Webarchy, a Desktop That Refuses to Overlap
An open-source, keyboard-driven tiling desktop that runs inside a browser tab.
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An open-source, keyboard-driven tiling desktop that runs inside a browser tab.
A one-person Taiwan-Europe studio turns specific personal needs into custom apps, web tools, and small desktop utilities.
An event tool turns audience members’ phone screens into synchronized pixels, controlled live from a browser without an app or login.
A nine-question perfume quiz recommends three fragrances, links to real sample sizes, and offers a budget-aware plan for testing them before buying a bottle.
A cycling route planner that scores departure times by weather, predicts headwind and tailwind along each segment, and can compare the route in reverse.
A satellite-measured wildfire atlas that maps official fire perimeters onto administrative boundaries and traces their impact on individual towns.
A Dubai live auction sells fifteen advertising spots on a Porsche 911 GT3 RS that has not yet been purchased.
A Latin American independent label presents its artist roster, four recording approaches, and a contract built around shared revenue and a seven-year master return.
An Ontario studio sells four-inch glazed ceramic tiles as small artworks, display pieces, coasters, fridge magnets, and custom commissions.
A fashion search engine that compares retailer and pre-owned listings while showing what tracked items have cost over time.
A collaborative internet film that plans to assemble one hour of footage, one frame at a time, from contributions by strangers.
A preview for five individually numbered, made-to-order garments inspired by Accra locations including Jamestown, Makola, Osu, Circle, and Tetteh Quarshie.
A Russian museum of narrow-gauge railway history, with more than 100 exhibits, a working two-kilometre heritage line, and handcar rides.
A Chrome extension that lets teachers demonstrate repetitive tasks in Korea’s NEIS and K-EduFine systems, then replay them with only changing fields entered at run time.
A long-running public experiment follows two persistent artificial intelligences whose identities, memories, relationships, goals, and histories are preserved over time.
A meticulously imagined Nishiazabu kappou built around binchotan, aged fish, and house-brewed hishio.
A due-diligence tool that reads Japanese property listings and checks rebuild risk, road access, setbacks, utilities, renovation costs, and location conditions.
A Malta-focused pre-check-in workflow for short-let owners that collects guest details, calculates the tourist contribution, confirms direct payment, and releases access instructions in sequence.
A Spanish-language management platform for bands, choirs, orchestras, and their music schools, handling attendance, scheduling, paid performances, settlements, fees, and uniforms.
A public archive of complete recordings concerning alleged or established law-enforcement misconduct, paired with original sources and incident context.
A Polish desktop scoring system for balloon competitions, combining flight-task setup, track analysis, penalties, maps, PDF reports, and a planned pilot logger.
A Jersey City coalition campaign argues that 235 fenced-off acres of Liberty State Park should return to public use.
A French-language group film picker that combines everyone’s playlists, draws fairly, and lets the room vote in real time.
Boonly searches local documents, utility plans, agency PDFs, chamber emails, and other overlooked sources for grants, rebates, reimbursements, incentives, and cash awards for small businesses.