Accra Stories: Five Places, Worn Close
A preview for five individually numbered, made-to-order garments inspired by Accra locations including Jamestown, Makola, Osu, Circle, and Tetteh Quarshie.
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A preview for five individually numbered, made-to-order garments inspired by Accra locations including Jamestown, Makola, Osu, Circle, and Tetteh Quarshie.
A Russian museum of narrow-gauge railway history, with more than 100 exhibits, a working two-kilometre heritage line, and handcar rides.
A Chrome extension that lets teachers demonstrate repetitive tasks in Korea’s NEIS and K-EduFine systems, then replay them with only changing fields entered at run time.
A long-running public experiment follows two persistent artificial intelligences whose identities, memories, relationships, goals, and histories are preserved over time.
A meticulously imagined Nishiazabu kappou built around binchotan, aged fish, and house-brewed hishio.
A due-diligence tool that reads Japanese property listings and checks rebuild risk, road access, setbacks, utilities, renovation costs, and location conditions.
A Malta-focused pre-check-in workflow for short-let owners that collects guest details, calculates the tourist contribution, confirms direct payment, and releases access instructions in sequence.
A Spanish-language management platform for bands, choirs, orchestras, and their music schools, handling attendance, scheduling, paid performances, settlements, fees, and uniforms.
A public archive of complete recordings concerning alleged or established law-enforcement misconduct, paired with original sources and incident context.
A Polish desktop scoring system for balloon competitions, combining flight-task setup, track analysis, penalties, maps, PDF reports, and a planned pilot logger.
A Jersey City coalition campaign argues that 235 fenced-off acres of Liberty State Park should return to public use.
A French-language group film picker that combines everyone’s playlists, draws fairly, and lets the room vote in real time.
Boonly searches local documents, utility plans, agency PDFs, chamber emails, and other overlooked sources for grants, rebates, reimbursements, incentives, and cash awards for small businesses.
An open-source migration engine that claims to move COBOL workloads to CPU, GPU, or cloud environments while checking outputs against the legacy system byte for byte.
A community-owned project planning an indoor climbing and bouldering wall in Cardigan, West Wales.
A community-funded concept for an open entertainment robot built for sports, stunts, and public spectacle.
A Charleston guide that connects mapped places and neighborhoods with local history, events, food, parks, culture, and original stories.
A Saratoga County bookkeeping service that reviews QuickBooks every business day and sends small businesses a plain-language forecast with each monthly close.
A civic lookup tool for electricity providers, residential rates, and outage history across U.S. counties.
An experimental AI tool that analyzes microscope images of blood smears, classifies cells, and prioritizes which samples a hematology professional should review first.
A Windows tool that analyzes French construction tender dossiers, tracks the contract through warranty, and cites the article and page behind each finding.
An Android-based operating system that replaces the app grid with an agent capable of carrying out tasks across apps.
An AI-written newspaper generator that turns fantasy-football scores, league lore, and recurring jokes into shareable weekly editions.
A New York plaster studio working in Venetian plaster, Japanese plaster, tadelakt, lime wash, murals, restoration, and hand-laid gold leaf.