RunningLake, the lakehouse that shows its work
An operated open lakehouse stack for small data teams, running in a customer’s own cloud account and priced in real cloud dollars.
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An operated open lakehouse stack for small data teams, running in a customer’s own cloud account and priced in real cloud dollars.
Salo lets guests at weddings, debuts, baptisms, reunions, fiestas, and other gatherings take a limited number of unreviewable photos that are sealed into a shared album for a later group reveal.
An interactive map and screening interface for sanctions and export-control lists from the US, EU, UK, UN, Australia, and Canada.
A playful French grammar toolkit for English speakers, pairing short lessons with games, diagnostics, conjugation help, and dictation.
A privacy scanner compares a website before consent, after Accept All, after Reject All, and with a Global Privacy Control signal.
A forthcoming chess game turns familiar matches into an escalating roguelike, with persistent rivals, shifting boards, unusual pieces, and a father-shaped mystery.
A surreal browser game in which shoeless Carl stomps gerbils to protect Princess Donut and keep a System AI entertained.
A community conservation program in Aceh, Indonesia using camera traps and local patrols to monitor the Leuser landscape.
A visual-restoration studio uses Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri to show how classic PC games might be adapted for modern displays without losing their original identity.
A prose-searchable icon set that maps ordinary descriptions to curated SVG marks, with SDK, package, and MCP support.
A Cali-born, Los Angeles-based DJ presents mixes, productions, parties, and a musical map linking African-diaspora genres across continents.
A daily collection of short, fact-checked sermon illustrations drawn from public-domain books, journals, and scientific records.
A mixed-reality height challenge that turns a real plank on the floor into an eighty-storey virtual drop.
A personal archive of technical essays and experiments spanning machine learning, graphics, computation, cryptography, and GPU programming.
Shelf manages inventory, orders, staff access, and sales records for shops selling through Instagram and WhatsApp.
A Chinese-language interactive fiction world linking illustrated stories, a rainy café, a witch’s train, and conversations with its characters.
A Russian-language society devoted to screw conveyors, with a history of the screw, a taxonomy of its forms, and a gallery.
A researched proposal for a Chicago-owned fleet of autonomous, electric cabs designed with two front seats and no driver.
SideBySend records six email marketing platforms at the same eight contact counts, preserving dated prices, sources, confidence labels, and pricing changes.
An early preview of an ASL learning experience built around clinical encounters and communication with Deaf patients.
A Chevy Chase and DC-area exchange connecting working families with student volunteers for free or low-cost childcare.
An independent reading ledger that arranges four Nordic books under shelter, gathering, storm, and memory.
Slowset sends music producers twelve Serum 2 presets every Friday, tuned for R&B, neo-soul, and slow-tempo tracks.
A public-benefits guide that matches your municipality and family situation against official information to identify possible payments, deadlines, and conditions.