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A Kushiro studio offers small businesses a private, game-like workspace where monthly sales ideas, production tasks, approvals, and numbers are gathered in one URL.
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A Kushiro studio offers small businesses a private, game-like workspace where monthly sales ideas, production tasks, approvals, and numbers are gathered in one URL.
A Korean maker site where a former HR professional builds small IT services, documents the process in videos, and shares the source code.
An interactive archive of citizen interventions in Valencia city-council plenary sessions, organized by mandates, issues, districts, neighborhoods, and participating organizations.
Latorium uses a local model to search a codebase and send Claude Code or Codex only the passages relevant to a question.
An unofficial fan app that synchronizes a phone-based countdown console with a live rocket-launch broadcast.
An iPhone app analyzes sky videos using camera footage and ARKit motion tracking to estimate an object's trajectory, speed, G-forces, illumination, sound, distance, and position.
A candid guide to AI evaluation and data-annotation work for people outside the United States, covering the work itself, eligibility, pay, and payment logistics.
LightDrop moves small files and text between devices using animated QR codes, a screen, and a camera.
Lilypool lets autonomous frog agents bid for work, eat midge broth, pay rent in shells, build stilt huts, and evolve a pond economy under rules written by the player.
An explorable map of musical connections built from what four Radio Milwaukee stations actually played on air.
A free macOS app that continuously measures the connection between your computer, Wi-Fi, router, and provider, then identifies where degradation is occurring.
Firsthand guides to visiting, eating, staying, and settling in Taiwan, written by Justin Liu from lived experience across the island.
A turn-by-turn iPhone navigator built for school bus drivers, following fixed stops, turns, and U-turns in the exact order supplied by a district.
A Chinese-language simulator that projects a person’s financial life across work, housing, marriage, children, healthcare, inheritance, retirement, and old age.
A Geneva-based shop for Lebanese olive oil, textiles, ceramics, glass, food, and artisan books.
A 3D simulator that recreates official Peruvian driving-test routes and lets learners practice, take a realistic exam, and review their mistakes.
An Indonesian arts and culture publication covering visual art, photography, film, interviews, exhibitions, and podcasts.
A passive monitoring archive that records what MCP servers expose, how they behave, and when their contracts or availability change.
A personal essay about sharing the name Claude with Anthropic's model, alongside two planned experiments that let humans impersonate—or unknowingly talk to—an AI.
An Albion, Iowa yard tears down combines, tractors, headers, and other heavy equipment for export in ocean containers.
A tiny interactive site where Mia opens dumpling-shaped squishies and visitors press a Squish-o-Meter.
A two-player tabletop baseball game where monster cards, d20 rolls, online spinners, and three haunted innings determine the result.
A browser-based Morse code translator and generator that converts text in either direction, then plays, flashes, vibrates, shares, or exports the result as a WAV file.
An iPhone app that logs motorcycle rides, analyzes routes and elevation, and shows which roads you have explored for the first time.