ArtEvidence puts the receipts next to the art
A French-language art research site connects artworks, cited sources, specialist disagreements, and museum spaces in an explorable graph.
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A French-language art research site connects artworks, cited sources, specialist disagreements, and museum spaces in an explorable graph.
A festival guide that maps Durga Pujo pandals across seven cities, with filters and information about what’s on, when, and how to get there.
A Boulder-focused map and public reporting site for Lime scooters left in the way and related injuries or property damage.
A downloadable CAD app for designing 3D-printable parts, with tools for threaded fittings, meshing gears, precise measurements and watertight STL exports.
An in-development open-world action-adventure about a Taiwanese delivery rider mistaken for a gangster after a cash-on-delivery drink order goes wrong.
A personal research notebook documenting source work and cryptanalysis experiments on Cicada 3301 and Liber Primus.
An interactive archive of Dutch hardcore punk, with bands, musicians, labels, shows, venues, and connections across scenes.
A free paper-and-mobile puzzle game that uses seasonal challenges and collectible characters to get players thinking about Premià de Mar.
Flowers for Joy coordinates donated bouquets for people receiving chemotherapy or radiation, with clinic nurses helping deliver them.
A one-person Norwegian publishing name presents Floke, an offline Android untangling puzzle, and explains what its misleadingly named catalogue actually contains.
A maple-season guide with sap-flow forecasts, regional tapping dates, tree information, and sugaring calculators.
This free, open-source desktop app combines DGIST course materials, assignment deadlines, school email, academic schedules, and notices in one dashboard.
A free browser-based 3D life game lets players choose among 20 cities and navigate shifts, rent, weather, family obligations, and job searches.
A free, non-commercial Java course with exercises the site says are compiled by javac 21 and run in a Java virtual machine inside your browser.
A deliberately old-school personal homepage built around one fan club, one visitor, and the certainty that there will never be a Girl 02.
A free reference and toolset for planning characters, generating sandbox settings, and looking up Project Zomboid Build 42 data.
A free, no-registration planner for bus and shared-minibus trips in Damascus and its surrounding countryside.
A Dagestani mothers’ initiative offers guidance and support to families of servicemen and conscripts, including families of missing or deceased sons.
Mothilda presents an AI study buddy for Nigerian exam prep, turning students’ handouts and past questions into explainers, quizzes, and spaced-repetition practice.
A browser racing game built around real city maps, starting with Port Harcourt.
An interactive archive for exploring car models by decade, comparing generations, and collecting favorites in a dream garage.
A personal birthday page with a playful opening question, favorite things, shared memories, a playlist, and a letter.
A U.S.-focused, printable page gathering ostomy support, practical guidance, nurse-finding links, product resources, and help paying for supplies.
PitOwl is a Windows tool for Gran Turismo 7 endurance races that reads PS5 telemetry, recalculates fuel and tyre strategy, and gives spoken pit calls.