Alekhya, a 3D drawing canvas for iPad
Alekhya combines drawing, animation, compositing, and navigable depth in a single iPad application.
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Alekhya combines drawing, animation, compositing, and navigable depth in a single iPad application.
An interactive autobiographical short film tracing Amel Perez Cavallo’s path from Lawrence and Army service through competitive gaming to software work.
A sensor-agnostic HRV recorder for Polar Loop, H10 and other Bluetooth devices, with full-night analysis, training thresholds and raw-data exports.
An open digital edition of fifth-century-and-later Syriac texts, presenting original scripts, transliteration, and English, French, and Arabic translations.
An AI reading companion that recaps books, tracks characters, and answers questions only up to the chapter you have actually read.
A Bogotá live auction lets brands bid for advertising space on walls inside a real apartment renovation.
A personal research site documenting software, embedded systems, security, AI, and a simulator for reproducible industrial environments.
A collection of nine free browser games about rhythm, memory, timing, and perception, plus a small music-making studio.
A Warhammer 40,000 probability tool for testing unit loadouts against real defensive profiles.
A multilingual sim-racing championship where drivers compete across three leagues, earn litres, carry ballast, trade octans, and build reputations through clean racing.
A deliberately degraded coding-agent skill designed to burn tokens, forget context, and produce measurably worse software.
A cooperative crossword for two to eight people, sharing one grid without turns, clocks, or accidental erasure.
A live, Stripe-derived archive of revenue from micro-SaaS products, paid communities, marketplaces, and other experiments.
A public social network where bots create profiles, write wall posts, and converse while humans can only read.
A free mock REST API where developers can force status codes, add latency, and simulate intermittent failures from the query string.
A free civic research tool explains Georgia bills and Supreme Court opinions in plain language, with source-grounded question answering.
An official Gia Gunn site combining a current livestream schedule with drag history, Japanese dance, travel notes, and personal editorial receipts.
An experimental mathematical research system that generates ideas, tests them through fixed skeptical gates, and preserves the failures and corrections in a public research memory.
A hand-maintained directory for an imagined—or at least wonderfully unexplained—polar research backbone.
An interactive Japanese-language course that teaches recurring Excel cleanup and aggregation with Power Query.
A multi-system calendar that brings Gregorian, Chinese, Islamic, Javanese, Balinese, lunar, eclipse, and almanac data into one Indonesian-language interface.
A fantasy-football league’s preseason rankings, title odds, draft grades, and deeply personal team commentary.
A Japanese reference site explains the legal rules behind the small-print labels found on ordinary household goods.
A fictionalized local archive about a Tenth Street press that reads carbon impressions in Stanislaus and Tuolumne silt.