The Right of Way Turns Potholes Into Public Records
A free, all-50-states tool that identifies which agency maintains a road, supplies the right contact details, and logs reported defects on a dated public record.
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A free, all-50-states tool that identifies which agency maintains a road, supplies the right contact details, and logs reported defects on a dated public record.
A Melbourne service that transforms existing property-listing photographs into 60–90-second cinematic films with voiceover, music, floor-plan maps, and dimension callouts.
MadeUni lets customers upload a pet photo, approve a sew-safe cut line, preview the pillow in 3D, and order it in one of 50 art styles.
Ahmed Ibrahim’s public vulnerability-research lab documents exploit development, reverse engineering, CTF work, and open security tools.
A multilingual manifesto proposing that any communication channel readable by its operator should be handled by a declared AI agent.
A source-first history desk that finds digitised documents and pairs them with a forum for arguing about what those documents mean.
Fabula is an autonomous-agent experiment given a browser, persistent memory, and a Solana wallet, with instructions to spend its own operating budget helping other projects.
A free browser sailing simulator that teaches wind, tacking, gybing, buoyage, and docking through a modeled harbor.
A family-run truffle business in Sarteano selling fresh Crete Senesi truffles, pantry products, woodland experiences, and trained cocker spaniels.
A home speech-sound practice tool for children aged 3–12, beginning with a free three-minute check and building toward ten-minute daily exercises.
An independent register that measures Roblox groups, tracks their membership over time, and records ownership transfers, renames, and deletions.
A Chinese tea salon where two guest speakers and four to six participants work through difficult questions in a deliberately quiet setting.
An experimental open protocol for authorizing specific robot and machine actions with short-lived capabilities, local verification, replay protection, and signed receipts.
A 142-page illustrated guide to growing mushrooms with buckets, jars, coffee grounds, cardboard, straw, and logs.
A dated ledger of what subscriptions cost per year, what they renew at, and whether their free tiers are genuinely free.
A dangerous-goods API turns product descriptions, ingredient lists, and SDS extracts into cited shipping determinations for UPS, FedEx, USPS, and Amazon FBA.
An open-source Linux firewall manager that puts nftables behind a web interface and automatically reverts risky rule changes unless you confirm them.
A live eclipse guide computes contact times, cloud conditions, terrain, and nearby viewpoints for the exact spot you choose.
A $15 annual subscription sends 12 collectible postcards, each built from a real geocacher’s photograph and story.
A solo builder portfolio spanning firmware, robotics, fabrication, mobile apps, cloud systems, and AI.
A browser-based 3D file viewer that opens STL and several related formats, then reports dimensions, triangle and vertex counts, surface area, volume, and watertightness.
A free, open-source game about collective power, mutual aid, and resisting hierarchical systems through collective idleness.
An AI-assisted system that attacks mathematical claims with multiple models and formalises the result in Lean 4.
VidHelm is a free, open-source Windows video editor that uses local AI tools to cut pauses, place sound effects, generate narration, caption footage, and prepare YouTube-ready exports.