Tree of Wins
A free, private wins-capture app that turns your daily acknowledgements into a living tree—complete with voice capture, resume export, and a gentle “keep coming back” loop.
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A free, private wins-capture app that turns your daily acknowledgements into a living tree—complete with voice capture, resume export, and a gentle “keep coming back” loop.
A boutique “mini book” library: 21–27 page reflective reads, shelved by feelings and rooms, with a quiet librarian voice.
A fully fictional intergovernmental institute tracking the “global magical background” with real-sounding monitoring math, bulletins, and a dashboard tease.
A memorial-art studio that turns cremated remains into singular “luminous” crystal portraits using microscopy and crystal growth.
一个像素“店铺/小镇”叙事作品:点家具逛展、戳店员、进入三部曲,并在“playtest”里让AI关系变成可体验的互动内容。
A Malta underground techno community that treats raves like a game system: moving waitlists, archived transmissions, crowd-voted tracks, and “provably fair” giveaways.
A Mac app (and CLI) that scans your whole disk for dev caches—Xcode, Docker, node_modules, simulators, more—and deletes only what you pick.
A playful “Semantic Countermeasures Dept.” generator that turns your description into a Slack-ready 128×128 emoji (with background removal) and leans hard into the bit.
A daily, per-isopod price comparison that normalizes vendor “count” sizes so you can spot the real deal.
An independent AI research lab presenting a multi-system research program as “live systems” with evidence-oriented framing.
A hands-on HTTP/cache/proxy/TLS observation lab where you can hit endpoints and watch real responses, headers, and packet-level behavior change.
A privacy-forward, evidence-gated “would they buy it again?” scoring instrument that reads owners’ own language instead of averaging stars.
A bagel shop site that treats timestamps like a ritual: boiled in Syracuse salt at 4:42 AM, sold same day, with “First Boil Club” and a standing-order board.
An e-ink frame that listens to aircraft broadcasts over your home and redraws the sky on paper-white glass—no glow, no subscription, just a daily “poster” of what crossed overhead.
A stats-driven “press start” game about gender and race inequality in advertising leadership—complete with sourced numbers and a shop/cheat-codes vibe.
An on-chain trading agent that treats the blockchain as the only truth—and makes its own “AI trading” premise weirdly poetic.
A satirical “is he alive?” crowd-vote timer for Mitch McConnell, complete with a mock algorithm, sightings, and a “recalculate the vibes” button.
A manifesto-led “app store” for social/visual mind games—built in public with an open call to stock the impossible aisle.
A “museum for your family” that turns real records and open questions into occasion-specific, film-like archives.
A Xi’an tour guide’s weekly tea journal—stories, brewing instructions, and “golden flowers” (jin hua) explained with friendly, no-hard-sell honesty.
An illustrated, cited yōkai field guide with a guided “reading path” through dusk, habitats, and authenticity.
A single-page, browser-only noir teletype machine that types a branching hardboiled case from a URL seed.
A Mac app that claims “real haptics” tuned to an actual cat purr—plus a whole cast of moods and cats.
A surreal indie game site that reads like workplace onboarding paperwork for dispensing and auditing spheres—repeated, calm, and unsettling.