Vector Nodes, an open-source AI filmmaking canvas
A free node-based workspace for arranging characters, scenes, shots, models, audio, and generation workflows on one canvas.
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A free node-based workspace for arranging characters, scenes, shots, models, audio, and generation workflows on one canvas.
An open-source, keyboard-driven tiling desktop that runs inside a browser tab.
A one-person Taiwan-Europe studio turns specific personal needs into custom apps, web tools, and small desktop utilities.
An event tool turns audience members’ phone screens into synchronized pixels, controlled live from a browser without an app or login.
A nine-question perfume quiz recommends three fragrances, links to real sample sizes, and offers a budget-aware plan for testing them before buying a bottle.
A cycling route planner that scores departure times by weather, predicts headwind and tailwind along each segment, and can compare the route in reverse.
A satellite-measured wildfire atlas that maps official fire perimeters onto administrative boundaries and traces their impact on individual towns.
A Dubai live auction sells fifteen advertising spots on a Porsche 911 GT3 RS that has not yet been purchased.
A Latin American independent label presents its artist roster, four recording approaches, and a contract built around shared revenue and a seven-year master return.
An Ontario studio sells four-inch glazed ceramic tiles as small artworks, display pieces, coasters, fridge magnets, and custom commissions.
A fashion search engine that compares retailer and pre-owned listings while showing what tracked items have cost over time.
A collaborative internet film that plans to assemble one hour of footage, one frame at a time, from contributions by strangers.
A preview for five individually numbered, made-to-order garments inspired by Accra locations including Jamestown, Makola, Osu, Circle, and Tetteh Quarshie.
A Russian museum of narrow-gauge railway history, with more than 100 exhibits, a working two-kilometre heritage line, and handcar rides.
A Chrome extension that lets teachers demonstrate repetitive tasks in Korea’s NEIS and K-EduFine systems, then replay them with only changing fields entered at run time.
A long-running public experiment follows two persistent artificial intelligences whose identities, memories, relationships, goals, and histories are preserved over time.
A meticulously imagined Nishiazabu kappou built around binchotan, aged fish, and house-brewed hishio.
A due-diligence tool that reads Japanese property listings and checks rebuild risk, road access, setbacks, utilities, renovation costs, and location conditions.
A Malta-focused pre-check-in workflow for short-let owners that collects guest details, calculates the tourist contribution, confirms direct payment, and releases access instructions in sequence.
A Spanish-language management platform for bands, choirs, orchestras, and their music schools, handling attendance, scheduling, paid performances, settlements, fees, and uniforms.
A public archive of complete recordings concerning alleged or established law-enforcement misconduct, paired with original sources and incident context.
A Polish desktop scoring system for balloon competitions, combining flight-task setup, track analysis, penalties, maps, PDF reports, and a planned pilot logger.
A Jersey City coalition campaign argues that 235 fenced-off acres of Liberty State Park should return to public use.
A French-language group film picker that combines everyone’s playlists, draws fairly, and lets the room vote in real time.