BRQuantum’s Two-Channel Quantum Network Hardware
A Brazilian research spin-off developing photonic hardware to distribute entanglement through open air and existing telecom fiber.
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A Brazilian research spin-off developing photonic hardware to distribute entanglement through open air and existing telecom fiber.
A local-first design and order workspace for button makers working at shows, schools, markets, and studios.
A demo marketplace where brands bid for logo placement on a creator’s clothing at events or on streams.
A browser-based soapbox racing simulator where you build, paint, tune, and launch a cardboard car down Brambleton Crest.
An interactive line-of-sight map that calculates what terrain, buildings, and forest canopy can hide from a chosen point.
An arts and public-life publication examining how performances, exhibitions, films, and stories are shaped by the pressures around them.
Open-source, self-hosted software that programs and plays screenings from a personal movie collection.
A Korean-language comparison tool for cinema-screen dimensions across CGV, Lotte Cinema, and Megabox venues.
An unofficial public tracker for Claude usage-limit resets, model releases, policy changes, promotions, and outages.
A Word add-in that reviews contracts, proposes tracked changes, compares drafts, and checks clauses against a user-defined playbook.
Clearout helps people find their listings on people-search and data-broker sites, then manually work through opt-outs while keeping their information in the browser.
An editorial field guide and shared notebook for spotting undisclosed AI work and naming the tools behind your own.
An iPhone and Apple Watch training log for lifting and calisthenics, built around fast set logging, movement detail, and readable strength history.
An interactive software portfolio that combines terminal-style navigation, a playable world, and a decade of enterprise engineering experience.
A Hong Kong service that pairs strangers for weekly, one-to-one career coffees, with the matching partly done by a person.
A fashion search tool that brings products from major Turkish retailers into one searchable catalog, then filters or combines them around a budget, size, color, and occasion.
A protocol for synchronising pre-loaded audio across independent devices using anchors, integer ticks, and transport commands.
A private AI-supported space for talking through questions about vaping, drinking, drugs, or your body.
A free set of calculators for quilting, sewing, yarn, stitching, resin pours, and candle batches, with the underlying maths shown.
A collector-restorer in Tenerife documents mechanical instruments and early playback devices, from music boxes and organ rolls to phonographs, gramophones, and primitive radios.
An interactive toast experiment infers your preferred browning level through three blind comparisons and scores recipes against it.
An unofficial, neighbor-built operating manual for residents of Austin's Cambridge Tower.
A browser-based solver lets users enter a scrambled cube and follow a solution move by move, without learning cube notation.
A browser and Telegram business game where players trade cannabis stock, hire duck dealers, manage prices, and build a grow operation.