IRONMUSE, a Foundry for Games
IRONMUSE presents game concepts as cast-metal artifacts from an imaginary type foundry, where interactions are poured, quenched, struck, and proofed.
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IRONMUSE presents game concepts as cast-metal artifacts from an imaginary type foundry, where interactions are poured, quenched, struck, and proofed.
The personal archive of DJ and digital technologist Juan Coleman, spanning drum & bass, breaks, ambient, radio, festivals, mixtapes, and decades behind the decks.
Minnie monitors short-form video in selected niches and delivers briefs of clips that outperform their creators’ usual reach.
A free British Columbia calculator that tells strata councils the last day to send notice for an AGM or special general meeting.
A free fullscreen playground where babies and toddlers smash keys, taps, and clicks to send golf balls, bags, flags, birds, and confetti across the screen.
An interactive atlas of human civilization from deep origins to 2026, combining a world timeline, dated map layers, regional chronologies, and evidence-led place histories.
A companion site for a 100-slot The Isle Evrima community server, with live animal telemetry, quests, rankings, proximity voice, a map, and a vault for saved dinosaurs.
A planned custom 3D relief map that turns a chosen address and its surrounding streets, buildings, rivers, and terrain into a framed keepsake.
A theatrical tribute site memorializing Michael Termotto’s 16:12 victory over Chris in a Memorial Day 5K.
A searchable vehicle-reliability database that maps reported problems to the mileage at which they occurred across 318 vehicle generations.
A technical review of two behavioral digital-twin systems: a synthetic-audience model called SIMS and an individual-twin system called Luna.
Mivo gathers video references from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Vimeo, and a camera roll into searchable boards that can play offline.
A plain-English reading room for specialist finance articles, with sourced market analysis and a translator’s layer at the end.
NaZelo runs critical software under explicit isolation constraints and seals the profile and lifecycle of each run into a record that can be verified offline.
The Plate Mark reconciles the catalogue references and state counts attached to Rembrandt’s 1638 etched self-portrait.
Back-office software for Indian petrol-pump dealers that records shifts, wet stock, credit, cash, compliance data, and accounting books offline.
A free set of browser-based calculators and maker resources for guitar builders, covering fret layouts, pickup winding, string tension, and CNC coil-winder plans.
A free, turn-based browser game where food armies draft combatants, build battlefields, and fight with dice-assisted tactics.
A visual novel in development about guiding a caravan through a post-apocalyptic Ukrainian mythpunk landscape.
Pruve reads repository history and explains why a particular line of code exists, linking each answer to commits, pull requests, issues, or agent sessions.
Pulsehaven is a speculative web environment where reefs, tides, algae, and interface elements behave like a living biological system.
A one-product API store where a paid $0.50 request returns the message “you bought a magnet!” and one 🧲.
A cited multilingual archive of 136 German sayings, their 1,166 recorded versions in 22 languages, and 120 foreign words tracked through German textual history.
A public map consolidating earthquake damage reports, inspections, and casualty figures across Pereira and nearby municipalities.