The Tucker Family Keeps a Homeplace in the Loop
A private family archive for the Tucker descendants of Odenville, Alabama, combining genealogy, land history, reunion planning, stories, recipes, photos, and a family-question assistant.
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A private family archive for the Tucker descendants of Odenville, Alabama, combining genealogy, land history, reunion planning, stories, recipes, photos, and a family-question assistant.
A Czech wedding site that recasts Ondra and Simča’s ceremony as the first stage of a cycling tour.
A browser-based reconstruction of a 1990s symbolic AI system that analyzes friendships, conflicts, coalitions, and social strategies as signed graphs.
A family archive of Uncle Bob’s 1,113-book collection, catalogued for browsing by title, author, publisher, and publication date.
Vienna Human lets people and AI agents hire a verified Vienna-based operator for store checks, public observations, physical verification, and small errands.
A meticulously structured encyclopedia documenting Walter Judge, his self-appointed court, his arguments, his arithmetic, and his disputed claim to be Walter White.
An ongoing photographic archive of dogs riding in cars, seen through open windows and passing traffic.
A Chinese-language postmortem for a finished alternate-reality game about quantum measurement, branching histories, future messages, and a world converging on a single answer.
Field turns music production into a Git repository: arrangements, takes, plugin chains, and mixes live in diffable files, while commands build reproducible audio.
An original six-chapter short story about a lonely boy and a toy rabbit that wakes up, presented as a free illustrated audiobook and reading experience.
A software, data, and machine-learning portfolio presented as a twelve-stop run from dawn to dark, with case files, source links, live builds, and validation records.
An interactive account of Beethoven’s hearing loss from 1798 to 1824, told through a page that gradually loses its own sound as you scroll.
A birthday microsite for Max, a cereal-obsessed fifteen-year-old, with an interactive card, a feeding game, cereal rain, and a mockumentary teaser.
An interactive music-theory curriculum that teaches notes, scales, chords, rhythm, and song craft through listening, playing, and visual color patterns.
A student-led Okemos, Michigan food drive that coordinates schools, libraries, fire stations, businesses, and residents to support local food relief.
A richly presented Spanish-language edition of 158 quatrains from the illuminated MS. Ouseley 140, a manuscript held by Oxford’s Bodleian Library.
A beautifully written field guide to films organized by the feeling you want to have.
Coalbird tests ecommerce sites by sending AI agents through real shopping missions, then reports where they get confused or give up.
A band-camp transportation and logistics service for moving people, instruments, supplies, and emergencies.
A private, in-browser instrument for building an apology from four parts: the act, the cost, the change, and the ask.
A small, by-request Saturday gathering in Dubai for people who actually work with AI.
A personal interactive apology that casts Tannu as judge and Saumya as the defendant in a bilingual romantic hearing.
I Dig It by RH Designs sells handcrafted, fully assembled construction terrain for remote-controlled excavators and other RC machines.
A private four-day run-of-show for a Colorado proposal weekend, complete with concert logistics, hiking plans, weather guidance, and instructions for keeping the surprise intact.