Heroes II, two browsers, one old strategy game
A browser-based way to play Heroes of Might and Magic II solo or online with another person.
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A browser-based way to play Heroes of Might and Magic II solo or online with another person.
A two-player strategy game series pairing six original, no-luck games with familiar classics.
An open-source nginx add-on that challenges visitors’ browsers before requests reach an app, aiming to filter bots and HTTP floods without a separate service.
Helply presents an open-source support tool that answers customer questions in Ghanaian languages and English by checking that customer's recent application logs.
Incident News organizes publicly disclosed or reported security incidents in Japan by attack method, industry, and year, alongside security explainers and a free site-configuration check.
A Vietnamese-language visual lab for comparing how ordinary and DNSSEC-validating resolvers handle an altered DNS response.
A landing page for an Indonesian-language space MMORPG, describing shared ships, crew roles, server choices, and a station orbiting the gas giant Jovis.
A point-of-sale and back-office system for Zambian shops, designed to keep counter sales working offline and with a small UPS during power cuts.
A researcher’s site connects computational chemistry with projects in biology, solar-panel recycling, and chemistry education.
A browser-based 3D planner turns real van dimensions and a camper layout into workshop plans, cut lists, and weight and energy calculations.
This prototype compares cadastral records with maps and imagery, flags discrepancies and potentially developable land, and describes outputs in the LADM_COL standard.
Mapa dos Votos maps official Brazilian election results down to individual polling sections and tracks when ballot bulletins reached the electoral authority.
An interactive, chaptered racing story follows Juno and her five-colour Miata, Tofu, as they take an $11,000 wager on a race she has never finished.
An interactive atlas and set of short lessons explore the signs on an ancient Egyptian tomb ceiling alongside modern astronomy.
An interactive forecast estimates control of the Senate, House and governorships using polling inputs and 20,000 simulated elections.
A price guide and catalogue for Arabia Moomin mugs, with a camera identifier and collection tracker.
Neuron Explorer presents a map of all 86,016 neurons in the open-weight Qwen3-0.6B language model, with tools for exploring their responses and steering their effects.
A paid service uses weekly AI-led phone conversations with a parent or grandparent to create recorded chapters and, after about 40–50 calls, a hardcover life-story book.
Pirates Lore is a browser game where players choose a nation, era, and skill, win a ship in a duel, then shape a pirate’s life in the Caribbean.
A browser strategy game casts players as species navigating ecological crises, where every choice carries a cost.
An AI study companion for medical students and schools in Ghana, turning uploaded lecture slides into cited answers, OSCE stations, MCQs and offline flashcards.
A Jacksonville student-potter’s handmade stoneware site, centered on ocean glazes, whale-shark markings, small releases, and custom commissions.
A phone app that plays music-box melodies, lets users punch custom paper tapes, and ties playback to opening and closing the phone.
Roombot presents a tool for inspecting EVM contract bytecode and simulating owner-controlled actions against a token holder’s ability to transfer or sell.