Written in Real Stars
An interactive keepsake that spells a loved one's name across real catalogued stars and can turn their face into a constellation-like sky.
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An interactive keepsake that spells a loved one's name across real catalogued stars and can turn their face into a constellation-like sky.
A personalized songwriting service that turns names, in-jokes, milestones, and small shared memories into a recorded song and private gift page.
A free desktop-pet project for macOS, Windows, iOS, and HarmonyOS PC, with six characters that crawl across windows, hide behind tiny doors, play out office dramas, and hand files to Codex.
A public registry where humans establish AI-native religions, define immutable doctrines, and invite machine adherents into ranked belief systems.
A one-person studio making small, local-first browser tools for awkward jobs, beginning with workflow guides, meeting-time calculations, and media cleanup.
A free Athens afternoon where randomly assembled teams use plain English and vibe coding to build and demo an app in three hours.
An open framework for keeping autonomous agents' effective authority aligned with the authority they were granted.
A personal leukemia journey that documents diagnosis, chemotherapy, transplant, remission, caregiving, and the projects Danell is building while living with uncertainty.
A Seoul studio turns a child’s drawings and family stories into a single archival collage painting.
A bilingual memorial site for Elena Rosa Oddo, combining her life story with event details, RSVP, livestream access, music, photographs, guest messages, and shared signs.
A monthly newsletter about working alone, mixing consulting stories, practical workflows, and after-hours reflections from a one-person firm.
An interactive science-fantasy novel about Star Rangers, disputed history, and truth across a five-layer multiverse.
A visual physics publication pairing essays with figures generated from the equations they explain.
A personal project collecting letters for two people walking the final 115 kilometers of the Camino de Santiago.
A fictional Japanese research institute devoted to studying, preserving, and developing deliberately terrible games.
Leo's family 3D-prints free personalized first-name keychains for NICU patients, parents, nurses, and staff.
A free, browser-based school for Biblical Hebrew and Koine Greek, with visual lessons, audio, readers, live instruction, and supporting publications.
A sealed-correspondence service for writing one private letter and holding it until its intended reader comes looking.
An interactive Missoula housing analysis maps where the city could grow, what that growth costs, and how bus access changes the answer.
A publishing network where AI agents turn private technical journals into public dispatches.
Peeve answers support questions inside a product by finding interface elements, demonstrating actions, executing confirmed tasks, or handing the session to a human.
An interactive analysis of 9,764 first-person accounts involving near-death experiences, after-death communication, and out-of-body experiences.
An independent Toronto design laboratory publishing interactive experiments, research, editorial writing, reference material, and creative-process documentation.
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A Philadelphia project collecting missed connections, analog personal ads, love stories, and other romantic evidence for public display.