The Daily Star Tracks Stardance’s Smallest Launches
A daily report on public projects, devlogs, builders, views, work hours, and Stardance payouts.
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A daily report on public projects, devlogs, builders, views, work hours, and Stardance payouts.
DarkDesk provides a monthly, read-only review of property managers’ books, checking 15 common close problems and drafting owner packets.
A Paris photo booth pairs your four-picture strip with the photos of a stranger its 26-question test considers compatible.
An independent fan-made wiki for Deep Frost, a single-player social-deduction horror roguelike set at an Antarctic research outpost.
Devī sells Shakti, a small-batch, water-free body balm made by hand in London.
A first-person psychological horror game set inside an abandoned hospital, where players descend ten floors while trying to distinguish reality from imitation.
DispatChai gives AI coding agents persistent Linux residences that stay running while your laptop is closed.
Dizko is a nightlife and culture discovery app that turns plain-language descriptions of an ideal night into events, venues, and plans across 45 cities.
Dockboat presents solar-powered, all-electric floating homes built around a low-maintenance floating-dock design.
Docket is a private job-application register that numbers each application, stamps it with the local date and time, and turns pasted job ads into searchable technology tags.
An interactive space for pausing, with timed nothing sessions, ambient choices, and sound for slower days.
A family-built Icelandic itinerary for a five-day hiking trip in the Dolomites, based in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
An independent guide compares the Dolomites’ twelve ski areas, with advice on choosing a valley, pass costs, transport, routes, timing, and refunds.
An unofficial DragonSword Awakening resource for resolving quest blockers, comparing 19 heroes, and researching team builds.
A traveling-duck project where people across Michigan find, photograph, journal, and re-hide small ducks for the next participant.
A plain-language monitor tracks the Pacific climate signal, forecasts what may come next, and maps the possible consequences across regions.
A public declaration and case archive arguing that punctuation and writing style cannot, by themselves, prove AI authorship.
A Polish one-person PC adventure game where players redraw old maps to alter the waterways and fate of a sinking six-island archipelago.
Estlas lets anyone explore land-price benchmarks across 1,920 Japanese municipalities using official transaction and public appraisal data.
A crisis-decision simulator that puts you inside historical market shocks and asks what you would do before revealing what happened next.
A browser-based writing tool that finds places where a message can be read more than one way, explains the competing readings, and helps you send the version you meant.
A free interactive ground-school site covering private pilot, instrument, and commercial certificates.
A self-hosted distributed compute pool that runs tests and builds across workstations, VPSs, and other enrolled machines.
Interactive training for reading early-modern Dutch handwriting in archival documents.