GLBoost: 3D models at the right size
A glTF and GLB optimizer that creates URL-addressable variants, serves them through a CDN, and provides embeds, AR viewing, private review links, and embedded-device exports.
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A glTF and GLB optimizer that creates URL-addressable variants, serves them through a CDN, and provides embeds, AR viewing, private review links, and embedded-device exports.
A live directory of IMAX films, cinemas, formats, and upcoming screenings across France.
A free turn-based tactics game with terrain, captureable income sources, commanders, fog of war, campaigns, skirmishes, and a map editor.
A satirical archive that audits stock photographs of alleged hackers for gloves, ominous lighting, and actual cybercrime.
A weekday guide to 37 half-price bottle deals at 34 Cincinnati-area restaurants near Hyde Park.
A group-meetup planner that compares real cafés, bars, and restaurants by the extra driving minutes each person incurs.
A free collection of Arabic- and English-language games covering puzzles, arcade challenges, reflex tests, two-player play, and small 3D worlds.
A Mankato carillon loft that evaluates bells by listening to their strike, decay, partials, and response to prairie wind.
An independent multiplayer relay for truck simulator, using one UDP address instead of accounts, launchers, or a server browser.
A Fort Smith golf-fitting bench that uses heel-print contact on a golf last to reconsider lie, length, and sole interaction.
A satirical dossier about a gold-lettered laptop, its abandoned files, and the $HENTRUMP token built around claiming ownership of the story.
Custom attendance, tracking, and administrative software for yeshivos, camps, Chabad houses, and Jewish schools.
HitLib combines a PROS-based C++ library, the Pattern Studio desktop editor, and physical LED kits for programming WS2812B strips on VEX V5 robots.
A proposed hardware-and-software bridge that lets you speak to Claude Code running on your own PC and hear its responses through an earpiece.
A personalized 3D-printed model of the golf hole where someone made a hole-in-one, engraved with the player’s name, course, and date.
A two-lane equestrian marketplace: free self-serve horse listings alongside provenance-checked consignment for used saddles and tack.
A Gulfport, Mississippi desk that uses a harbor pelorus to judge golf-club hosel orientation against the local wind and a lubber line.
A playable collection of ten Huli Gatta tiger-and-goat board-game challenges, with rules, history, and strategy notes.
A Russian civic-resistance project offering anonymous guidance to people seeking to avoid military mobilization, leave the country, or find refuge.
A Mac-and-iPhone notes app with device-side encryption, cloud-folder syncing, and on-device AI for searching and summarizing your own notes.
A Chrome beta adds time-synced danmaku and episode chat rooms to Netflix playback.
An editorial archive of true strange events, historical mysteries, disappearances, creepy places, and unusual people.
A public-data research workspace tracing Department of Energy funding, infrastructure, and the electricity demand associated with compute.
An interactive teaching tool that steps through JavaScript’s call stack, browser APIs, microtask queue, and task queue.