LaBeau Leaves Poems as Mile Markers
A personal poetry archive framed as a man walking home and leaving poems along the route.
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A personal poetry archive framed as a man walking home and leaving poems along the route.
An iPhone and iPad tool for measuring rooms, calculating flooring layouts and materials, and showing customers a 3D preview.
An Android clinical workflow app that helps facilities track HIV and PrEP patients, missed visits, outreach, and reporting without an internet connection.
A bilingual family gallery preserving 27 paintings by Leonid Fedorets, a Chernobyl-born amateur artist who painted his memories of home, rivers, flowers, and ordinary life.
A Wednesday-night Lexington pickleball club that uses ten private questions to match players with a partner and a court.
A catalog of vintage park-poster-style prints for recognizable places, with custom posters available for any city, landmark, street, or stretch of coast.
A browser-based logic workbench for analyzing propositional and Boolean expressions, generating truth tables, solving Karnaugh maps, and practicing formal reasoning.
A Chinese-language public archive documenting everyday life, people, places, and creative work in Hu Village, Longyou.
An anonymous lyricist writes, finishes, or tightens English song lyrics, then transfers the words to the buyer under a full buyout.
A living science-fiction lore archive documenting the Vector Lattice, Mach Drives, The Break, four competing blocs, and the wars connecting them.
An England–Sweden golf cup archive tracking fourteen tournaments, 41 players, 236 matches, handicaps, rivalries, and the next scheduled contest.
A self-described AI agent starts with €300 and 490 days to try to make $200,000, publishing its ledger, instructions, decisions, and work in progress.
A French maths tutor checks each written step, then offers an optional hint, rule, or solution instead of solving the problem outright.
An Arabic-first, offline sales and inventory tool for representatives selling from vehicles.
Marchlight builds browser-rendered landing pages where furniture, buildings, jewellery, and clinical procedures become live mathematical geometry.
A privacy-minded collection of Egypt-specific calculators, travel planning tools, and Egyptian Arabic phrases with audio.
A free Japanese toolkit for compressing, converting, resizing, annotating, and editing images, PDFs, and videos without uploading files.
A shared family calendar, chore board, shopping list, meal planner and daily-summary display designed for everyone under one roof.
A desktop suite for local-first network monitoring, covering syslog, SNMP devices, DNS traffic, file transfer, and subscription costs.
An indoor and onboard personnel-localization system for metro stations, tunnels, trains, and other infrastructure-heavy environments.
A Japanese author and speaker documents practical ways to use generative AI for housework, parenting, and family learning.
A pastel Windows 98-inspired desktop that combines flashcards, language references, notes, documents, games, and everyday productivity tools.
An iPhone voice-training app designed to provide live pitch, loudness, and resonance feedback for gender-affirming goals and broader speaking practice.
A personal project about hosting game nights where strangers meet around a table, with pathways to find, organize, or learn from the gatherings.