Retro Museum Turns Phones Into Controllers
An open-source collection of shared-screen games, with a creator toolkit for submitting new experiences.
Across every issue
Search
Titles, domains, summaries, categories, signals, dates, and editorial-interest scores across the entire published catalogue.
Results
101,484 catalogue cards
-
18049
-
18050
Rhobound maps the hidden cost of a dependency patch
A technical product concept that predicts how a shared image or dependency change could affect latency, service traffic, and SLOs across a fleet.
-
18051
RigorRun Checks Whether Agents Actually Did the Job
A local developer tool turns one demonstrated workflow into executable acceptance tests for AI agents.
-
18052
Roast — Your Wallet, Well Done
A public-data tool that scores Robinhood Chain wallets by trading behavior and prints a short, joke-filled roast ticket.
-
18053
Rudelruf, the emergency net for pets left alone
A pet-safety app that starts a timer and alerts trusted people if you do not return when expected.
-
18054
RunningLake, the lakehouse that shows its work
An operated open lakehouse stack for small data teams, running in a customer’s own cloud account and priced in real cloud dollars.
-
18055
Salo, the digital disposable camera for Philippine events
Salo lets guests at weddings, debuts, baptisms, reunions, fiestas, and other gatherings take a limited number of unreviewable photos that are sealed into a shared album for a later group reveal.
-
18056
SanctionScope, a map of who is sanctioned and why
An interactive map and screening interface for sanctions and export-control lists from the US, EU, UK, UN, Australia, and Canada.
-
18057
Sans Patates, French Grammar Without the Fog
A playful French grammar toolkit for English speakers, pairing short lessons with games, diagnostics, conjugation help, and dictation.
-
18058
Sasquatch Privacy audits what websites share
A privacy scanner compares a website before consent, after Accept All, after Reject All, and with a Global Privacy Control signal.
-
18059
Saturday — a chess roguelike
A forthcoming chess game turns familiar matches into an escalating roguelike, with persistent rivals, shifting boards, unusual pieces, and a father-shaped mystery.
-
18060
Squishing Gerbils
A surreal browser game in which shoeless Carl stomps gerbils to protect Princess Donut and keep a System AI entertained.
-
18061
Operation Save Leuser Puts Eyes in the Rainforest
A community conservation program in Aceh, Indonesia using camera traps and local patrols to monitor the Leuser landscape.
-
18062
Second Coat: Bringing Alpha Centauri Forward
A visual-restoration studio uses Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri to show how classic PC games might be adapted for modern displays without losing their original identity.
-
18063
Semantic Icons, for when filenames fail
A prose-searchable icon set that maps ordinary descriptions to curated SVG marks, with SDK, package, and MCP support.
-
18064
Señor Pachanga Maps Afro-Global Sound Through Ports
A Cali-born, Los Angeles-based DJ presents mixes, productions, parties, and a musical map linking African-diaspora genres across continents.
-
18065
Sermon Stories, with the sources left in
A daily collection of short, fact-checked sermon illustrations drawn from public-domain books, journals, and scientific records.
-
18066
Seven Seconds Down
A mixed-reality height challenge that turns a real plank on the floor into an eighty-storey virtual drop.
-
18067
Shaurya · Log: Engineering Notes With Strange Edges
A personal archive of technical essays and experiments spanning machine learning, graphics, computation, cryptography, and GPU programming.
-
18068
Shelf: a stock ledger for Nigerian Instagram shops
Shelf manages inventory, orders, staff access, and sales records for shops selling through Instagram and WhatsApp.
-
18069
静眠森, a Forest at the Edge of Sleep
A Chinese-language interactive fiction world linking illustrated stories, a rainy café, a witch’s train, and conversations with its characters.
-
18070
The Order of the Auger
A Russian-language society devoted to screw conveyors, with a history of the screw, a taxonomy of its forms, and a gallery.
-
18071
Shotgun Cab makes the case for Chicago's two-seat robotaxi
A researched proposal for a Chicago-owned fleet of autonomous, electric cabs designed with two front seats and no driver.
-
18072
SideBySend, a weekly ledger of email-platform prices
SideBySend records six email marketing platforms at the same eight contact counts, preserving dated prices, sources, confidence labels, and pricing changes.