Moretta Studios: Noir, Ink, and Exhibition Plans
A solo studio making narrative games and browser tools for storytellers, including a queer noir mystery set in Weimar Berlin.
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A solo studio making narrative games and browser tools for storytellers, including a queer noir mystery set in Weimar Berlin.
A Korean-language review site that directly plays and records games made with AI, from multiplayer shooters and racing games to language-learning experiments.
A one-person studio making short browser games that require no install, account, or advertising.
مُدرك presents an Arabic medical-study companion for turning lectures into explanations, diagrams, practice questions, flashcards, and spoken self-assessment.
A narrative interrogation game built around reading suspect behaviour, linking contradictory statements, and choosing how to question a suspect.
A filmmaker, writer, and teacher’s portfolio connecting Lahore, Connecticut, narrative shorts, teaching, video essays, and experimental work.
Glimera combines read-only machine readers, a private store router, and a remote portal to track amusement-machine revenue and payouts.
A soft silicone ring uses a phone-readable chip to show emergency medical details and call a family contact, without a battery, app, or charging.
An interactive country desk that follows political cases, money trails, and the interests behind public stories.
A student-run science magazine inviting Years 11–13 to submit 600–1,000-word articles about recent discoveries and technological developments.
A Japanese marketplace for reusable creation kits that let people build documents, LINE stickers, pixel animations, 3D models, and other outputs with Claude Code or Codex.
A richly detailed wedding invitation for Nilava and Sampada's two-day celebration in Pune.
A Detroit web studio makes fast, durable sites for overlooked organizations—and sometimes publishes them before anyone asks.
A community-built guide to a small Missouri town, combining civic errands, public-safety information, Elk River conditions, and local history.
A local-first tool for extracting study notes from browser pages, PDFs, spreadsheets, and CSVs, then reorganizing them into portable files.
A Windows application that helps German public pharmacies manage quality procedures, inspection records, training, and regulatory changes.
A live dashboard tracks purchase caps, prices, and rationing patterns across major US online retailers.
A weekly launch board for Omarchy apps, plugins, themes, packages, and commercial products.
A free Mac menu-bar app that reads selected text aloud in natural neural voices, across apps such as Claude, ChatGPT, Notes, Pages, Safari, and Mail.
Om’s project page hosts an offline browser chess trainer and documents two works-in-progress in medical machine learning and private social software.
A browser-based CSV viewer and editor that opens, searches, repairs, converts, and exports tabular files without uploading them.
A local-first workspace for running parallel research-agent experiments with isolated worktrees, tracked evidence, and optional remote GPU compute.
A set of production tools for recovering Premiere Pro edits, inspecting After Effects Dynamic Link projects, and building V-Ray lighting workflows in Maya.
An interactive browser-based simulator for tracing order data across logistics systems, down to individual fields and their transformations.