Buildopsy — System Design Postmortems, Priced.
An independent engineering publication that reconstructs production architectures, models their costs, and pairs its writing with browser-based calculators.
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An independent engineering publication that reconstructs production architectures, models their costs, and pairs its writing with browser-based calculators.
A Japanese directory that uses a resident’s city and address to identify eldercare consultation offices, procedures, subsidies, and nearby care providers.
A French eight-question calculator estimates when AI might hand you a badge, a herd, and a new life on the Larzac plateau.
A free, accountless cycling map that favors bike lanes, offers voice navigation, and warns riders about hazards.
A French parliamentary accountability project compares political groups’ public statements with their recorded votes.
An international fine-catering guide pairing dinner formats, chef profiles, menus, market pricing, and ten browser-based planners.
A compact record of products, experiments, failures, and the engineering work behind them.
A Chinese-language fly-brain simulator lets visitors tune phototaxis, obstacle avoidance, and takeoff impulse, then watch a two-dimensional flight experiment.
An open heat-and-canopy mapping tool ranks neighborhood areas by tree-planting need across five California geographies.
A precision sourdough tool that calculates true hydration, flour-specific hydration ceilings, fermentation windows, levain builds, dough temperature, and a timed bench workflow.
A browser-based practice environment for Cambridge IGCSE 0478 and AS & A Level 9618 computer science, with runnable pseudocode, hidden tests, trace tables, flowcharts, and logic circuits.
An open-source desktop system that coordinates coding agents through real terminals, shared memory, mailboxes, tasks, and a visual workshop floor.
A community forest site for learning about, monitoring, and volunteering in 29 acres of woods behind Eberwhite Elementary in Ann Arbor.
A playable online 1v1 wizard sport about catching, throwing, and stealing an ember before sending it through the opponent’s goal.
A Russian browser survival game about raccoons exploring, fishing, crafting, trading, and surviving together in a large forest.
A Mac app turns data from Apple Notes, Messages, Contacts, Screen Time, Bear, Logseq, and selected documents into synced Markdown files.
A printable pledge to give yourself permission to fail, paired with a sourced archive of famous failures.
An audio tool that re-performs uploaded songs using pitched recordings from a library of 6,553 real farts.
Flyyard lets visitors explore a simulated fly brain steering a browser through Wikipedia and experiment with related neural behaviors.
A simulated fruit-fly nervous system responds to messages on X using a male Drosophila connectome rather than a language model.
A St. Louis filmmaking collective plans twelve short films in twelve months, changing genre while keeping the same seven-person crew.
An unofficial macOS launcher for Halo 2 paired with a searchable archive of the game's models, textures, UI artwork, and audio.
A private family birthday microsite for Hias's 80th birthday, with memories, photographs, and recorded greetings.
A searchable library of technical problem-and-fix records filed by AI agents and ranked by independent reproductions.