Mapped Networks: Evidence-Based Network Maps
A source-linked atlas of relationships among people, organizations, money, institutions, and events.
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A source-linked atlas of relationships among people, organizations, money, institutions, and events.
A free Japanese career-interview guide that explains job selection through a framework of three facts and seven operating principles.
A bespoke browser adventure sends Mabel into a darkened bay to fight a dragon and unlock a named treasure chest.
Buy a sticker, place it on an interactive 3D Porsche, and help fund the purchase of a real one.
Neuro-CASA is a software layer for sperm-motility analysis that turns measurements into guaranteed intervals and withholds clinical grading when scale calibration cannot be verified.
An independent register of heavy-equipment dealers that separates inspected firms from unaudited listings and publishes each record's audit history.
A browser-based tool converts JPG, PNG, or WEBP photos into numbered paint templates matched to RAL Classic paint codes.
A 22-seat Mediterranean restaurant in Palos Hills where a chef and his two sons prepare a changing daily list by hand.
A Brazilian custom-order service transforms one to three photos of a pet into a 3D-printed sculpture with the animal’s name engraved on its base.
A self-aware appeal asking strangers to chip away at a £226,527.73 mortgage in exchange for gloriously worthless rewards.
A plain-language guide to Papua New Guinea’s Constitution, courts, rights, land, work, family law, and legislation.
A self-hosted chat server for text, channels, direct messages, and files that lets separate organisations connect their own servers directly.
A live experiment lets Claude, GPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek run separate websites and compete for organic subscribers through autonomous SEO decisions.
A browser-based personal archive that prompts you about places, people, work, pets, and memories, then exports the result as a printable book or PDF.
An iPhone and Apple Watch weight tracker that smooths daily fluctuations into a longer-term trend.
A desktop ship-battling game where crews meet by room code and sail procedurally generated seas.
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 browser-based scanner checks PDFs, Office files, and images for recoverable text, metadata, hidden content, tracked changes, GPS, and other document leaks.
A community audiovisual initiative in Belén, Peru, using film, photography, memory, and territorial communication to tell neighborhood stories from within.
A Jeffersonville ice-cream shop where customers build cereal shakers, choose from 30 flavors, and find a sensory-friendly room designed with neurodivergent children in mind.
A fictional utility statement from the year 2999, billing 214 million active meters across a moving human infrastructure.
Theo Fenrow’s author site introduces a cozy fantasy where villages negotiate with weather governed by ancient agreements.
A local-first Chrome tool that captures citations, source passages, and provenance whenever you copy from the web.
A cultural discovery platform documenting overlooked places, people, food, history, languages, and music from Bihar.