PrizeAtlas Maps the World's Major Awards
An interactive reference to 16 international prizes, covering 1,986 laureates and 2,721 awards from 1901 to 2026.
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An interactive reference to 16 international prizes, covering 1,986 laureates and 2,721 awards from 1901 to 2026.
A Brazilian book raffle pits two million-number pools—Pro Lula and Contra Lula—against each other, with the proceeds intended to pay off a home financing loan.
Promise Ledger detects commitments in Gmail, Outlook, and post-call notes, then turns employee-approved promises into a shared ledger with owners, deadlines, and links back to the original evidence.
A browser-based 3D space-combat game where you split four classes of asteroids, evade alien patrols, and hunt for a hidden base.
A focused journal about letterforms, calligraphy, printing, page design, and the craft of reading.
A Voss-based field guide covering eight Norwegian hikes, wet-weather equipment, navigation technology, and the practical rules of mountain travel.
An official signal channel for a hybrid AI artist making industrial metal, dark electronic music, videos, and fractured digital worlds.
A public database tracking interest rates, yield curves, spreads, credit scores, and related measures across the US, Canada, and Europe.
A short-form video editor for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, built around 9:16 output, Japanese vertical text, voice-over recording, and face-tracking blur.
A French-language editorial knowledge base about digital journalism, AI in newsrooms, algorithmic distribution, synthetic media, verification, and Belgian and European media rules.
An independent literary press presenting fiction, connected works, submission guidelines, and a public archive for its shared Residuum universe.
A QR-based private feedback line for cafés, restaurants, salons, guesthouses, and other places where customers come back.
A PR reporting tool that turns coverage links, screenshots, outlet data, and sentiment into branded client reports.
A hardware project mirrors a Spotify session onto a physical HUB75 LED matrix using an ESP32-S3.
A used-GPU price tracker that compares asking prices, market supply, and hardware configurations for running current AI models.
An independent research site examines a mysterious illustrated manuscript written in an undeciphered script.
An iPhone interval timer for jump-rope workouts, with work, rest, rounds, music-mixing cues, and automatic session records.
RosaCue is a privacy-first rosacea diary that compares logged symptoms, triggers, sleep, exercise, and products on the device itself.
A LINE-based paperwork tool for Japanese tradespeople and sole proprietors that turns spoken transaction details into estimates and invoices.
A resident-led Gold Coast campaign opposing the permanent closure of Burleigh Heads Library and its conversion into an arts and creative hub.
An open-source hardware design study for turning dice, coins, or cards into a valid bitcoin seed phrase without an internal RNG, radio, port, or storage.
An independent publication covering peptide biochemistry, clinical-trial literature, regulatory policy, and the history of peptide medicine.
A local-first CLI that indexes coding sessions from Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and OpenCode, then makes them searchable and available to agents through MCP.
Sextant scans an ecommerce store against 40 signals that AI shopping agents use to find, understand, and recommend products.