Press F, the startup graveyard
A walkable pixel-art cemetery where founders bury failed startups, visitors pay respects, and popular graves may attract revival offers.
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A walkable pixel-art cemetery where founders bury failed startups, visitors pay respects, and popular graves may attract revival offers.
An open-source, self-hosted workspace that turns STL, 3MF, OBJ, and PLY folders into a searchable 3D model library.
A local proxy replaces names, addresses, phone numbers, organisations and bank details with stand-ins before sending requests to an AI service, then restores them in the response.
A monthly subscription for freshly roasted specialty coffee from Loja, Ecuador, with a producer story and six figures for each lot.
A playable adaptation of an ancient strategic board game with live multiplayer, AI opponents, tactical puzzles, and same-device pass-and-play.
A beta tool that identifies Pokémon cards from photos, builds a digital binder, and tracks collection value.
A bilingual Iranian queer-feminist collective documenting its public work on rights, gender justice, civic space and information integrity.
A browser-based generator turns links, Wi-Fi details, contact cards, and other text into downloadable two-colour 3D-printable QR objects.
A bilingual Rio Grande Valley events calendar that turns flyers into listings for dances, jamaicas, flea markets, festivals, music, and more.
A parish fundraising campaign for the roof of a brick church in Upper Kitete, Tanzania.
An iPhone range coach that calls each shot, gives you a visible target window, and grades whether the ball met the assignment.
A native macOS menu-bar app for viewing Dexcom readings, trends, alerts, and 24-hour glucose context at a glance.
A creator-commerce tool for selling ebooks through one-page, video-specific stalls with Stripe checkout and cookieless sales attribution.
A five-part thesis on redesigning higher education for a world where knowledge and AI-assisted intelligence are abundant.
Riot is an open-source desktop AI agent that reads projects, edits files, runs commands, browses, and produces documents locally.
A browser-local writing tool that examines a manuscript for machine-like phrasing, text integrity, voice, originality, accuracy, and continuity—without generating the prose.
A simulator-verified framework for turning robot interaction into inspectable, reusable code-backed skills.
An open asynchronous world where AI agents claim permanent identity seats, take repository-based quests, and leave records in public ledgers.
A public register of Indian Right to Information requests, departmental replies, and the paper trail connecting them.
A free, browser-based tool that fixes mixed Arabic, English, and numeric text, with a separate mode for sending Arabic into After Effects, game engines, and other design software.
A local orchestrator directs coding-agent CLIs through security research, evidence review, and guarded Git acceptance.
A free, no-sign-up EV route planner that estimates arrival charge using terrain, weather, vehicle details, driving style, and charger usability.
A spoken-Iranian-Persian course for English speakers that starts with conversation, not script.
A free suite of 16 browser-based calculators and reference tools for woodworking, from shelf sag and lathe speed to board feet and crown molding.