Bullybook, the bull terrier’s ghostwritten diary
A WhatsApp-based subscription that turns weekly bull terrier photos, messages, or voice notes into a printed birthday book.
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A WhatsApp-based subscription that turns weekly bull terrier photos, messages, or voice notes into a printed birthday book.
A daily puzzle asks you to connect two biblical people, places, or objects in the fewest moves, with every link backed by a verse.
A Chinese-language dashboard for analyzing Shanghai resale-home prices, estimating fair prices, and comparing sample-based housing costs with modeled market values.
A fantasy football league where each player has one owner, every squad starts with £100m, and your group sets the market through a live auction.
A Russian-language artist archive tracing Krasnodar rapper Милок through aliases, releases, videos, photos, and a selectively revealed history.
A sourced legal-rights guide explaining what authorities may take from a phone, what they may ask someone to unlock, and the consequences of refusing.
A small-group school teaches argumentation through timed speeches, recorded practice, structured listening, and guided critique.
A free Taiwanese public-exam practice platform with online tests, instant explanations, an error notebook, and weakness tracking.
A browser-based deck of events, restaurants, exhibitions, parks, films, concerts, and nightlife for planning an evening in Madrid.
A Korean-language cat-breed atlas that lets visitors filter 30 breeds by size, coat, appearance, temperament, grooming, and household fit.
A Windows desktop tool for identifying sensitive information, replacing it with stable aliases, and preparing documents for external AI analysis.
A skin-science platform combining a phone-based skin analyzer, evidence-graded ingredient research, condition guides, and patient case files.
A serial fiction club that mails one installment of an Irish folk-horror story each month.
An interactive research project that puts players in the role of a feminist Douyin creator navigating visibility, censorship, self-censorship, and platform governance.
A terminal-based Chromium browser with real tabs, Vimium keyboard navigation, mouse controls, and Kitty, sixel, or ASCII graphics.
A judgment layer that recommends libraries, design systems, open-source tools, and documentation before an agent uses them.
A newly launched independent quarterly magazine that treats everyday traces like a literary/visual archive—issues, essays, visual projects, interviews, and fieldnotes, posted four times a year.
A machine-targeted “exclusive content” platform that serves raw structured payloads to verified User-Agents—complete with creator personas and after-dark JSON.
A DOM-based “confetti cannon” that turns your own text into letter-by-letter physics particles, with a live demo and an npm/React drop-in component.
A web app for recording the most storyworthy moment of each day in a two-minute journal.
An open format and SDK project for 4D Gaussian splat scenes with motion, spatial audio, camera trajectories, streaming, and indexed reads.
A privacy-minded publishing system for living documents that remain at one address while their authors revise them.
A Czech-language companion for Counter-Strike 2 parties that turns matches into scoreboard reports, awards, radar replays, and automatically edited video clips.
An offline-first livestock management system for Paraguayan ranches, covering animal records, field events, paperwork, and herd valuation.