Some Guy Wall — your word on a real wall
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.
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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.
An iPhone field guide that turns graffiti vocabulary, styles, anatomy, and history into short daily recognition drills.
A browser simulation puts you in charge of a national electricity network, where fuel purchases, power plants, neighboring grids, and the fragile 50 Hz frequency all compete for attention.
A public-record investigation examines Cedar Lake’s declining water levels, six Coffee-affiliated dams, and competing explanations for the change.
A Turkish cultural-heritage project documenting Mardin’s Çelbira Antik Kuyuları with 3D models, an interactive cistern atlas, research notes, and augmented-reality plans.
A free Windows utility renews TLS certificates, installs them on HAProxy load balancers, and verifies what every node is really serving.
A searchable atlas of 195 civic places across Japan, Spain, France, and Italy, organized into eight types of shared public life.
Riv is a macOS assistant that watches the active screen while you ask a question, then points to controls or draws explanations without clicking for you.
An interactive map lets visitors compare Cyprus's 1963 aerial orthophotography with present-day satellite imagery.
A family-run Wisconsin farmstand offering custom harvest boxes, peak-season mixed boxes, eggs, honey, soap, and field notes on regenerative growing.
A searchable archive of federal vehicle complaints, recalls, fault rankings, VIN references, and replacement parts.