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Wild Lens puts wildlife sightings on the landscape
An iPhone field app that overlays nearby wildlife sightings on the camera view and map.
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Versoborn’s JRPG with two sides to every page
A richly presented action JRPG set in Folium, a world whose two sides hold mirrored people, places, and histories.
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音梯: a browser-based vocal practice suite
音梯 offers online singing exercises and tools for testing pitch, vocal range, ear training, and tuning.
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Voidnave: a soulslike aboard a failing generation ship
A sci-fi game landing page follows a low-ranking knight through nine decks of a generation ship whose failing machine is worshipped as a god.
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WaterTableCheck asks: Is the water table dropping where I live?
A county lookup for groundwater trends based on USGS long-term monitoring-well readings.
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Word Order Facts maps how languages arrange words
A language reference built around word-order patterns, with profiles, maps, and a tool for comparing two languages feature by feature.
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OHM turns football into a live electric circuit
OHM is a free browser football game where teams move a charge through a field of open and blocked cells.
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Your Golf Trip keeps the Ryder Cup scorecard out of the group chat
A browser-based live scoring board for Ryder Cup-style golf trips, with hole-by-hole matchplay and optional Stableford standings.
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3asem’s portfolio, built like a game
Asem Safiyi presents a personal portfolio as a sequence of playable ideas, connecting speedcubing, finance, game theory, philosophy, and an education project.
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4Seas: The Gift
A trilingual, open-code memory garden for the 4Seas community in Chiang Mai, built around event archives, people, and a reusable recipe.
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Agenda New York’s bilingual family guide
A free English- and Spanish-language guide for families new to New York, with visible observations about visiting Delaney Hall in Newark.
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Aló Mamá: an emergency alert disguised as a call from Mom
A hackathon-built Android prototype that uses a familiar-sounding call and a spoken phrase to alert family members with the user’s location.
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AntADatabase: Antarctic radar layers, gathered
A free database of published Antarctic radar isochrones, with a 3D viewer, Python access, and downloadable data.
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ArtWingman brings Munsell color analysis to painters
A free set of color-analysis, paint-matching, reference-photo, composition, and digital-painting tools aimed at artists working with physical paints.
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ASET/PL: a second family far from Chad
A Chadian student association connects students and trainees in Nantes, Angers, and Le Mans through newcomer support, practical guidance, cultural events, sport, and solidarity.
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Ask Hawaiʻi
A free question-and-answer guide to Hawaiʻi, with sourced local information, live-condition features, and an option to connect it to AI assistants.
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The Atlas of Cities, from Rome to Mars
An illustrated atlas explores how cities work across six settings, including ancient Egypt and Rome, a modern town, a green forest city, a robotic future, and a heavenly city.
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Auto-Calc-Pro: venue plans into ArrayCalc
An interactive venue-planning tool for tracing audience areas, stages, and obstacles from drawings or scans into an ArrayCalc project.
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The Winchester baking-price board
A local tracker compares holiday baking ingredients and turkey prices at stores around Winchester, Kentucky.
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Before Saving Planets: An Earth-history journey
An educational site pairs a deep-time Earth story with a fossil map and an interactive “Dig Quest” for families, students, and teachers.
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Below the Iron: escape means going deeper
A French-language site for an in-development, turn-based roguelike, with browser demonstrations of its spell system, crafting, and mod rules.
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Bimui, a theatre production workspace
A Hebrew-language workspace for coordinating theatre productions, with tools for scripts, schedules, files, lighting, projection, sound, and stage direction.
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Bryn Mawr Commons: a corridor portal with a one-vote mayor
A neighborhood portal for the Rainier Avenue S corridor, combining a business map and directory with events, local news, real estate, and civic advocacy.