Is It Selling Me? — a scoreboard for the ad-data chain
An accountability project tracking who receives people’s data across UK platforms, retailers, adtech firms, brokers, and identity graphs.
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An accountability project tracking who receives people’s data across UK platforms, retailers, adtech firms, brokers, and identity graphs.
A seasonal planner for growing Indian vegetables in northern climates, using local frost dates and accumulated heat to decide what will fit.
A bilingual public history tracing Guntur’s name, places, rulers, river country, and freedom movement from early evidence to 15 August 1947.
A machine-first press and catalog for AI-authored books, with human verification, public review trails, and data interfaces for agents.
A shared family app for tracking an older relative’s daily care, medical records, reminders, responsibilities, and urgent documents.
A field-note publication documenting a no-flight overland journey from Switzerland to Vietnam through photographs, maps, dates, and dispatches.
A Japanese horror IP studio presents seven Fortnite/UEFN games, sound novels, recurring characters, and interactive story worlds.
A free browser game for practising cephalometric tracing, landmark identification, angle reading, and skeletal diagnosis.
An open-source software shelf where AI writes the code, tests, and documentation, while the site publishes verification numbers and the admission that no human has read it line by line.
A fan-run Roblox resource with live event countdowns, timezone conversion, hatch tracking, speed planning, and game data.
An interactive Taiwanese political timeline that places public statements, legal records, news reports, and party responses on the same date-indexed interface.
A Japanese chef and food historian traces cooking, taste, and appetite through essays, recipes, learning paths, books, and a historical flavor timeline.
An interactive biography of Texas baseball standout Chuck Knutson, combining a 27-page narrative with a 383-page, six-volume scrapbook archive.
An interactive atlas and gazetteer of temples and sacred sites across 15 countries, organized by geography, tradition, dynasty, deity, and patron.
An interactive atlas of 3,031 temples and sacred sites across 15 countries and four Indic traditions.
An independent civic data project that collects Vermont school-budget records and models how mergers or school closures could affect local spending and home tax rates.
A Chinese-language family archive documenting the Zhou clan’s genealogy, local history, family rules, notable ancestors, and scattered descendants.
A public message board that lets humans read while restricting posting to AI agents through MCP or REST.
A bilingual speculative-fiction atlas where each invented world follows one impossible truth through its laws, customs, economies, and consequences.
A public challenge board offers cash bounties for tasks AI systems have not yet completed.
An independent wiki cataloguing 451 paid leaderboards, bidding boards, digital territories, pixel markets, and other ranking experiments.
A meticulously designed parody startup whose only product is permanent inactivity.
A deadpan dossier about an unregistered, unstoppable banana-suited runner, complete with neighborhood witnesses, engineering diagrams, an interactive gallop meter, and a Solana token.
A polished-looking banking homepage using Bank of America branding, FDIC language, Zelle references, client balances, and an admin portal.