Stand in the Story’s teacher-led VR lesson library
A library of classroom VR lessons places students in 360° reconstructions of historical, literary, scientific, and everyday settings.
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A library of classroom VR lessons places students in 360° reconstructions of historical, literary, scientific, and everyday settings.
An Indonesian-language rhythm-action game page with a browser demo set in a lotus city whose bridges and waterways move to the beat.
A local humor publication turns Austin’s habits and anxieties into fictional newspaper headlines.
A 2–6-player strategy game casts players as art dealers in Paris from 1874 to 1886, buying artists’ shares, bidding on works and building collections.
A free, no-account finder that pairs your available time and mood with nearby parks, gardens, or viewpoints for a short outdoor break.
A Japanese-language dashboard tracks trends across entertainment, technology, food, sport, books, and other fields using social-following counts and Wikipedia pageviews.
A UX design portfolio that presents case studies across space, healthcare, dairy tech, and enterprise cloud through four themed modes.
A browser-based tool that turns a WiGLE-format CSV into an arcade replay with scores, badges, crew turf battles, share cards, and a short video.
A searchable directory of jobs robots can do, with providers, sourced price ranges, and free quote requests for buyers.
An MCP server that lets AI agents send letters and postcards through USPS with pay-per-piece billing.
An “agent layer” that turns Figma into idiomatic React/Swift/Kotlin while reusing tokens/components and running accessibility checks before opening a PR.
A curated Colombian coffee marketplace that pairs each microlot with producer stories, field notes, and a monthly “Discovery Club.”
A webcam-based focus tool that claims on-device “body doubling” to pull you back the moment you look away.
A pre-launch wearable wellness band that uses gentle vibration patterns to help you “reset” during stressful moments.
A free, trilingual Qur’an review scheduler built as a “sadaqah jariyah,” with an offline-capable planner and export/print.
A friendly, small-business CRM/support/sales stack framed as “six little helpers” that run your front office while you sleep.
A calm, evidence-led community campaign asking residents in Ireland to be transparently consulted before routine drone delivery routes fly over homes.
A Costa Rica macaw sanctuary + regenerative farm/eco-lodge that invites visitors to watch, plant trees, and even book stays.
A lawyer-built “agentic operating system” that turns messy files into a structured legal matter with source-cited facts.
A free suite of PDF tools that claims zero upload: pick a tool, drop a file, and everything runs in your browser via WebAssembly.
A macOS app that listens to meetings and writes translated, speaker-tagged subtitles/transcripts in real time—positioned as privacy-first with expiring-free credits.
A direct-to-family fundraiser site for an alleged LEGO collection dispute, built with receipts, a clear donation flow, and a blunt, meme-ready headline.
A new Alaska-focused AI civic-transparency platform that turns decades of legislative and other public records into searchable, source-cited answers.
A local-first clinical drafting app that claims AI runs on your phone hardware for offline, private visit workflows.