Showcasing Rivermind, a Black Mirror-Inspired Neural Tech Website Built for a Hackathon

I created the website for Rivermind, a fictional neuroscience company website inspired by Netflix’s Black Mirror Season 7, Episode 1, "Common People," for the heyBossAI hackathon. Using their AI agents, I built it in just 9 minutes a sleek, dystopian showcase of neural tech gone wrong.

The site features a 3D brain pulsing with synthetic silver highlights, flickering to hint at instability, set against a blue-cyan gradient. The hero section screams "Your Mind, Elevated," with a glitchy "Start Your Journey" CTA. Key sections pitch synthetic tissue, consciousness streaming, and subscription plans ($300-$1,000/month), but fine print reveals predatory fees for "cognitive load" or pregnancy. Subtle glitches like a cloud icon morphing into a cage or testimonials flashing distress echo Black Mirror’s critique of exploitative tech, like Rivermind’s subscription-based consciousness in the show.

Built with heyBossAI’s platform, it’s responsive, with futuristic fonts and eerie animations. I aimed to capture the episode’s vibe: a company promising salvation but trapping users in a capitalist nightmare. What do you think? Would love feedback or ideas to push the concept further!