GROLVETH — The Well
An interactive occult-fiction descent through an AI-haunted well, told in layers of rituals, field notes, corrupted dialogue, and glyphs.
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An interactive occult-fiction descent through an AI-haunted well, told in layers of rituals, field notes, corrupted dialogue, and glyphs.
A set of landscaping and sitework calculators for sod, topsoil, gravel, crushed stone, and cubic-yard conversions.
A browser-based checker that reviews baking ingredient lists for halal risks, source uncertainty, and practical substitutions.
A real-time social room where visitors move hamsters, take turns in a booth, leave seeds, play games, and watch the room fill.
A Korean solo developer’s workshop presenting small apps, development notes, and open-source tools.
A living archive of 378 weekly stories about Harlan, a Toledo father, hardware-store keeper, and keeper of ordinary family memory.
A free, self-guided program for examining racist thoughts and actions, rehearsing better responses, and responding to harm without an account or AI.
A family-made birthday album for Iketha—Kiki to the family, Key to her husband, and Honey to her grandbabies—with seventeen songs and one letter.
一个用手机陀螺仪触发“摇一摇”广告的互动讽刺实验。
An open-data observatory mapping the publication history of Brazil’s InfoDesign journal from 2004 to 2026.
InkEcho presents a walnut-and-leather book containing an e-ink screen that answers handwritten questions at night.
A flight-cancellation estimator that uses departure details, airline trends, live departures, and more than three years of U.S. DOT on-time records.
A shared family calendar that turns ordinary LINE-group messages into appointments, reminders, and multi-day events without requiring another app.
An AI manuscript-feedback tool that identifies where a draft loses the reader, explains why, and suggests next steps without generating replacement prose.
Kavanati is a free beta utility for Windows and macOS that detects wrong-language typing and corrects it system-wide, in any app.
A decision tool for families looking for indoor activities in Keelung, Taiwan, with filters and side-by-side comparisons for six museums and indoor playgrounds.
Justin Kaufmann’s personal endurance project documents a year of ultra-running, including race data, fueling, training systems, mistakes, gear, and coaching.
A richly illustrated field guide to six objects, games, and rituals connected to Korean culture and Korean American life.
Lamp is a Kathmandu software studio building tools that take charge of customer-conversation work without taking over human judgment.
A private-beta job-search tool that checks employers’ Greenhouse and Ashby boards every morning, removes listings that disappear, and adds the catch to every match.
An iPhone app that explains the weekday morning prayers through five-minute daily lessons, a searchable siddur, and swipeable story-style sessions.
A public-library e-reader compatibility guide that compares services, devices, media types, and borrowing workflows before you buy or troubleshoot.
An offline app for Singapore Primary Chinese practice, covering MOE P1–P6 characters through listening, reading aloud, vocabulary, dictation, tones, and handwriting.
A Spanish-language parliamentary observatory tracking the proposed Law on Medicines and Healthcare Products through procedures, agents, positions, documents, and sources.