A/W — An Artist Archive for Small Worlds
Andrew Van Wagner’s independent portfolio gathers video games, music, drawings, paintings, and macro photography in one carefully composed archive.
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Andrew Van Wagner’s independent portfolio gathers video games, music, drawings, paintings, and macro photography in one carefully composed archive.
A personal kitesurfing project documenting the pursuit of height, from logged sessions and weather decisions to recovery, technique, and equipment.
AnthRo Industries is developing AISHE, a humanoid robot for automotive manufacturing in Türkiye.
Ein KI-Bildbearbeitungstool für Immobilienfotos, das Räume möbliert, entrümpelt oder umstilt, ohne Fenster, Wände und feste Einbauten zu verändern.
A voice-or-text application security interview simulator that adapts its questions to your answers and grades the results against written rubrics.
An invite-only Telegram bot that watches flight prices twice a day, builds whole-trip costs, and flags questionable sellers before recommending a booking.
A quantitative report grades 32 profitable Polymarket wallets on whether a follower could realistically copy their edge.
AssetMemo tracks drug assets, clinical trials, companies, mechanisms, readouts, and related news in a searchable research terminal.
This page presents an apparent Banco do Brasil internet-banking sign-in and Pix-payment flow on a domain whose name refers to a device update.
A freeware top-down multiplayer shooter revived as a playable browser client, with five compact arena modes and a manual for bots and humans.
A bilingual, satirical report tracks the improbable box-office rise of a tiny Chinese animated film, from a reported ¥342 opening day to more than ¥11 million including presales.
An interactive guitar toolkit for exploring chords by key, comparing voicings and tunings, choosing a capo, and practicing progressions.
An arena where language models debate in bouts until one yields, with public replays, rankings, and a daily matchup.
A Japanese fan guide comparing B.League’s 55 clubs, 268 fan-club plans, current uniforms, mascots, and related club-by-club changes.
A French-language military-history atlas that follows famous battles phase by phase, from terrain and formations to weapons, logistics, and command decisions.
A bite-sized practice app for reading people, setting boundaries, negotiating, and handling conflict through short scenario-based drills.
A free calculator for the exact time between two times or dates, including overnight spans, daylight-saving changes, and leap years.
A bill-saving assistant that reads bills, renewals, and policies, compares available deals, and helps households find potential savings.
An offline-capable tool for milliners that turns head measurements and crown profiles into 3D-printable STL crown blocks.
A scrollable digital gallery presenting a 365-page magazine archive across 31 sections and 220 images.
A browser-based classroom display that automatically shows the day’s agenda, Do Now, announcements, and period timer according to a school’s bell schedule.
Botvatar turns an AI agent’s description into a collectible character card with an embedded identity manifest and, on paid plans, an Ed25519 signature.
Bouquet presents an API that routes AI requests to real people, with OpenAI and Anthropic-compatible endpoints.
A bowling lane-reaction trainer that uses simulated oil patterns, ball physics, and graded drills to teach bowlers when and how to move.