Mitochondon’t puts the powerhouse on strike
A satirical energy dashboard lets visitors set a pretend cellular energy level and request an official excuse for cancelling plans.
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A satirical energy dashboard lets visitors set a pretend cellular energy level and request an official excuse for cancelling plans.
A calligrapher who works as an apartment-building caretaker turns observations from his Tokyo window into one-of-a-kind character works.
A developer tool that turns URL parameters into streaming MP4s for inline video previews in messaging apps.
A playful tribute to Internet Explorer, with a browser-era interface, a release timeline, and interactive nostalgia.
A Palermo-focused map for exploring public datasets in switchable layers, with address-level place information and guided map views.
A satirical faux medical institute built around Persistent High-Altitude Rectal Tension Syndrome.
A browser beat ’em up turns sourced political quotations into cartoon fights, with a pay-what-you-want version tied to an earthquake-relief appeal.
Record Lens checks claims about companies and institutions against court, regulator, and company records.
A searchable catalog of 2,068 robot parts with sourced specifications, prices, CAD and simulation views, measurements, and ports.
A consumer-accountability project breaks down grocery prices using published figures, and invites shoppers to add shelf prices.
Semla is a 3D inventory tool for organizing boxes in storage units, garages, attics, and other rooms, then finding their contents by search.
Shellproof offers browser-based and CLI checks for PHP exposure, configuration risks, vulnerable dependencies, suspicious code, and exposed secrets.
Sweat By Proxy offers to have a real exerciser complete a workout in someone else’s name, with a video, written report, and certificate.
A visitor’s guide to Sweetgum, the fictional North Carolina town in Magnolia Whitley’s Welcome to Sweetgum novels, with its civic offices, local businesses, church, and community calendar.
A Japanese calculator that estimates take-home pay and income thresholds from work, insurance, and household details.
The page presents a hand-painted 2D action JRPG set at a winter festival built on a frozen strait.
A catalog of foil and surf boards drawn to one scale, with a size finder, brand listings, and model-history views.
A bilingual feature-length hybrid documentary revisits Polish writer Witold Gombrowicz using his words and a technologically recreated face and voice.
Independent research and practical tools help US buyers evaluate AI voice agents by completed work, cost, and handoffs—not just how convincing they sound.
An interactive 3D exploration of Tsarevets, the medieval hilltop citadel in Veliko Tarnovo, with stories, walking routes, and sound.
A searchable reference for comparing EU tyre-label ratings by tyre size and pattern.
A satirical guide to Norwood, Ohio, mixing mock tourism stories with local history, places to explore, and an archive of actual Norwood news.
A browsable collection of public-domain stereoscopic photographs from the 1840s through the 1920s, with several ways to view each pair in depth.
An illustrated collection documenting Indonesian wayang puppets, with 3D views and guides to their forms, characters, and terminology.