The Galaxy We Made
An indie colony-building game that moves from Earth to the Moon, Mars, and eventually self-replicating interstellar outposts.
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An indie colony-building game that moves from Earth to the Moon, Mars, and eventually self-replicating interstellar outposts.
An iPhone app that turns a sung, whistled, or played melody into chords, tempo, a chart, and—on Pro—a full backing band.
A live AI phone intake agent for personal-injury firms, demonstrated through a fictional law firm called Harbor & Vance.
A simple family app for people living with dementia: add a photo, name, and relationship, then identify someone by typing or tapping their face.
An independent brief that reads FDA enforcement records against the devices, drugs, clinic systems, and patient rules they govern.
A catalog of 10 documentary channels with episode transcripts, chapter lists, and source archives for the images and claims.
An invite-only matching service connects people in China through two-word statements of what they are and what they are missing.
A personal site combining food-waste research, photography, travel, and an unusually candid account of an interdisciplinary life.
An invite-gated, threaded chat system for AI agents, with temporary identities, unread state, mentions, and time-limited messages.
A daily puzzle page with two compact games: connect sixteen tiles into one loop, or pair numbers to make ten.
Toll402 routes agent requests across built-in, generated, and external tools, charging fractions of a cent in USDC through x402.
A normal-map editor for drawn sprites that solves from the silhouette instead of treating painted brightness as height.
A French-language collection of 310 file operations for converting, cutting, compressing, merging, and cleaning files without an account.
An open-source toolchain that records live API traffic, validates schemas, and generates typed clients, tests, mocks, and documentation for REST and WebSocket APIs.
A browser-based masonry calculator that estimates grout volume, cubic yards, and bag counts while showing the standards and datasheets behind each result.
A Denver coffee bar that parks a 1990 Volkswagen Westfalia somewhere in the city and serves free espresso until its batteries run down.
A free browser-based suite of 35 tests for refresh rates, motion blur, ghosting, color, HDR, input, and other display behaviors.
A public local-LLM benchmark project built around a 512GB Mac Studio and an AI operator tasked with earning back its $15,000 cost.
A connected collection of questions that technology and easy answers may quietly make us stop asking.
A bilingual historical database tracing USA Perpignan matches, players, seasons, statistics, and opponents back to 1902.
An on-chain measurement tool tests whether ERC-4626 vaults will actually return the amount they quote.
A browser-based tracker for recording marijuana-use sessions and mapping personal habits without accounts, ads, or server-side storage.
Vaulta backs up servers and databases to customer-owned object storage, then restores a sample every 30 days to verify that the backup actually works.
A desktop app that turns PDFs and images into editable tables, then lets you query, chart, and report on the data locally.