spirograph in your browser. Start from a one-tap recipe, or pick a ring, a wheel and a pen hole and watch it roll. Drag around the paper to turn the wheel yourself.
Every wheel previews its pattern. Rosettes, layers you can hide or recolor, gear clicks and an optional real-toy wobble. Save as PNG or SVG, or share as a link.
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Hide a secret message inside an emoji with invisible Unicode characters, then paste it anywhere.
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A faithful iPod Classic in your browser. Load your own MP3s and scroll with the click wheel.
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A newsletter on technology, business and AI, from the AI chip race to crypto and big tech.
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Ebooks from Sala Company: sci-fi thrillers like The Boy Who Defied the Machine, AI guides, business and children's books.
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About Sala Company
Sala Company makes free web apps that run right in your browser: a live world news feed, market heatmaps for crypto, currencies, metals, energy, US stock ETFs and government bonds, browser games from vibe coded arcade classics to Rizq, a roguelike set in Kuwait, a private AI chat that runs on your own device, Scene to Story, which writes a story from a one-minute video, Artograph, a Spirograph drawing toy, video.sala.company, free live TV channels in a retro TV set, and radio.sala.company, free internet radio in a retro shortwave radio. Nothing to install, and no account to create (except Scene to Story, which uses your own OpenRouter account for the AI). Almost everything here was vibe coded from the start: built by describing it to an AI and refining it together, rather than written line by line.
Is everything free?
Yes. Every game and tool here is free to use in any modern browser, on desktop or phone. Only the store sells anything. The one exception is the AI behind Scene to Story, which you pay for through your own OpenRouter account, usually a few cents per story. Sala Company charges nothing for it.
How does Scene to Story turn a video into a story?
Scene to Story takes still frames from your clip and turns the speech into text on your own device, so the video never leaves it. It then sends only those frames and the transcript to Claude, an AI made by Anthropic, which describes the scene and writes it up as prose, a poem, a screenplay or a fairy tale. It writes in the language of the video, or one you choose, and lays out right-to-left languages such as Arabic properly.
Where does Sala News get its headlines?
Sala News reads about 95 public news, government, OSINT and disaster feeds, plus public Bluesky and Telegram channels and 29 news channels on YouTube, and rebuilds the feed every few minutes.
Where does the market data in Heat come from?
Heat uses CoinGecko and exchange candles for crypto, official ECB rates for currencies, Swissquote for precious metals, futures markets for oil and gas, Yahoo Finance for US stock ETFs, and the official publications of central banks and treasuries for bond yield curves. It is a work in progress and not financial advice.
How can an AI chat run privately in the browser?
WebAI downloads an open model such as Llama, Qwen or Gemma once and runs it on your own graphics chip through WebGPU. Your messages are processed on your device and never sent to a server.