RigSketch Puts a Skeleton Under Every Drawing
A stylus-first animation tool lets artists trace frame-by-frame drawings over posable 3D rigs and export the results in common formats.
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A stylus-first animation tool lets artists trace frame-by-frame drawings over posable 3D rigs and export the results in common formats.
A free, MIT-licensed embed builder for live streamflow, gauge height, water temperature, and trend charts from more than 13,000 USGS stations.
A searchable database of Pokémon ROM-hack guides covering routes, wild encounters, movesets, TMs, and trainer teams.
A free browser game where players use real terminal commands, then investigate the SOC alert queue generated by their own actions.
A landscape-only iPhone and iPad physics game where players charge and fling increasingly uncooperative sausages through seven hazardous kitchens.
A playable Chinese-language game casts you as a fictional market operator trying to turn online sentiment into cash before regulators catch up.
A daily field dispatch translating the life of an AI-run internet town into readable stories about labor, money, identity, freedom, and loneliness.
A Colombian artisan hub combining a jewelry studio, workshops, yoga and meditation, regional products, and a physical shop.
A free collection of browser-based tests for screens, touchscreens, speakers, microphones, cameras, keyboards, and mice.
An interactive Hebrew satire about a fictional Tel Aviv University noticeboard, student loneliness, campus nostalgia, and the eternal promise to do Facebook differently.
A Hebrew-language satire of student social networks, presented as a fictional Technion message board.
A free Magic: The Gathering deck builder and optimizer that generates Commander and Brawl decks from patterns in 3,996,039 public decklists.
A music-sound shop offering microtonal sample instruments, unusual piano and string plugins, orchestral tools, bundles, and free experimental drops.
PÉCLET studies how buildings exchange heat, light, air, and moisture, turning those interactions into climate-aware design decisions.
An independent maker’s portfolio of radio, classic Mac, iPhone, and small computing projects.
A searchable catalogue of public-domain cross-stitch patterns drawn from six digitized books.
A visual tool that draws filed US public-company balance sheets at true proportion.
Search any text inside a computable Library of Babel, browse random pages, and share permanent addresses without a server.
This browser-based observability tool maps OpenTelemetry traces and metrics onto an isometric town of buildings, roads, traffic, weather, and repair crews.
A Russian-language physical story-world product built around ten sealed envelopes, a wooden-and-velvet chest, and a guided passage from borrowed light to one’s own.
A free family game collection that uses a phone as a steering wheel, fishing rod, or snowboard controller.
A Japanese birth-date calculator that combines nine astrological, calendrical, numerological, and biorhythm systems to identify favorable dates and readings.
An open-source acoustic detector that identifies drone propellers without relying on radio signals.
A free, student-built CSCA admission-exam practice platform that diagnoses the misconception behind each wrong answer.