Museum of Chivalry, Where History Can Be Tried On
A private interactive museum in Nadvirna, Ukraine, tracing local and European martial history from the early Middle Ages to the present.
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A private interactive museum in Nadvirna, Ukraine, tracing local and European martial history from the early Middle Ages to the present.
A richly documented anniversary site for Kulai’s Kuan柔 24 Festive Drums, marking 20 years with a December 2026 performance and a planned touring journey.
A hospital kiosk supplies families with chargers, toiletries, blankets, sleep kits, and small comforts during an unexpected overnight stay.
An independent editorial project about limerence, attachment, desire, heartbreak, and the stories people tell themselves about love.
NyxHop turns paired software-defined-radio boards into an open-source OFDM data link for video, telemetry, files, or custom protocols.
A browser-local tool for turning abandoned drafts into credited posters, prompts, collages, or teaching resources.
A searchable Japanese hot-spring guide that evaluates baths by the qualities of their water, alongside a magazine about geology, history, chemistry, and bathing customs.
An open, machine-readable archive for searching and inspecting failed quantitative research.
A macOS app turns a Mac and webcam or iPhone into a local camera that records room activity without streaming to the cloud.
A book-composition service turns difficult manuscripts into print-ready interiors and reflowable EPUBs.
A travel companion that tells short, source-grounded stories about the Irish places approaching you on the road.
A turn-based strategy game with computer, hot-seat, and online multiplayer, custom maps, campaigns, fog of war, and branching technology trees.
An open-source, read-only CLI and GitHub Action compares Claude Code and Codex repository configuration.
A local multiplayer city-building game for 2–4 people sharing one device, with finite plots, shared power, turn-passing, and replayable decisions.
An openly readable messaging network sends short dispatches across real-world distances at the speed of a chosen creature.
A French app compares your answers on political issues with the documented positions of 2027 presidential figures.
An open-source toolkit for making AI-assisted coding more accountable, memorable, and efficient.
An interactive space-fiction project that presents ship systems, expedition records, transmissions, and a small arcade-style training simulator.
A hands-on comparison of seven retrieval-augmented generation designs, tested against one reader's bookshelf and a fixed set of questions.
A phonics game that guides children from single sounds to whole sentences across 84 tap-through lessons.
A Petrópolis school teaches argumentation through timed speaking, active listening, recorded practice, and real-world cases from meetings, family conversations, and work chats.
A French-language meeting recorder that combines conversation, shared-screen content, decisions, tasks, and searchable timecodes in one dossier.
Un assistant de réunion qui transcrit les voix, enregistre ce qui est montré à l’écran et transforme l’ensemble en dossier interrogeable.
An open-source Python progress estimator for long-running, enumerable jobs, built as a drop-in companion to tqdm.