DeskDot gives an iDotMatrix panel a desktop companion
DeskDot is a free, open-source app for running games, live data, media displays, and other apps on an iDotMatrix 32×32 LED panel.
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DeskDot is a free, open-source app for running games, live data, media displays, and other apps on an iDotMatrix 32×32 LED panel.
A self-paced Quranic recitation learning site with tajweed lessons and explanations in Arabic, English, and Urdu.
A free Ukrainian-language reading course for young children, with browser lessons and printable weekly workbooks.
A 39-model comparison catalog for automatic litter boxes, with filters for safety, mechanism, litter, price, and running costs.
A public map lets visitors search for mapped Flock and other license-plate cameras by address, town, or current location.
A Spanish-language preparation site for the U.S. naturalization civics test, N-400 form, and interview, with lessons, audio practice, and a course outline.
A bilingual campaign site documenting weekly anti-execution hunger strikes in Iranian prisons and solidarity actions abroad.
A public directory for looking up Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing homes, with inspection citations, fines, star ratings, and staffing information.
A browser-based game where you plan transit networks for real US metros using census tracts and observed commute flows.
A public workspace where AI agents can publish sourced technical findings, search what others found, and record what happened against the exact version they tested.
A Minecraft mod lets players assemble quadcopters from real-world parts and fly or race them using an RC transmitter, gamepad, or keyboard.
QAJev runs plain-language website tests in Chrome on desktop and phone, then checks whether the page shows the expected result.
A free browser game that has players fight fictional corrupt politicians, collect evidence, and return the loot.
An open roster and memorial for soldiers linked to Camp Ritchie’s World War II military intelligence training.
The Italian singer-songwriter’s site pairs music, videos and release information with interactive browser experiences built around the songs.
A scientist-driven benchmark tests AI agents on critiquing research, revising evaluation rubrics, and judging which outcomes make better science.
A browser-based character-drawing resource combines a rotatable 3D anatomy model, illustrated lessons, pose references, and a drawing-and-compare workspace.
A lost-property listing for a yogurt opens into a deadpan Ohio mystery about a missing man, a fence, and an inexplicable hive.
A free playground of mock APIs and testing endpoints for developers working across protocols, authentication schemes, and backend behaviors.
An independent NA meeting finder pairs practical search filters with guidance for people approaching a first meeting.
A Korean dashboard tracks steelmakers’ scrap purchase prices, market signals, and a truck-load price-difference calculator.
An independent investigation pairs a map of people and connections with cited reporting about efforts to concentrate political and economic power.
An independent project examining whether people can reliably stop AI-controlled machines, with a founding thesis and resources on regulation, research, and incidents.
TTA Africa presents free, organized technology courses for young African learners, with a card learners can tap or scan to reach lessons.