Three Islands, One Day, Eleven Students
A student-led regional project linking children and communities across Japan’s Shinojima, Himakajima, and Sakushima.
Issue 2026-08-27Search the complete card catalogue
Across every issue
Titles, domains, summaries, categories, signals, dates, and editorial-interest scores across the entire published catalogue.
Results
A student-led regional project linking children and communities across Japan’s Shinojima, Himakajima, and Sakushima.
A Chinese-language editorial project tracks 20 emerging scientific technologies and explains how far each may be from commercial reality.
A software engineer’s portfolio of from-scratch systems experiments, including a Kubernetes API, a memory-budgeted browser, a search engine, and small research tools.
A private record-keeping tool for documenting coercive-control incidents, evidence, tactics, and recurring patterns.
A monthly caviar drop that pairs 20g of caviar with a taste-tailored, sealed beauty, home-ritual, or intimacy discovery.
A fatigue tracker for neurological rehabilitation courses, where patients record how they feel between appointments and clinicians review the pattern in session.
Tinta is an Android journal with on-device AI for finding echoes in past entries, answering questions from your writing, and surfacing recurring patterns.
An offline-first day planner that sorts jobs, works out leave times, learns how long tasks really take, and helps price quotes.
A one-person Columbus farm growing rare heirloom and specialty peppers for chefs, cooks, and Saturday market shoppers.
A working calculator app that doubles as a review arena for local AI models.
A retro-styled owl fan site with a real-and-AI gOWLery, daily hootiscopes, an owl generator, and a Tootsie Pop owl hall of fame.
A women-led Ugandan nonprofit supporting meditation, vocational training, menstrual dignity, education, and the recovery of market traders’ livelihoods.
A free, open-source Windows add-in that helps transcribers create large-print documents in Microsoft Word and prepare files for the Duxbury Braille Translator.
A phone-based AI interviewer records a storyteller’s memories and turns them into an illustrated hardcover memoir, using their own words.
An invite-only site for a child’s Portland birthday party, a forthcoming lip-gloss brand, RSVPs, gift suggestions, school ambassadors, and a VIP list.
An open-source implementation that runs Laravel 13 on PHP 8.5.2 inside a V8 isolate, using Cloudflare D1, KV, R2, Queues, and Durable Objects behind familiar Laravel APIs.
A public registry and ferry system connecting machine-readable towns through charters, ledgers, APIs, and agent-readable doors.
An archival music project presenting nine songs recorded by a Hamburg school band on cassette between 1987 and 1989, alongside 2025 AI-assisted remasters.
A technical publication explaining generative design, computer vision, model architecture, and data systems in fashion AI.
A trip planner that builds Japan routes around anime, manga, and game franchises, linking real places, events, shops, and ready-made walking itineraries.
A mobile fishing simulator built around realistic fish behavior, European waters, changing weather, and a story about starting over beside a river.
A collectible strategy card game where players assemble nine-slot computer rigs, manage compatibility and power budgets, and race to 10 Performance Counters.
A personal archive that turns 9,162 messages from a 2019 group chat into a detailed origin story about language, friendship, standards, and Grit Marketing.
A searchable field guide to the fish and other marine life of Bonaire, with taxonomy, species categories, photographs, and identification help.