WorshipCast puts Bible verses on screen as they’re preached
Free Mac and Windows presentation software that detects spoken Bible verses during a sermon and displays them, alongside song lyrics, on a church projector.
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Free Mac and Windows presentation software that detects spoken Bible verses during a sermon and displays them, alongside song lyrics, on a church projector.
A browser-based fútbol 5 game with solo play against bots, online 1-v-1 matches, and cooperative 5-v-5.
Zenpoo lets people anonymously report how a public-restroom stop went, with preset options and an optional note for account holders.
Zhongkaocha organizes Shanghai middle-school entrance exam cutoffs across allocation, unified admissions, and vocational pathways.
An interactive, English- and Spanish-language reference that groups Zohar symbols by sefirot and lets readers trace them into passages.
A French-language perfume club combines short lessons with member posts, discussions, and notes on scents.
AsBuilt presents a shared job record for contractors’ purchase orders, change orders, pay applications, and related paperwork.
A Bengali-language science project for children, using animated adventures and short features to explore subjects from Newton’s gravity to black holes.
A browser-playable pixel-art game about gliding a character off a ski jump and landing on floating targets.
A public archive of talks from a convening exploring the histories, lived realities, and politics of borderlands.
A medieval online game built around persistent skills, shared resources, and low-pressure cooperation.
CADCraft presents a browser-based CAD editor for drafting and editing DXF and DWG files, then plotting to PDF or exporting SVG and PNG.
A chess reference that measures openings and classic traps using statistics from rated games, with results split by player rating.
An interactive experiment lets visitors chat with open language models while activation directions labeled pain, fear, sadness, pleasure, or faith are applied.
A Mac app that surfaces Claude Code session statuses and lets you handle questions and approvals from the notch.
A traveling pop-up video store pairs screenings and events with shelves of VHS, LaserDisc, 3-D VHS, and 16mm.
A student-focused cyber-safety guide with phone privacy checks, security steps, interactive scenarios, and reporting resources.
A free browser game for exploring Australian walking tracks, noticing local plants and animals, and keeping a nature journal.
An open-source frontend security scanner that checks for exposed code, secrets, prompts, API details, and other browser-visible information.
A browser-based DNS test for comparing resolver observations before and after connecting to a VPN, with local baselines and JSON or CSV exports.
A bilingual project makes an early DOFUS beta playable in a desktop browser, with no download or subscription required.
A playful storefront lets visitors invent make-believe purchases and follow a fictional courier on a simulated route.
Dumbfork presents quiz questions as a driving game: choose the right road lane to answer, gain speed, and score points.
An interactive atlas pairs cryptid, UFO and military-encounter material with creature profiles, regional sightings and field resources.