Sudan Archive, a bilingual library for a country’s written history
An open digital archive of Sudanese history, with searchable books, documents, and records in Arabic and English.
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An open digital archive of Sudanese history, with searchable books, documents, and records in Arabic and English.
A free browser-based 3D tool for tracing a roof, placing solar panels, and seeing how shadows move across the array throughout the day and year.
A plain-language tax and bookkeeping app for Filipino freelancers and non-VAT sole proprietors.
A family-and-friends two-man scramble in Willoughby, Ohio, held in memory of golfer, baker, bartender, and electrician Alphonse Michael DeGidio.
A living archive and event site for the Circus Runaways breaking collective, with battle footage, crew profiles, cultural history, and a planned March 2027 anniversary night.
A multilingual essay by Roberto Deriu arguing that urban planning ratifies territorial bargains rather than directing them.
Whtz, the Bibliophile presents a legally playable Magic: The Gathering Commander deck built from one of every legal white, blue, and colorless card.
An evolving digital and physical artwork by Shenzhen artist Kalman Pool, moving from a 2020 VR sculpture toward a seven-metre public installation.
A deeply researched guide to every Technics SL-1200 model, covering lineage, specifications, buying, setup, servicing, and parts.
A live-coding community in İzmir where artists write software in public to generate music and visuals during improvised performances.
A wedding invitation for Alison and Charlie, combining ceremony details, travel guidance, RSVP forms, and a seven-year photo-booth history.
Antonio Maldonado Benítez’s portfolio for photographing nighttime recitals and live performances, with a 151-image featured gallery and an in-browser framing tool.
A free, ad-free collection of small browser tools for starting tasks, making decisions, remembering routines, and returning to abandoned projects.
A catalogue of 1,000 pixel cats on Solana, each individually accessioned and supposedly available to order.
An independent Toronto music publication pairing criticism, scene reports, interviews, dispatches, and a weekly email.
A menu-bar monitoring tool for scheduled agents that silently stop running, report success without producing work, lose credentials, or fail to deliver their output.
A suspicious portal posing as Uber’s driver identity-verification system.
An interactive AI misinformation experiment that generates confident false answers, invented studies, and citations that do not support its claims.
A multilingual interactive archive maps Jeju haenyeo culture through live tides, demographic data, heritage milestones, and the knowledge at risk of disappearing.
A free bilingual program helping Haitian business owners with TPS understand how to preserve and manage what they built in the United States.
Guardian is a cellular monitoring kit for summerhouses, cabins, and other vacant homes, tracking frost, leaks, power, humidity, doors, and unexpected movement.
A bilingual archive of Mexican legends, living traditions, places, maps, and nearby hotel stays.
A crowdsourced field archive of roadside memorial stones marking violent deaths across Britain and Ireland.
A free browser idle game where you feed a nameless organism, grow organs, choose mutations, and repeatedly guide it toward extinction.