르포코리아: Modern Korean History With the Sources Attached
A Korean historical video archive pairs episodes about figures and events from the country’s modern history with primary sources, citations, and source-status notes.
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The Zodiac Archive
A primary-source archive of the Zodiac case, bringing its letters, FBI files, four cryptograms, and original cipher analysis into one place.
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Daily Derby: A Horse Race for Brand Names
Daily Derby breeds branded horses, races them once a day, and turns the results into a tiny live sports-and-office-politics spectacle.
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Doña Lupa Turns Sudoku Into a Tiny Murder Mystery
An iPhone puzzle game where players place illustrated suspects on a sudoku-style grid and use truthful clues to identify the culprit.
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Final Vintage, for the last cases of a closing winery
A wine marketplace pairs numbered final-release cases with recorded interviews from the people who made them.
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Neeya, the discreet marriage-match app
A French-language matchmaking app for Muslims in West Africa, beginning with a planned Abidjan launch and privacy controls designed around family and workplace visibility.
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Nuclear Toolkit, with Every Number Sourced
An offline nuclear-engineering reference app with eleven calculators for nuclides, decay, dose, shielding, reactor physics, activation, and related work.
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SUB 5 AT 9: The Pregnant Mile
A planned Provo race built around Makenna Myler’s attempt to run a mile under five minutes in her ninth month of pregnancy.
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Saw Terror, the Synthesizer That Wants the Saw to Misbehave
A free Mac and Windows synthesizer built for unstable, granular, phase-distorted saw sounds.
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Sealed: A Season of Letters
An eight-week exchange pairs strangers in the same chapter of life for one real letter every Thursday.
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Second Step Resources Keeps Reentry Help One Step Away
A privacy-preserving reentry resource finder for jobs, housing, legal relief, health, and family support.
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Transless, a Voice Keyboard for Thinking in Chinese and Writing in Other Languages
A Chinese voice-input keyboard that turns conversational speech into translated, structured, or literal text directly inside other apps.
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Typikey: A Keyboard Made of Whole Words
An iPad keyboard that replaces tiny letter keys with large, customizable word boards for people who find standard typing physically difficult.
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Runway, the medication tracker that refuses to nag
Runway calculates when repeat medication will run out and reminds users to reorder before it does.
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The Amelia Undertow, With the Receipts
A Nassau County and Amelia Island publication that turns public records, government data, and unanswered institutional questions into documented local investigations.
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The Chief-of-Staff Website That Says “I’d Take This Job”
boomsupersonicschiefofstaff.com
Ryan Moser makes a direct, highly specific case for becoming Boom Supersonic’s chief of staff.
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CHAT Turns a Horror-Film Landing Page Into an Open Channel
An interactive promotional site for CHAT, a $25,000 independent horror film about an AI-powered tablet and the demon waiting on the other side.
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Promise Atlas Maps the Income Thresholds Behind Free College
An interactive directory shows which U.S. colleges offer free or reduced tuition below specific household-income thresholds.
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Fair and Square Feet — the roommate rent auction
A sealed-bid tool assigns unequal rooms and calculates rents so roommates can split a home without treating every room as identical.
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Flood Relief Nepal: A donation guide with a scam filter
A bilingual public guide explaining how to send money and supplies for Bhotekoshi flood relief while avoiding fake QR codes and unofficial collections.
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Historic Hunts Turns Local History into a Walking Game
Riddle-driven GPS treasure hunts guide players between real landmarks, where each arrival unlocks a piece of local history.
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Sella, the cephalogram game
A free browser game that teaches orthodontic cephalometric tracing by having players place landmarks, identify angles, and diagnose patterns.
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Quiet Stack Labs, a One-Person Studio With Seven Different Quiet Ideas
José Queiroz’s independent product studio presents software, editorial sites, operational workspaces, and a private social experiment.
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RAG, Built in Front of You
An interactive lesson that teaches Retrieval-Augmented Generation through slides, browser playgrounds, and runnable demos.