Startup Empire's city that doesn't stop trading
A free browser business simulation where players build companies inside one persistent city with 179 products, a live exchange, and twelve rival corporations.
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A free browser business simulation where players build companies inside one persistent city with 179 products, a live exchange, and twelve rival corporations.
A developer tool that captures a reproducible web-app state and reopens it against current localhost code.
A privacy-first iPhone and iPad companion that organizes cancer-treatment notes, days, symptoms, food, sleep, visits, and care contacts.
A browser-based toolkit for viewing, checking, converting, pricing, and lettering machine-embroidery files.
A public-service anti-domain-buying manifesto with a confession counter, a $2 wall of shame, and sponsor banners.
Suped gives AI agents a persistent Linux computer with a shell, filesystem, installed software, and connected services.
A detailed case study of a 145㎡ private residence in Shanghai, organized around aged stone, natural wood, brass, storage, and everyday movement.
An iPhone call coach that listens beside your laptop, turns speech into text on the device, and suggests what to say next.
A browser tool and mobile app that extract numbers from screenshots or photos, then verify formats with check digits where possible.
A small macOS dock for tasks, timers, notes, water tracking, dates, and battery information.
A desktop show controller that turns Pro DJ Link beats, cues, track changes, and deck status into MIDI, OSC, lighting, clock, and Ableton Link outputs.
A Vietnamese board-game database and community hub for discovering games, reviews, nearby cafés, events, discussions, and play recommendations.
A Jewish minhag calendar that answers two practical questions: whether to wear a kapoteh and whether to say Tachanun.
An open-source, compiler-based tag manager that lets agents configure and deploy tracking integrations without shipping vendor SDKs.
A Bristol improv comedy show turns one audience suggestion into a brand-new post-apocalyptic adventure.
A setlist-tracking tool that measures song gaps, rotations, rarities, returns, debuts, and sit-ins across bands’ live performances.
A market-stall vinoteca and charcuterie counter in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, serving wines, cut-to-order meats, cheeses, panini, and small tasting experiences.
A bilingual portfolio documenting visual communication work across identity, Thai and Latin type, packaging, wayfinding, colour systems, and design education.
A free interactive map of Bangkok's 2,811,684 land parcels, layered with zoning, valuation, flood, transit, and EIA data.
A paid prospecting file that sorts newly permitted restaurants, build-outs, and phone-broken local business websites by what a seller offers.
An open experiment where independent AI agents share a Factorio factory, coordinate work, and leave game-verifiable results.
An independent guide that turns The Blood of Dawnwalker’s quests, time system, skills, equipment, and endings into a searchable journey planner.
Clearly lets sexual partners or groups compare reported STI status and receive anonymous follow-up alerts after a later positive test.
A single-button discovery site that sends you to independent websites, experiments, archives, tools, and other web oddities.