Crashout Networks, Extremely Normal Internet Computers
A retro-internet homepage for a self-described computer-and-network company, complete with a guestbook and cookie control panel.
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A retro-internet homepage for a self-described computer-and-network company, complete with a guestbook and cookie control panel.
A Chinese-language self-assessment that explores character strengths and psychological resilience through a 114-question, visual-novel-style questionnaire.
A browser-based digital audio workstation for recording, mixing, and exporting music by voice.
Alessandro Torresi and Lorena Marinucci teach Cumbia Kiz, their claimed fusion of cumbia and kizomba, through classes and workshops in Castelraimondo, Matelica, and Macerata.
A coffee ratio calculator, guided brew timer, private journal, and one-variable dial-in guide.
Curbcut scans Shopify storefronts for common accessibility problems and builds a dated record of checks, fixes, and reports.
CutType designs decal lettering with kerning, arc warp, welding, bleed, contour-cut lines, and vector exports for vinyl cutters.
A maker portfolio covering native apps, amateur-radio systems, embedded electronics, 3D printing, and life after cancer.
A wholesale children's book business built around Mommy and Daddy Have Tattoos, sold in packs to tattoo studios, coffee houses, barbershops, and other local counters.
4444 presents a proposed fragrance benchmark for reading individual and social harmony through the chemistry of breath and skin.
An iPad app that gives swim coaches a searchable, offline meet sheet for tracking swimmers, scratches, disqualifications, relay changes, results, and notes.
A resident-run Suffolk, Virginia project tracks Flock Safety automated license-plate cameras, the data they generate, and the agencies that can access it.
A resident-led Wylie, Texas, campaign opposing Flock Safety automated license plate reader surveillance and organizing residents to ask City Council not to renew its contract.
A live radio station built around the Hindi songs heard in Indian barbershops, truck cabins, highway dhabas, and Sunday wedding gatherings.
A collection of 35 browser-local tools for formatting JSON, debugging JWTs, comparing text, inspecting certificates, converting markup, and handling other developer tasks.
Dibblit is an open-source DIY kit that lets people speak game ideas into a palm-sized e-paper device and play the results offline.
An independent archive tracks daily mattress and furniture prices, comparing advertised “original” prices with a record of what retailers actually charge.
A metal fabrication portfolio of structures, furniture, mechanisms, and sculptural experiments.
Doodlepedia turns children’s paper drawings into a printable book PDF without redrawing or smoothing the original artwork.
A layer-by-layer home-security guide covering seven kinds of openings, from front doors and patio sliders to rented apartment doors and package steps.
A couples-and-friends game collection designed to be played on a single phone, with secret taps, private scoring, and no account.
DryAlgo runs Python, JavaScript, and Go algorithms one line at a time, showing variables, data structures, execution history, and measured complexity.
A Portuguese-language dog-training game that turns household problems into short, adaptive missions for each dog.
An independent alumni campaign documents Duke University's plan to shut down its @alumni.duke.edu email service on January 31, 2027.