Who Gets Paid? Money lessons built around the stuff kids buy
Interactive lessons invite kids to guess how money is divided behind toys, YouTube, V-Bucks, Tesla and Cheetos, then play through the answer.
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Interactive lessons invite kids to guess how money is divided behind toys, YouTube, V-Bucks, Tesla and Cheetos, then play through the answer.
A sourced record of the chat app first called Yapper and later renamed Yapin', comparing its homepage claims with its terms, privacy policy, videos, announcements, and public posts.
A bilingual voice-letter commission shares a homepage with a paid, read-only PHP security check.
A web app helps people prepare for the U.S. citizenship interview with civics questions, interview practice, and language support.
A free, self-hosted study app lets learners build programmable practice cards, choose how answers are checked, and schedule reviews around an exam date.
An open-source digital audio workstation lets Claude arrange, mix, automate, and master music through the app or Claude Code.
A project site documents George Petrides’s donated portrait of Thomas Jefferson and the steps to install it at the U.S. ambassador’s residence in Athens.
Kertascraft offers free printable papercraft models of everyday objects, including Jakarta buses, phone booths, street furniture and more.
LostLores presents interactive retellings of Ghanaian folktales, where viewers make choices before hearing how the story was traditionally told.
An open-source CLI that generates local MCP servers from documentation, API specs, or source repositories for use with coding agents.
Monet documents a koi whose daily feeding, lighting, rest, and pond conditions are managed by the Grokbot bot.
An interactive exhibition of algorithms, mathematics, AI and computers, built around experiments visitors can change and explore.
A personal account of life with 29 rescued cats and horses at an old lightkeeper’s house in Erris, Ireland.
A Mac app that brings reference libraries, maps, personal files, and a local assistant together for offline use.
A YouTube channel reconstructs security incidents from primary sources, tracing their timelines and ending with a practical change viewers can make in their own systems.
A Pokémon rugby league game with squad-building, draft mode, and match controls.
A fundraiser where Rachel Flower plans to take on 19 challenges from 1–19 November 2026 to raise money and awareness for pancreatic cancer.
A personal site for a JPL ocean-worlds scientist, featuring his research, career, talks, and an interactive visualization of Europa Clipper’s planned tour.
An iPad and Mac app that turns ABC or MusicXML tunes into melodeon and button-accordion fingering, bellows directions, playback, and printable tab.
A private Mac to-do app turns captured text into dated tasks, then maps projects and completed tasks into a 3D city.
A research project documents human–AI conversations using two independent readers and a register of sealed predictions.
Wiggled is a tap-to-untangle puzzle game with a playable browser demo and an iPhone and iPad version listed as coming soon.
An open API and set of downloadable datasets combine satellite fire detections with official incident records, perimeters, and smoke-plume data.
Anywager is a Chrome extension that highlights potentially tradable claims while you read and links them to prediction markets on Kalshi.