DADGPT is a browser-based companion for a homemade Halloween costume. You dress in a black t-shirt and black hat, set a phone sideways on the brim with the screen facing out, and pin a printed logo to your chest. The app then becomes the personality of the costume, letting strangers talk to “Dad” and get a joke in return.
The core interaction is simple: tap the microphone, ask anything, and a language model writes a single pun that is spoken aloud. A second mode uses the camera, counting down and snapping a photo before delivering a roast about what it sees. The site notes that photos are never saved, which matters for anyone wary of pointing a camera at strangers.
Printable logo files are offered as SVG, PDF and PNG, with the PDF sized to fill a letter page, so the costume is easy to assemble at home. The project is explicitly built for a Halloween party, and the code is published on GitHub for people who want to run their own version.
Access is split between a free mode with stock jokes that anyone can play and a live mode with fresh jokes and photo roasts that requires a passcode. For people building their own copy, the site provides a prompt to paste into a coding agent, which sets up the app with your own API keys after reading the README.
Use it where a short, loud laugh works better than a long conversation: doorways, queues and party photos. Test the microphone and volume before the event, and keep the phone charged and angled toward your guests.
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