StudyTrace follows rare-disease research back to its sources
StudyTrace says it turns a rare-disease diagnosis into a plain-language report on research, treatments, and clinical trials.
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StudyTrace says it turns a rare-disease diagnosis into a plain-language report on research, treatments, and clinical trials.
An open-source tool that checks AI-agent tool calls, pauses or blocks risky actions, and records decisions in a tamper-evident log.
A satirical, tax-form-style response to an essay about AI’s commanding heights, told through Dale, an HVAC estimator in Dayton.
A children's-book guide that helps choose read-alouds by age, available time and mood, then rates books for repeat-reading endurance.
An in-development pixel-art life sim about cleaning up a polluted lakeside town, rebuilding its streets, and getting to know the residents who stayed.
A workshop in Vila-real makes printed organizers, tokens and resource holders for specific board games.
An ear-training game for young children that teaches chord colors through listening, repeatable practice sessions, and a customizable cat.
A virtual-pet game for Garmin watches where daily movement helps hatch, raise, and battle creatures.
A browser-based, volunteer-GPU experiment simulates comet ice under four stated physical rules, asking whether intelligence can emerge without human data, rewards, or goals.
An independent Ultima Online Outlands reference hub with searchable game data, patch tracking, and character, pet-team, and crafting tools.
A three-minute daily word game where you build words from floating tiles, balance their buoyancy, and send them ashore.
A free browser game assigns a player a country and family using birth probabilities, then simulates a life through yearly events and choices.
A Korean-language browser simulation uses birth statistics to assign a country and family background, then follows a life shaped by those starting conditions.
A plant-discovery map that uses public iNaturalist sightings to help people explore places where a chosen plant has been observed.
An MCP server that lets AI agents send letters and postcards through USPS with pay-per-piece billing.
An “agent layer” that turns Figma into idiomatic React/Swift/Kotlin while reusing tokens/components and running accessibility checks before opening a PR.
A curated Colombian coffee marketplace that pairs each microlot with producer stories, field notes, and a monthly “Discovery Club.”
A webcam-based focus tool that claims on-device “body doubling” to pull you back the moment you look away.
A pre-launch wearable wellness band that uses gentle vibration patterns to help you “reset” during stressful moments.
A free, trilingual Qur’an review scheduler built as a “sadaqah jariyah,” with an offline-capable planner and export/print.
A friendly, small-business CRM/support/sales stack framed as “six little helpers” that run your front office while you sleep.
A calm, evidence-led community campaign asking residents in Ireland to be transparently consulted before routine drone delivery routes fly over homes.
A Costa Rica macaw sanctuary + regenerative farm/eco-lodge that invites visitors to watch, plant trees, and even book stays.
A lawyer-built “agentic operating system” that turns messy files into a structured legal matter with source-cited facts.