Pump-OS: A Solana Trading System on a USB Stick
Pump-OS presents a bootable x86-64 operating system assembled from on-chain data, launched from a 556 MB USB image, and configured with Phantom and pump.fun.
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Pump-OS presents a bootable x86-64 operating system assembled from on-chain data, launched from a 556 MB USB image, and configured with Phantom and pump.fun.
A professional motorsport platform that connects timing files, setup sheets, driver debriefs, run plans, and post-session analysis in one record.
A generative graphics studio presenting a large archive of numbered images, each produced from a single integer seed and a published program.
A free reference library of 18 traditional quilt blocks, with calculators and rotary-cutting charts for making them at different finished sizes.
An offline animal-monitoring system for tiger identification, patrol records, human–animal conflict, mortality, mapping, and alerts in Indian forest departments.
A free sheet-goods cutting planner for plywood, MDF, and similar materials that calculates layouts, waste, cost, kerf, grain direction, and edge banding.
Redakt scans Word, Excel, PDF, TXT, and image files for sensitive information, then masks selected findings without sending the documents to a server.
A beta service that takes AI-edited HDR images and their original exposure brackets, then returns detail-restored full-resolution JPEGs.
A Houston dinner club matches six people at a table, then privately asks who would meet again and builds the next four dinners around the mutual interest.
A Chrome tool that turns YouTube’s subscription grid into a calm, single-column reading list.
A voice-and-visual front end for AI assistants, with local speech processing and a reactive 3D line field.
An undated planning system designed for people who regularly abandon planners and need a low-friction way back in.
A bilingual children's story world set in Yerushalayim, with games, colouring pages, and activities built around one lost turquoise heart earring.
Roadly combines a public feedback board, product roadmap, changelog, help center, and private support threads around shared records.
Rootles offers six daily word games about the ancient roots, origins, and construction of English words.
An artist archive connecting clothing, music, lectures, and video to one person’s experience of disability and recovery.
SanitData anonymizes sensitive content in Excel, CSV files, pasted text, and emails before you share it with an AI model.
A Thai youth-reflection project uses four short films, AI prompts, and LINE to help people examine pressure, relationships, identity, and the image they present to others.
A Los Angeles movie-screening discovery platform for repertory films, 35mm and 70mm presentations, Q&As, premieres, restorations, test screenings, and other uncommon theatrical events.
A Chrome extension places a tiny animal at the edge of every page, where it runs with your scroll speed, sits when you stop, and sleeps when you leave.
A free film project built around long-form conversations with rabbis who teach from Jewish books mostly unavailable in English.
Sector is charter-quoting and operations software for aviation operators, covering pricing, routing, fleet scheduling, dispatch, signatures, and customer records.
An evidence-first guide to the military drones, suppliers, bases, operators, and conflicts shaping Africa’s wars.
An open-source library of premade animated canvas and WebGL backgrounds that developers can customize and copy into their projects.