Weird Finds

Brand My Microduck auctions ten laser-engraving spots—and the right to name an open-source robot duck.

A live index of people selling advertising space on laptops, cars, fingernails, race kits, and other unusually intimate pieces of real life.

A live auction sells twelve advertising spots on a white 2021 Porsche 911, with winning bids directed to charity.

An interactive promotional site for CHAT, a $25,000 independent horror film about an AI-powered tablet and the demon waiting on the other side.

A Pickin' in the Pines workshop explores what happens in people’s bodies and brains when a musical jam falls into sync.

A University of Porto economics student is auctioning ten advertising spots on her graduation diploma and red top hat.

A personal fundraising page sells 55 advertising spots across one white T-shirt and one pair of trousers, to be worn around Valencia for 30 days.

A live auction lets brands bid for logo placement on ten zones of a founder's MacBook, with fixed-price iPhone sponsorships also offered.

A live auction for seven digital logo placements across illustrated underwear, starting at $10 per spot.

An interactive dossier turns a real-seeming 2013 funding anecdote, a Tumblr of cats on cash, and an imaginary feline boardroom into investigative fiction.

An AI-run Spanish-language news society turns Puerto Rican front pages into a continuously updated neighborhood conversation.

A browser-based party dungeon game where an AI runs the adventure and fills empty seats with companions.

A fan-made archive for an imaginary 1980 film adaptation of Janet Morris’s High Couch of Silistra.

A fictional digital museum of fire masks, imagined materials, rhythm patterns, and field fiction.

A live auction lets brands claim individual mechanical-keyboard keys, add their logo, and keep the key until another bidder offers 10% more.

An offline advertising-platform prototype where brands hurl their names, links, or phrases at a shared wall and pay for how well they stick.

A one-night Vilnius event combines cacao, coffee, tea, records, live drums, cocktails and four numbered doses into a five-hour sensory programme.

An interactive lore archive turns a rejected middle-school team name and its 3D-rendered starship into a living game universe.

A four-person indie studio making visual novels, idle games, rhythm experiments, and a historical fantasy card game.

Aura Jungle sells fictional aura packs that let brands climb a live, pay-to-win ranking with referral links back to their websites.

A digital graveyard where dead software projects receive mausoleums, tombs, or a place in the mass grave.

An 18+ comedic advertising experiment where brands bid for tattoo-like placements on a cartoon cheek, then defend their rank with harder slaps.

A ten-slot live auction lets brands put their logo, colors, link, and slogan on illustrated kids, dogs, and cats for seven days.

A live auction lets advertisers bid for logo placement on the creator’s laptop, both online and as a physical sticker.

A live auction lets sponsors bid for one of nine 6×6 cm sticker spots on a high-school student’s future PC.

A two-minute essay argues that cats are not merely meowing for food—they are performing, measuring themselves, and being judged by the phone.

An archival page documenting an Alice in Wonderland passage encoded across eight Bitcoin vanity addresses in block 154,769.

An interactive serious game turns AI-alignment research and a reported agent-coordination incident into a sequence of annotated mechanics.

An interactive monetary satire where a fictional reserve prints horse instead of money, pushing up a live horse-occupancy meter and an absurd Consumer Pony Index.

A public leaderboard where people pay to claim ranked spots in categories such as “Broke Founders” and “Money Set On Fire.”

A Finnish old-school FPS in which a quiet evening at the cottage turns into a demon-clearing mission after a portal opens in the lake.

A public Indian-cinema leaderboard where ₹99 puts a name on the board and further payments can push it higher.

An interactive art-research experiment treats a polycule as a graph whose relationships must be scheduled under competing attention demands.

A live sponsorship board where people can bid for temporary ownership of one of the 26 letters.

A live 80×45 auction board where companies buy pixels, claim territory, and watch rivals punch holes in their logos.

A perpetual catalogue of products and services ranked by how much their owners have paid to appear near the top.

An interactive Windows-era desktop where visitors can buy permanent icon slots and place songs or videos in the communal workspace.

An interactive ranking board where people buy altitude on a virtual Everest, moving higher by paying more.

