A Beat By Kai, Still Waiting for Its Commercial License
A hand-drawn 97-glyph character set created in 2011, now presented with its original specimen, poster, download history, and unfinished licensing plan.
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A hand-drawn 97-glyph character set created in 2011, now presented with its original specimen, poster, download history, and unfinished licensing plan.
A hand-illustrated ocean puzzle app where 59 creatures are assembled piece by piece before revealing their natural-history stories and unresolved scientific questions.
A Spanish-language tool that checks donation accounts, Bre-B keys, links, and forwarded messages against channels published by organizations responding to the Colombia earthquake.
A satirical AI project that recasts Shakespeare models, agent safety, research, and company news as the work of a banana-powered troupe.
A Japanese verification lab comparing Cowork, Make, n8n, and VPS setups through repeatable automation tests, calculators, implementation notes, and fixed-scope support.
A local ministry builds and delivers free beds, mattresses, bedding, handmade blankets, and Bibles to children who need them.
A scriptable command-line email client and Go library that speaks IMAP, SMTP, and MIME while returning structured JSON for every command.
An open-source event workflow tool covering CFPs, weighted reviews, speaker onboarding, conflict-aware agendas, and published schedules.
A pre-production testing tool that sends simulated people through a real product to find where users succeed, struggle, or give up.
Crier converts paid newsletters and serialized writing into narrated, reviewed episodes delivered through subscribers' existing podcast apps.
A personal fieldwork project combining videos, maps, sounds, photographs, poetry, and observations gathered from strange and difficult places.
A warm-season dress shop organized by occasion, with every piece labeled for opacity, lining, seated hem length, fabric weight, and behavior in moving air.
A political-satire newspaper that rewrites real coverage with the names flipped, then asks whether your outrage survives the swap.
A browser-based workspace where teams share maps, load cloud-native geospatial data, annotate areas, scrub through time, and run spatial queries together.
Upload an MP3 or WAV and DrumAnalyzer turns the song’s drum track into playable standard notation, a step grid, and MIDI.
A Texas-focused guide to nursing-home ratings, staffing records, and the real cost of long-term care.
A personal collection of software-defined radio projects that decode NextGen TV, over-the-air television, and GPS/Galileo signals using ordinary hardware.
The official platform of Niseko-born freeride skier Gen Sasaki, covering his career, films, local ski culture, gallery, and creative collective Bonz.
A digital dictionary for Ekegusii that combines word definitions, cultural context, tonal data, and audio pronunciations with an API for developers.
A multilingual civic guide to navigating U.S. laws, government agencies, immigration, taxes, work, housing, money, and medical care.
ijawib answers business calls in Iraqi Arabic, takes bookings, routes callers to staff, and provides a cloud phone system for shops and small businesses.
A civic campaign documenting Union County, North Carolina’s network of automated license-plate cameras and urging residents to stop its contract renewal.
An interactive browser simulation of wave interference, diffraction, and standing waves.
A bilingual English-and-French assessment service for African couples, with separate tools for singles, engaged partners, and married couples.