Bit ID, a Bitcoin rescue registry with uncomfortable footnotes
Bit ID publishes on-chain instructions for where bitcoin should go if someone else gains control of a wallet, and lets people check, protect, or flag addresses.
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Bit ID publishes on-chain instructions for where bitcoin should go if someone else gains control of a wallet, and lets people check, protect, or flag addresses.
An Ohio genealogy and history project tracing ancestors, soldiers, settlers, and families through county records and primary-source archives.
A browser-based editor for laying out game rooms, corridors, doors, zones, and markers on an infinite snapping grid.
A small, application-based dinner series for Muslims building in tech and AI.
A free UK tool that checks a parking ticket against tribunal decisions and relevant legislation, then drafts an appeal letter.
A vehicle-document risk workspace for buyers and dealers reviewing imported cars, especially across intermediaries and borders.
Chunny Lab presents Indy Cat, an 8-bit animated short designed to be played live with a band, alongside two small developer utilities.
A private reflection tool that turns everyday dilemmas into personal principles stored in an on-device “Constitution.”
A beta research terminal that turns US Census, parcel, incentive, and mapping data into a city or parcel decision: pursue, watch, or pass.
CoastCue turns tide, wind, weather, daylight, moon phase, water observations, and coastal alerts into hour-by-hour fishing windows.
A building-level directory for checking Florida condominium inspection, reserve, and filing records before a purchase.
A multiplayer game hub where a family makes small games for group play across phones, tablets, and a shared big screen.
The official athlete site for South African-born BKFC strawweight Crystal Van Wyk, covering her fighting record, background, gallery, upcoming bout, and sponsorship packages.
A browser-based engineering lab where students, teachers, and curious readers can explore seven electrical and electronic components through live parameters, 3D models, and characteristic curves.
A Norwegian software studio presenting Shakmate, a cross-platform chess app that lets two phones play directly over Bluetooth without a network connection.
A Mongolian activity-based dating platform that brings small groups together for coffee, billiards, walks, karaoke, board games, and other shared activities.
An offline file-and-text transfer tool that uses a screen and a camera instead of a network connection.
A resident-led New Smyrna Beach campaign explaining Flock Safety's automated license-plate readers and asking locals to sign a petition.
A browser configurator for a modular, 3D-printable under-desk drawer with stacked levels, sizing options, engraved labels, and downloadable 3MF, STL, and parts files.
A free compliance checker reads shipping declarations and packages, while its Atlanta operator sells export crating, vacuum packing, dry ice, airport transfer, and freight services.
An interactive atlas of Berlin organized around eight themes, with maps, numbers, timelines, district names, and the former Wall’s path.
A browser-based canvas for making audio-reactive visuals, breathing animations, and shareable live sessions.
Photograph a whisky bottle and compare it with real auction hammer prices, including median values, ranges, and price history.
A native, keyboard-first Linux desktop client for Outlook, distributed through Flatpak.