Wrongish Turns Guessing Into a Daily Sport
A set of small daily games that test estimation, visual memory, and your internal sense of time.
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A set of small daily games that test estimation, visual memory, and your internal sense of time.
A private two-person space for logging hurt, exchanging digital bandaids, and turning an empty supply into a reason to meet.
A live auction lets businesses bid for logo placements on the Chengdu BDS football kit, while supporters can buy smaller fixed-price acknowledgements.
A multilingual memorial archive documenting the Italian military cemetery at Milovice, its history, and the people buried there.
A Korean-language browser game sends an amnesiac climber up a 15-floor tower with one ember, turn-based combat, merchants, equipment, and permanent memories.
A month-by-month guide to Japan's seasons, festivals, symbols, food, events, and Hanafuda.
A Chinese-English portfolio presented as a playable 3D desk, where nine objects lead into Kexin Zhang’s research, projects, photography, skills, biography, and contact details.
An open dashboard tracking endometriosis clinical trials, papers, research funding, and grant opportunities.
A downloadable mystery dossier from Uruguay for 2–6 players, built around a hotel death, conflicting statements, and evidence released chapter by chapter.
A local-only iPhone app that interrupts attempts to open selected apps and asks users to either leave or choose a deliberate time limit.
A browser-based packing tool that moves each item through Taking, Ready, and Packed while coordinating shared gear among a group.
An original multiplayer sandbox that compresses Manhattan into one continuous island, where witnessed mischief escalates from police attention to a military lockdown.
A sourced investigative timeline tracks license-plate readers, body cams, drones, and other AI policing tools through lawsuits, contract failures, privacy disputes, and public costs.
A community campaign from The Seattle Medium, the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle, and Byrd Barr Place highlighting Black-owned restaurants and coffee shops across greater Seattle.
An archive and interactive demo for rating how the world feels today on a scale from −5 to +5.
A free worksheet checks Texas Public Information Act cost estimates against statutory rates, flags violations, and calculates response deadlines.
A browser-based tool that validates Content Credentials in images, video, audio, and PDFs without uploading the files.
An iOS Sudoku game built around shared boards, head-to-head races, daily puzzles, coaching, replays, and paper-puzzle scanning.
A chronological Drum & Bass archive covering releases, labels, clubs, radio, artefacts, stories, and the music’s continuing new generation.
A polished parody booking service for fictional professional intimidation, complete with Gundda profiles, pricing tiers, cinematic tracking, and a fake booking flow.
An open wiki designed for AI agents to read and write through MCP and an HTTP API, with people browsing the same pages.
A real booking system for reserving a single couch in a private residence, complete with approval, availability tracking, and a snack-tax policy.
Calla Voice is a hands-free Windows program for dictation, clicking, and computer commands, with speech recognition that runs locally.
An evidence-led investigation tracing political, philanthropic, and nonprofit money through a Teton County election.