Coltivare, a New York network built around the reason you make things
An invitation-only creative network that helps New York makers find collaborators through their motivations, availability, and stated compensation.
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An invitation-only creative network that helps New York makers find collaborators through their motivations, availability, and stated compensation.
Conduit33 reads an email and turns its headers, body, signature, and attachments into an editable workspace of tasks, dates, people, files, boards, and typed fields.
An independent planner, database, and guidebook for the 2026 pirate city-builder Corsair Cove.
Cotesty tests an app with age-matched AI personas and real human testers, then combines usability, accessibility, security, and broken-flow findings into one report.
A geography drawing game that asks you to sketch country borders or paint flags from memory, then scores the result.
CRAB is a Chennai community for people building with robotics, AI, and embedded systems, combining meetups, workshops, articles, and open collaboration.
A playful online hub for Philadelphia artists, musicians, filmmakers, designers, developers, photographers, and other internet nerds.
An open-source, Cloudflare-native control plane for running AI agents with explicit capability grants, budgets, approvals, immutable revisions, and audit trails.
A free browser-based toolkit that repairs scientific notation, missing leading zeros, broken characters, delimiters, duplicates, and other common CSV problems.
A speculative design archive documenting collectible furniture and architectural objects grown from constraints, cast metal, charred wood, and computation-led form.
A living memorial for Jerome Robert Smith, collecting family messages, photographs, voice contributions, and memories of his life.
A planned free app that teaches Spanish orthography and spelling to heritage-language students in U.S. schools, from 3rd through 8th grade.
A free, no-download zoo management game where players shape terrain, build habitats, care for animals, and run the park.
A QR-based party jukebox lets wedding and party guests request and vote on songs from their phones while the host controls the queue.
A Korean Pokémon card collection app that scans cards into a personal catalog, tracks set completion, and hosts collector posts.
An interactive checker and spoiler-aware fan guide for identifying suspicious customers in Shift At Midnight.
Drynix is a bilingual Gulf-focused platform for running laundries and dry cleaners, covering garment tracking, point-of-sale, accounting, customers, inventory, and delivery.
A beach-sports platform for finding games, booking courts, entering events, tracking ratings, and running clubs.
A private, local Chrome extension that blocks time-sink sites until you spend a set number of minutes on chosen productive sites.
A local-first desktop workspace for statistics, machine learning, and spatial or LiDAR analysis.
A Russian-language birthday invitation staged as a 2000s MTV television schedule, complete with dress code, party segments, moodboard, props, and playlist.
A curated, human-verified reference for email marketers covering consent, authentication, deliverability, measurement, and AI disclosure.
A science-fiction puppetry production following Syx through human, mechanical, aquatic, and digital bodies.
A browser-based timestamp toolkit that converts, explains, compares, and teaches epoch formats across twelve systems.