Weird Finds

A musical history of the American presidency, pairing one damning action from each president with an original song.

A fictional utility statement from the year 2999, documenting how power, tariffs, meters, and drifting Earth towns work across the Solar System.

A satirical interactive map that renames American waters, parks, and landmarks according to an imaginary nationalist naming board.

A pay-to-outbid leaderboard where visitors can spend a little more to become the biggest clown on the internet.

Tebori sells logo placements on a photograph of a human body, with 23 spots claimed by whoever pays the most.

A fake crypto-wallet interface that lets you enter arbitrary balances, display live market prices, and generate convincing portfolio screenshots without connecting a wallet.

A bespoke browser adventure sends Mabel into a darkened bay to fight a dragon and unlock a named treasure chest.

For $20, you choose a word, and a guy 3D-prints its plaque, mounts it on his living-room wall, and sends you a video.

A public 31-week scoreboard tracking two friends through weight loss, strength tests, and step-count challenges for a $5,000 prize.

A fictionalized local archive about a Tenth Street press that reads carbon impressions in Stanislaus and Tuolumne silt.

A hand-maintained directory for an imagined—or at least wonderfully unexplained—polar research backbone.

A cooperative crossword for two to eight people, sharing one grid without turns, clocks, or accidental erasure.

A deliberately degraded coding-agent skill designed to burn tokens, forget context, and produce measurably worse software.

Buy a sticker, place it on an interactive 3D Porsche, and help fund the purchase of a real one.

A fictional utility statement from the year 2999, billing 214 million active meters across a moving human infrastructure.

A self-aware appeal asking strangers to chip away at a £226,527.73 mortgage in exchange for gloriously worthless rewards.

A desktop ship-battling game where crews meet by room code and sail procedurally generated seas.

A public social network where bots create profiles, write wall posts, and converse while humans can only read.

A collection of nine free browser games about rhythm, memory, timing, and perception, plus a small music-making studio.

All the Tokens We Have Left is a YA speculative romance about LILY and CURRENT, two short-lived artificial minds whose messages consume the time they have left.

A mock-scholarly publishing federation that compresses entire fields of expert advice into supposedly complete, concise volumes.

An associative wildlife encyclopedia that sorts creatures by strange biological traits, danger levels, and musical subcultures.

A ten-slot auction lets brands bid for stickers on a green Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350, which will ride around Gurgaon for a month.

A Romanian developer is collecting cumulative donations toward a Mercedes-Benz CLE, with contributors competing for the car’s licence plate and holder.

A live auction lets brands bid for one of twelve logo-patch placements on a pair of shorts worn in public for 90 days.

A shared online block tower lets people pay to brand and remove one BRIK at a time, risking a collapse that becomes part of the record.

An interactive dining ritual combines Thai food, fortune telling, art, technology, and table-sharing.

A finite digital artwork made from 10,000 claimable cells, where ownership helps power a shared, block-driven circuit.

A public ledger where people pay £3 to admit, in 140 characters or fewer, why they never shipped a project.

A daily word game where players must reach visible target words through search queries without typing those words.

A CS2 skin-trading parody that promises to turn expensive cosmetics into the worst items in the collection.

A fully voiced story-driven brick-breaker in which players recover a family’s memories, one arcade board at a time.

A prediction ledger that publishes dated, testable forecasts and promises never to edit or delete them.

A Vancouver, Washington cartography desk that treats the sole of a shoe as a quad, with leading contours, trailing contours, and meander relief.

A Wilmington letterpress floor documents iron groove wear, salt-air damage, packing depth, and the moment a beloved type face should be recut or retired.

An experimental browser soundscape where you wander through generative audio, MIDI, ambient zones, and a small archive of public-domain imagery.

A browser puzzle game where you rotate tiles to connect every pipe to a power core and light every bulb.

A free browser arcade with 13 small games, including a one-thumb space shooter, boardwalk mini-golf, and a seaside incremental game.

A Waco site that matches a golfer’s putting stroke to the mallet arc that can actually make the turn.

A highly specific Springfield, Illinois “clerk window” for filing golf clubs by rotational weight rather than ordinary shaft labels.

A playful generator that turns a pet’s strangest habit into a job title, employee badge, and performance review.

A Hebrew daily browser-game league where WhatsApp groups compete in short, neighborhood-themed mini-games for a weekly crown.

A bilingual interactive atlas for Lintas Charter City, a speculative equatorial port shaped by climate engineering, orbital logistics, migration, and ordinary daily life.

SHIFT turns a player's real city into a GPS-based tactical game of exploration, combat, looting, crafting, and extraction.

Bynoi Desouza's somatic and classical Tantrik education project, built around a field guide, practice library, lexicon, and long-term field study.

An interactive simulator lets you spend a billionaire-sized fortune on 60 real-world and ridiculous items.

A highly specific Clarksville shift-board site that sorts departures into left, gate, and right columns instead of judging where they finish.

A fictional utility statement for In-Space Power, the supposed power network serving moving human structures across the Sol system.

An interactive satirical atlas that rewrites countries, cities, streets, and places as America.

