Slow Poem: a shared poem, one word at a time
A multilingual collaborative poetry project where people suggest and vote on the next word in a shared poem.
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A multilingual collaborative poetry project where people suggest and vote on the next word in a shared poem.
A free browser tool that turns audio into visual sketches and lets users draw shapes to generate sound.
A browser-based dive planning tool scores 157 sites from North Carolina to the Florida Keys using marine forecasts, tides, site orientation and divers’ reports.
A native Mac utility that sends files to a Dock cauldron, with flame effects, stats, achievements, and unlockable skins.
A public benchmark compares virtual-staging tools by running them on the same ten difficult room photos and publishing side-by-side results.
A weekly indie-game market analysis tracking Steam launches, review performance, genres, discovery channels, and upcoming releases.
A daily tracker of directors’ and officers’ share dealings, drawing on public filings across Europe, the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.
A text-first briefing on how people perceive and detect deepfakes, with claim IDs linked to studies and per-study records.
A searchable directory of Texas laser hair removal facilities listed with current TDLR licenses, alongside plain-English guides to state rules and consumer questions.
An interactive research monograph compares seven quantum link-prediction papers and offers tools for exploring their methods on graphs.
A searchable map lets people locate large AI campuses and nearby conventional data centers, with estimates of their power, water and carbon footprint.
A live news edition groups Indian stories across outlets and labels how their coverage aligns on ideology and stance toward the government.
A browser-based 5E game with 3D figures, solo or group play, and an optional AI Dungeon Master.
Towns in Focus turns Monroe Township council, school board, planning and zoning meetings into plain-language local reporting.
A free PERM timeline estimator that uses an application’s filing date and the Department of Labor’s published processing data to estimate when a decision may arrive.
A turn-based JRPG follows the Hollow Moon circus through eight cities, where performers face creatures born from each town’s sorrow.
Unhindered is a free, open-source beta app for Linux and Windows that uses an ordinary webcam and microphone for computer control by head movement, gestures, and voice.
A Nashville guide tracks business openings from county filings, with listings, neighborhood pages, numbers and reported updates.
A seafood lookup that connects fish labels and store products with sourcing methods, certification details, mercury, and omega-3 information.
An open-source Rust transit-routing engine for journeys, travel-time matrices, and accessibility analysis using GTFS and OpenStreetMap data.
Vivek Pal presents a personal site where agents handle introductions, questions about his work, a curated shelf, and meeting bookings.
This Korean-language calculator compares original and proposed tire and wheel sizes, including vehicles with different front and rear specifications.
An interactive investigation of donor overlaps among six Portland candidates and Republican or local conservative campaigns.
A Korean-language reference for League of Legends’ ARAM Mayhem mode, organizing champion-and-augment combinations, item setups, and video examples.