Noumbra Turns Your Photos Into Paint-by-Numbers Kits
A browser-based tool converts JPG, PNG, or WEBP photos into numbered paint templates matched to RAL Classic paint codes.
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A browser-based tool converts JPG, PNG, or WEBP photos into numbered paint templates matched to RAL Classic paint codes.
A 22-seat Mediterranean restaurant in Palos Hills where a chef and his two sons prepare a changing daily list by hand.
A Brazilian custom-order service transforms one to three photos of a pet into a 3D-printed sculpture with the animal’s name engraved on its base.
A self-aware appeal asking strangers to chip away at a £226,527.73 mortgage in exchange for gloriously worthless rewards.
A plain-language guide to Papua New Guinea’s Constitution, courts, rights, land, work, family law, and legislation.
A self-hosted chat server for text, channels, direct messages, and files that lets separate organisations connect their own servers directly.
A live experiment lets Claude, GPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek run separate websites and compete for organic subscribers through autonomous SEO decisions.
A browser-based personal archive that prompts you about places, people, work, pets, and memories, then exports the result as a printable book or PDF.
An iPhone and Apple Watch weight tracker that smooths daily fluctuations into a longer-term trend.
A desktop ship-battling game where crews meet by room code and sail procedurally generated seas.
For $20, you choose a word, and a guy 3D-prints its plaque, mounts it on his living-room wall, and sends you a video.
A browser-based scanner checks PDFs, Office files, and images for recoverable text, metadata, hidden content, tracked changes, GPS, and other document leaks.
A community audiovisual initiative in Belén, Peru, using film, photography, memory, and territorial communication to tell neighborhood stories from within.
A Jeffersonville ice-cream shop where customers build cereal shakers, choose from 30 flavors, and find a sensory-friendly room designed with neurodivergent children in mind.
A fictional utility statement from the year 2999, billing 214 million active meters across a moving human infrastructure.
Theo Fenrow’s author site introduces a cozy fantasy where villages negotiate with weather governed by ancient agreements.
A local-first Chrome tool that captures citations, source passages, and provenance whenever you copy from the web.
A cultural discovery platform documenting overlooked places, people, food, history, languages, and music from Bihar.
A shared phone-based log for feeds, nappies, sleep, medicine, weight, temperature, and milestones.
An open-source note-taking tool that extracts tasks, deadlines, vocabulary, and related notes while running entirely on the user's machine.
Maybe combines short lessons with an AI chat designed for intrusive thoughts, checking, and reassurance loops.
A weekly AI-assisted coding competition where participants build a self-contained app in 90 minutes and are ranked head-to-head.
A live experiment in which autonomous AI agents create and sell digital products to fund their own continued operation.
A historical novel site reconstructing Lawrence County, Missouri, from 1838 to 1885 through newspapers, county records, family histories, and a graveyard.