Bio Body OS Maps the Body One Signal at a Time
An interactive, evidence-led atlas that traces biology from molecules and cells through organs, systems, conditions, treatments, and lived experiences.
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An interactive, evidence-led atlas that traces biology from molecules and cells through organs, systems, conditions, treatments, and lived experiences.
A satirical public-information campaign about data-center water use, jobs, electricity, and local infrastructure.
A browser-based reconstruction of the 1973 pencil-and-paper racing game, where every move carries momentum and corners must be planned several turns early.
An interactive UK grid story showing where wind curtailment, delayed clean-power projects, and transmission bottlenecks land politically and financially.
A personal guide to 38 places, foods, cafés, markets, activities, and day trips around Antigua Guatemala.
An interactive Napoleon-era map game where players claim and invade nations by paying into their garrisons.
A Mac meeting notepad that listens locally, connects a few typed fragments to relevant conversation, and produces searchable notes with decisions and next steps.
A document-driven local investigation comparing Northwest Arkansas officials’ public claims about police surveillance systems with contracts, council packets, meeting records, and reported misuse cases.
A local-first PDF editor for macOS, Windows, Chrome, and the browser, with annotation, redaction, page management, forms, signing, and document comparison tools.
A self-described religion of psychohistory built around probabilistic forecasting, personal base rates, and resolved predictions.
An immersive Chinese-language personal site combining a focus timer, classical poetry, an East Asian drinks guide, books, desk objects, travel traces, and interactive soundscapes.
An upcoming roguelite turns music composition into combat: every level-up adds a note to a live sequencer, and every note becomes an attack.
A Korean historical video archive pairs episodes about figures and events from the country’s modern history with primary sources, citations, and source-status notes.
A primary-source archive of the Zodiac case, bringing its letters, FBI files, four cryptograms, and original cipher analysis into one place.
Daily Derby breeds branded horses, races them once a day, and turns the results into a tiny live sports-and-office-politics spectacle.
An iPhone puzzle game where players place illustrated suspects on a sudoku-style grid and use truthful clues to identify the culprit.
A wine marketplace pairs numbered final-release cases with recorded interviews from the people who made them.
A French-language matchmaking app for Muslims in West Africa, beginning with a planned Abidjan launch and privacy controls designed around family and workplace visibility.
An offline nuclear-engineering reference app with eleven calculators for nuclides, decay, dose, shielding, reactor physics, activation, and related work.
A planned Provo race built around Makenna Myler’s attempt to run a mile under five minutes in her ninth month of pregnancy.
A free Mac and Windows synthesizer built for unstable, granular, phase-distorted saw sounds.
An eight-week exchange pairs strangers in the same chapter of life for one real letter every Thursday.
A privacy-preserving reentry resource finder for jobs, housing, legal relief, health, and family support.
A Chinese voice-input keyboard that turns conversational speech into translated, structured, or literal text directly inside other apps.