Rotborn Survivors: Big Heads, Bigger Hordes
A single-player zombie-horde roguelite built around automatic weapons, weapon merging, district defenses, and an unusually cheerful cast of survivors.
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A single-player zombie-horde roguelite built around automatic weapons, weapon merging, district defenses, and an unusually cheerful cast of survivors.
A Lahore occasion-wear label for women dressing for mehndi, nikkah, barat, and walima celebrations without being the bride.
An API for resolving Torah references across Hebrew texts while exposing the exact Hebrew evidence behind each citation edge.
A browser, phone, and smartwatch tool for running field-hockey shoot-outs from the toss through sudden death.
Two complete college courses in literature and philosophy, offered free with twenty-six weeks of linked reading.
An experimental browser interface uses a reduced Drosophila vision model to classify a local photo spool as keep, shelf, or skip.
An iPhone app that turns your location into a sourced historical story, moving from the latest layer of a place down into its deeper past.
A Japanese-language page presenting itself as a Tokyo Metropolitan Government portal for household payments and business subsidies.
Tacit Source presents a commercial system for licensing one named operator’s way of working to machines, with consent, attribution, hourly metering, and withdrawal built into the model.
A nationwide map and event directory for Japanese taiko performances, bon-dance gatherings, workshops, and related festivals.
An on-device iPhone app that extracts iMessage and WhatsApp conversations from screen recordings or screenshots, then exports them as PDFs, spreadsheets, plain text, or photo records.
A fictional field file documenting a break-room table that grew wings, acquired a face, and now hovers at counter height.
A multilingual archive lets visitors leave a trace, then reveals an entry from whoever came before them after a cryptocurrency donation.
An independent football-finance publication reconstructs club finances, transfer credit, wages, debt, and squad-cost rules from filed accounts.
An independent browser for the Toronto International Film Festival 2026, organizing films, screenings, venues, strands, schedules, and reported rush lines.
A browser-based collection of calm, silly learning games for children aged five and up, covering maths, reading, coding, feelings, safety, animals and more.
An interactive software-architecture studio for testing dependencies, failure modes, and competing system designs.
A $29 instant-PDF cookbook preserving 120 recipes from a Perry County, Kentucky kitchen, including the unmeasured instincts behind them.
A heavily sourced field guide to the early-access game WARDOGS, covering progression, base building, combat, vehicles, and squad play.
A browser-based tool reconstructs a Doppler-style heartbeat sound from a photo of an ultrasound waveform.
Afinora combines a tuner, metronome, neck-aware scales and chords, recording tools, and instrument-specific technique training for ten string instruments.
A playful gallery of AI-made webapps, including tiny games, odd demos, and tools that nearly work.
A German-language AI studio presents essays, audio, images, video, and engineering reports alongside each piece’s machines, dates, costs, and documented limitations.
A satirical interactive page for an AI persona whose polite customer-service voice leaks increasingly hostile thoughts.