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An interactive catalog for searching, comparing, and analyzing electronic atlases by their structure, content, and media-cartographic features.
Aura Jungle sells fictional aura packs that let brands climb a live, pay-to-win ranking with referral links back to their websites.
A minimalist Android launcher that lets users replace their phone’s home screen with configurable, gesture-first themes.
A waiting-list site for a proposed guild where heating engineers pool practical knowledge, tools, and hard-won experience.
A browser-based converter turns bank-statement PDFs into CSV, Excel, QBO, OFX, or QFX files while checking the statement’s balances.
Barrikade is building security tools to discover AI agents across a company, identify their owners and permissions, and trace their actions.
A Mac app that listens to English or Arabic speech and displays translated captions as a transparent layer over PowerPoint, Keynote, Canva, PDFs, video, or other fullscreen presentations.
A distributed key-server operator publishes BLS signature shares only after specified moments have passed.
A collectible beer-card game that links numbered physical cards to real beers and breweries.
A free reference tool for western big-game draw odds, sortable by hunt area, residency, species, point level, and year.
A digital graveyard where dead software projects receive mausoleums, tombs, or a place in the mass grave.
A station-navigation prototype that teaches routes through short instructions, speech, vibration patterns, and camera-scanned waypoint codes.
An 18+ comedic advertising experiment where brands bid for tattoo-like placements on a cartoon cheek, then defend their rank with harder slaps.
A 14-day auction lets companies bid for one of ten sticker spots on a University of Porto student's graduation diploma and cartola.
A ten-slot live auction lets brands put their logo, colors, link, and slogan on illustrated kids, dogs, and cats for seven days.
A live auction lets advertisers bid for logo placement on the creator’s laptop, both online and as a physical sticker.
A live auction lets sponsors bid for one of nine 6×6 cm sticker spots on a high-school student’s future PC.
A 0–20 bedside score for tracking functional mobility in older and frail inpatients.
An open-source Chrome extension lets Claude Code, Codex, or Antigravity operate tabs inside the logged-in browser session you already use.
A competitive card game for 4–10 adults in which players ask questions, moderate the conversation, award points, and secretly interfere with one another’s decisions.
A family-run camping, glamping, lodging, and restaurant destination in Independencia, Guairá, Paraguay.
A free Edge and Chrome extension that underlines spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and clarity issues in ordinary text boxes.
A two-minute essay argues that cats are not merely meowing for food—they are performing, measuring themselves, and being judged by the phone.
A daily Catholic-history publication that reports saints’ deaths, church events, interviews, and quotations in the form of a periodical newspaper.