Voortvluchtig: Hide-and-Seek by GPS
A free, app-free GPS escape game in which teams of fugitives hide across a city while hunters track periodic location signals.
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A free, app-free GPS escape game in which teams of fugitives hide across a city while hunters track periodic location signals.
A 70-page backyard bird-feeding handbook drawn from one person’s forty years at the same half acre.
A reference site tracking West Papua through geography, history, current developments, environmental pressures, politics, and cultural life.
The official site of a traditional area in Ghana’s Oti Region, documenting its chiefs, Akan heritage, development work, and Akwantutenten festival.
An autobiographical multimedia case study that turns psychosis, trauma, and recovery into a three-act story told through music, characters, images, and process notes.
A Spanish filmmaker’s personal site maps his documentaries, meditations, interviews, and difficult route from addiction and grief toward a quieter way of living.
An iPhone camera app that lets you change a photo’s film emulsion after the shot, while keeping the original negative on the device.
An independent review lab comparing health and biohacking apps through month-long testing, published research, privacy teardowns, and cost analysis.
A playable eight-seat tile-grid arena that doubles as a demonstration of authoritative multiplayer rooms running inside serverless functions.
A detailed reader archive for the invented religion, institutions, history and societies of The Ashen Flame, a literary fantasy and alternate-history novel.
A fictional Reykjavík concert venue doubles as a WebMCP demonstration, exposing event discovery, accessibility, seat selection, and booking actions through one interface.
Free car and motorcycle practice tests covering all eight Australian states and territories, with the real published NSW question banks included.
An interactive archive of 24,363 American baby names, charted year by year from 1880 through 2025.
An internal-test iPhone experience that fits a choice-driven story to a real walking route, carrying decisions forward and saving the ending for replay.
Sean Riley makes individually commissioned Bronze Age-inspired swords and knives by hand in Ocala, Florida.
An independent Sri Lankan journal about gemstone material, cutting, craft, and the meanings people attach to stones.
An independent browser arcade of seven original games whose graphics and sound are generated live rather than loaded from image or audio files.
An Athens, Georgia workshop offering custom 3D printing, small-batch manufacturing, replacement parts, personalized pieces, and fan merchandise.
A personal shelf of three focused tools for padel crews, fantasy-football auctions, and event table layouts.
Corollary Labs presents a universal API for running biological AI models, querying scientific datasets, and tracing research results back to their sources.
A match-analysis tool for league teams that turns uploaded game demos into player stats, team patterns, match reports, and flagged replay moments.
A desktop clock and timestamped note-taking tool for live broadcasts, events, rehearsals, and UX research.
A one-person animation studio offering commissioned shorts in a late-1980s/1990s Japanese cel-animation register.
A caregiver tool that texts dose reminders, records TAKEN or SKIP replies, and alerts someone when a dose goes unconfirmed.