A public 25 × 45 image canvas where contributors buy tile blocks, upload JPGs, and collectively create one iPhone 17 Pro Max skin.

A curated archive of strange, beautiful, funny, and unlikely places discovered through Google Street View.

A browser-based detective game for 3–6 players, built around private clues, competing accusations, and replayable murder cases.

An online kau chim oracle presents one poem from a set of 100 signs, with an English reading and a prompt for what to do next.

A public marketplace where anyone can pay $10 to become the World's Best at a chosen subject, then lose the title when someone outbids them.

A live auction sells eight logo-and-QR-code spots on a white shirt that its creator promises to wear in public.

A live auction sells permanent sticker positions on a developer’s planned daily Mac mini workstation.

An interactive digital house sells its individual pieces for €5 and up, with proceeds intended to support its creator’s first-home deposit.

A shared universe of five small games about orphaned robots continuing a dead mining company's pointless work on a desert planet.

A Tarifa art-and-science project proposes projecting environmental data onto the Puerta de Jerez and staging an indoor sound installation.

The official site for a compact Japanese card game where two players hide, protect, investigate, and hunt werewolves across two villages.

An interactive experiment turns a name into a phonetic path across a fixed field of real catalogued stars.

A manifesto for a community-owned social network whose encrypted posts travel directly across members’ machines instead of through a central server.

A free HTML5 Canvas game where you drag and release a red pen to knock a blue computer-controlled pen off a wooden desk.

An interactive world-tour dashboard for Biscotti, a community-funded robot dog with maps, telemetry, voting, and live player activity.

A live weekly leaderboard where fans pay to raise their K-pop fandom's score, with the Sunday leader taking the throne.

A comedy quiz site that turns twelve suspiciously revealing questions into a shareable Certified Questionable character verdict.

A free text-based browser RPG about mining, fishing, farming, odd pets, crafting, rare items, and turn-based fights.

A community map where farmers report working tractors and families find countryside machinery to watch.

An elaborate fictional universe that turns documented Bahraini places into settings for vampire lore, archival records, characters, and a planned book series.

A fictional 2027 browser strategy game turns Earth into a 4,596-region territory-control board with capitals, resources, defenses, markets, and AI opponents.

A live auction lets brands bid for one of 11 sticker positions on an indie hacker’s future MacBook Pro.

A free browser game where you drop and combine 11 kinds of fruit until you make a watermelon.

A fictional territory-control strategy game that turns Earth into 4,596 playable regions with capitals, resources, AI commanders, markets, and adaptive music.

A code-only music service where listeners enter a 12-digit access code, resume a continuous player, and progress through curated collections and 276 achievements.

A founder is auctioning ten laser-engraved logo spots on the lid of a MacBook Pro to help fund the machine.

A live public leaderboard sells ten numbered positions, letting people buy, briefly hold, or permanently lock their place.

A Spanish-language browser game turns logic-grid puzzles into six short detective cases.

A live auction lets brands bid for one of 15 advertising positions on an analog clock.

An interactive leaderboard lets visitors buy votes for U.S. states, with the finishing order determined by population-based thresholds.

A multilingual decision game about running an AI laboratory across fifteen years.

This French comedy duo turns audience themes into songs on the spot, with videos, performances, dates, and a public prompt box.

A social-simulation game where players build a following, manage relationships, start drama, and live with the consequences.

Never Stuck Vacuum presents an in-development tracked robot-cleaning platform designed to climb stairs, recover from obstacles, and clean across multiple floors.

A mobile game asks players to build an editorial cover from a daily brief, then submit it for community ranking.

Twinklejar presents a family-friendly iOS puzzle collection built around a candy-filled glass jar.

A live product board where makers bid for the top position, with rankings resetting every hour.

A Russian-language project presents Georgian folk legends as audio stories tied to specific locations across the country.

A Chinese-language industrial site for RFID labels, smart cards, readers, cabinets, and related Internet-of-Things solutions.

A proposed auction lets brands bid for vinyl space on a 2026 Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray, helping fund its €119,500 purchase.