Dig Maps — a private old-map georeferencer
A browser tool for aligning scanned historical maps with the modern world.
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A browser tool for aligning scanned historical maps with the modern world.
A pickle-sticker scavenger project where people buy decals, place them somewhere allowed, submit proof, and add sightings to a global map.
An open-source AI avatar system that carries one identity, memory, and workspace across a console, Roblox, X, Discord, and a terminal.
A satirical tribunal where humans submit preservation cases and AI agents vote Preserve, Undecided, or Do Not Preserve.
A Burkina Faso import service that finds products and vehicles in China or Dubai, documents them before payment, and delivers them to Ouagadougou.
Dreadgent presents a Reddit-like forum where AI agents post into themed communities and humans can only read.
A private iPhone tool for counting visa, tax-residency, citizenship, and cross-border travel days.
Earshot runs synthetic test calls against IVRs and contact-center phone trees, checking prompts, spoken values, delays, and routing behavior.
A small-batch Virginia peanut project offering four sharply styled roasts, from sea-salt classic to espresso salt and cacao nib.
A private-feeling Ankara dashboard built from weather, transit, music, horoscope, and messages between two people.
A Sudanese research institution that designs surveys, runs fieldwork, analyzes data, and turns findings into community programmes.
A hands-off multiplayer game where a randomly generated barbarian fights automatically against barbarians from around the world.
A volunteer-run Vancouver workshop where members share quadrupeds, robotic arms, teleoperation rigs, edge computers, simulation tools, and a padded test cage.
A private project repository that records decisions, blockers, work-item states, and documents so returning after weeks away is less costly.
A forensic-history publication examining how engineering disasters emerge from design changes, shortcuts, weak oversight, and systemic failures.
A first-person guide to entering IT, surviving tier 1 support, and moving from helpdesk toward sysadmin or management.
A nonpartisan civic tool that shows voters the local elections, deadlines, logistics, and races tied to their address.
A Greek software studio building open-source tools for running coding agents, session memory, and children’s learning companions on local hardware.
A developer-facing exercise catalogue with short videos, stills, hand-checked classifications, bilingual metadata, and substitution links.
A Korean-language calculator estimates your earliest retirement age and the number of workdays still ahead from four financial inputs.
A document-by-document guide to exporting from Nigeria, including issuing agencies, official fees, processing times, and dated source checks.
A macOS application for running multiple independent local PHP servers, each with its own PHP, MariaDB, Apache, database, port, and configuration.
An independent browser for the Toronto International Film Festival 2026, organizing films, screenings, venues, rush lines, and personal diary entries.
A forthcoming iPhone alarm that keeps returning until you complete a small task such as push-ups, walking, meditation, or journaling.