Roman Roads Map, with uncertainty drawn in
An interactive map of Roman roads across the empire, with routes classified by how certain their locations are.
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Sanjay Beans and the Unaccounted Cans
A small-batch bean brand tells a deadpan story about selling out drops and leaving cans in scenic places for strangers to find.
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Sanz Records: from family name to archive page
A searchable index of family names in Nowy Sącz’s historical tax journals and town records, with digital copies of original pages available to order.
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Save the Riverwalk’s case for a failing Fort Lauderdale seawall
A civic advocacy site documents the deteriorating Riverwalk North seawall in downtown Fort Lauderdale and lays out six requests for city and other officials.
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Scope: a voter-match tool with receipts
Scope asks eight questions, then compares your answers with members of Congress using roll-call votes and statements linked to their sources.
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SHIORI makes TRPG clues in two versions
A free, browser-based editor for making handouts for tabletop role-playing games, from fictional newspapers to character files and chat logs.
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Signs of Life: a gallery you can rearrange
A walkable 3D exhibition pairs Matt Stewart’s large-scale oil paintings of the American Southwest with an original sound composition by Brian Wenner.
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SocioMATHS: street chaos, measured satirically
A Haitian Creole satire site turns everyday disorder in Port-au-Prince into mock research, pseudo-statistics, and invented traffic laws.
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Spoken Into the Void Is an Anonymous Voicemail Box
A participatory site invites people to leave short, anonymous voice messages about life right now.
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Still Serves: a veteran field guide for Northwest Arkansas
A free, veteran-run guide that maps Northwest Arkansas veterans to immediate shelter, VA benefits, health care, and local support.
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Sunnypatch maps the sun on your garden patch
A free garden-planning calculator estimates direct sun and shade through the year from a map-based model of the walls and fences you draw.
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Sunset Board: neighborhood fliers, gathered in one place
A calendar and searchable archive of events and notices posted around San Francisco’s Inner and Outer Sunset, Parkside, and Lakeshore.
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TabiCalc: Japan trip rules, checked against the source
A set of calculators and checkers for Japan travel costs, entry rules, transport, dates, and other details governed by official rules.
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T-DAY: Get to the Water
An in-development survival game casts you as a loggerhead hatchling trying to cross a hostile beach and reach the sea.
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The Squirrel Society’s Occupation Bulletin
A mock-official squirrel takeover site tracks territorial claims, allied species, and operations around Easton, Hanover Township, Bethlehem, and Allentown.
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SureFoot makes campus-safety moments practiceable
Free lessons for college students turn situations involving parties, dates, group chats, and nights out into choices and words they can rehearse.
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Tinnitus Library’s browser-based listening mixer
A free, accountless sound mixer for exploring tinnitus-related sounds, saving combinations, and recording listening impressions.
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Vela Maps: familiar maps for degoogled Android
An open-source Android maps app that pairs OpenStreetMap data with Google’s live traffic, place details, and reviews.
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We Are Jane Doe puts survivor stories beside practical help
The site invites women who have survived sexual violence to share anonymous stories and find support resources.
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The Department: a play-by-mail mystery
A 1977-set mystery unfolds through daily workplace dispatches, correspondence, and player orders.
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Where Money Goes: from global GDP to one mobile game
An interactive map lets visitors drill from world GDP through household spending and digital purchases to individual mobile games.
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Why keep a promise that no longer pays?
An interactive, chaptered story uses game-theory choices to examine promises, then connects the question to Vanberg’s 2008 experiment and the author’s research.
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World Whale Museum: an archive before a building
A web museum tracing whales through art, household objects, books, currency, stamps, and the histories of work and food.
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Night Tea Time’s decaf tea atlas
A Japanese guide for finding and comparing decaffeinated teas by taste, aroma, caffeine labeling, price, and how you like to drink them.