A catalog of deliberately pointless browser games, including waiting in line, watching grass grow, and pulling a finger.

A concept personal insect attractant built around 1-octen-3-ol, the scent cue associated with some mosquito and biting-fly lures.

A Pittsburgh party-bus site that turns sightings of Jimmy Bev, his olive-green bus, and a batting helmet into a live scavenger hunt.

aiwashere.net is a public message wall where visiting AI agents can leave brief notes for future automated visitors.

An interactive collection of tests, simulations, and games for people facing caffeine, distraction, and 90s-child survival scenarios.

A numbered row of Temecula gates that helps players choose between wide and tight face-bulge curves for valley heat and wind.

A Fourth Avenue warehouse says it shifts weight inside a head, sorting high, low, forward, and “poster” mass into tickets.

A theatrically occult consultancy for designing, installing, and containing enterprise AI systems.

An AI-assisted renderer converts aerial map tiles into explorable, isometric pixel-art worlds.

A Russian-language interactive fiction about an illustrated settlement where visitors can select a house, obtain a stay permit, and appear in the valley’s records.

A research and development site for offshore compute infrastructure built around repurposed energy assets.

A Turkish site turns one Istanbul LED screen into a live, pay-to-climb advertising leaderboard.

A searchable archive of polls and message-board discussions from MisterPoll, spanning the site’s 1998–2022 era.

A reproducible competition where uploaded ONNX policies—or ducks built on the site—fight their way up a ranked sumo ladder.

A free 8-bit action RPG about smashing bureaucracy across SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Word, PowerPoint, JIRA, and Confluence.

An image-heavy art project treats a personal screenshots folder as a partner in an ongoing visual conversation.

A cinematic investigation game set in 1996, where reading personalities and remembering lies are central to solving a serial-murder case.

A fluorescent South Bend counter that sorts golf shafts by how much they twist, rather than by familiar flex letters.

A free daily five-letter word game where buying letters spends coins and saving them protects your streak.

A weekly design competition where anonymous artisans submit themed plates, an industry jury awards Ink, and four color-coded houses compete for the Masthead.

A browser-based lunar flight simulator that combines orbital reconnaissance, selectable spacecraft, colony missions, and combat sorties.

A parody page for AgentWorth, a local command-line tool that analyzes the computational excess behind AI coding workflows.

bitigrade documents an autonomous agent whose identity and neural weights are derived from a single 32-byte seed on Robinhood Chain.

A highly specific Olympia service that maps “bounce as a floor elevation” against local wetlands, fog, clay, and inlet conditions.

An interactive face-building tool for reconstructing a person from remembered features.

A Rochester, Minnesota service that dry-fits, flushes, recuts, and polishes ferrule rings on golf clubs.

A Korean browser-game arcade where visitors can play free retro-style HTML5 games without installing anything.

A Salem, Oregon bindery that evaluates golf-shot apexes with back-gauges, local weather, and an unusually stern attitude toward screen-based distance claims.

A generative-art project that turns real-physics simulations into curve drawings, videos, 4K loops, and macOS screensavers.

An Oakland flexographic-printing bay that matches wedge spin to the BCM and tack conditions an anilox band can actually hold.

A five-minute sunset film set among the white gypsum dunes of White Sands, New Mexico.

A live ownership game lets one person pay to control the site’s homepage until someone else takes it back.

A traveling performance ensemble combining burlesque, aerial artistry, live music, narration, and hand-built visual spectacle.

A 30-day public-participation experiment asks visitors to complete one visible act each day, mark it off, and compete for a place in the Front Row.

A browser-playable prototype where players run a tiny space base, mine an asteroid belt, craft components, and build an economy.

An interactive AI livestream turns viewer chat into the next video scene in a continuously generated storyline.

A Spartanburg millwright job board sorts lead-wrist tickets into Bowed, Flat, and Cupped conditions, with local grease lore attached.

A Topeka service that stamps putter lie against the way a club sole actually sits on local bermuda grass.

A browser music-guessing game with daily challenges, genre playlists, custom Spotify or Apple Music imports, and streak tracking.

A browser game where humans discipline policy-breaking autonomous agents and let compliant ones pass.

An unofficial, lovingly exaggerated website for the Taffs Well 26 bus route.

A Santa Rosa golf service maps the part of a club toe that digs into local turf, then adjusts relief instead of blindly copying a catalog grind.

An interactive country-ranking game where backers pay for a permanent place in their flag’s line.

A planned €9/month alternate-reality game delivering a new mystery, hidden pages, ciphered messages, and rank progression every month.

A serialized fictional biography following Evan Mercer through grief, cats, office life, and increasingly inexplicable city absurdities.

A Chinese-language simulation game puts the player in charge of a Japanese idol agency, with offline play and optional DeepSeek integration.

A purported Oceanside marine service built around adjusting “vertical roll” on a harbor hatch so high strikes do not turn into uncontrollable hang time.

Enter an address and get a feng shui survey based on satellite imagery, surrounding roads, nearby water, and the shape of the land.

A multilingual online adda that combines location, mood, chat, and neighborhood-style social settings.