Fig0 – 0-Manual AI Scientific Figure and Illustration Generator
Generates editable scientific vectors from sketches when BioRender requires manual drag-and-drop.

Running gnuplot entirely client-side is the selling point — you get real gnuplot scripting and instant previews without a backend. The examples gallery and interactive parameter controls (e.g. temperature sliders, harmonics/orders) show it’s built for exploration and teaching, not just one-off charts. It’s not trying to out-Plotly Plotly; it instead gives existing gnuplot users a ridiculously convenient, portable playground.
Researchers, scientists, data visualization authors, educators, and students who need reproducible scientific plots
Generates editable scientific vectors from sketches when BioRender requires manual drag-and-drop.
BioRender already dominates this space with better scientific accuracy.
Nature, Elsevier, RSC journal templates save hours of matplotlib formatting.
Rust/WASM video editing in browser is impressive, but browser editors already exist.
Solid on-ramp for paper skimming, but Claude with a saved prompt does the same.
10K flights in 3.5MB WASM bundle is impressive constraint engineering for browser rendering.