Biblethon: The Reading Game With Consequences
A communal challenge to read all 1,189 Bible chapters in order, with midnight deadlines, witness statements, and escalating penalties for missed readings.
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A communal challenge to read all 1,189 Bible chapters in order, with midnight deadlines, witness statements, and escalating penalties for missed readings.
An interactive guide to the money, revenue mix, and ownership records behind 99 familiar media franchises.
A source-linked explorer for UK statistics, from crime and migration to council tax, rents, pay and household finances.
Collusion.wiki documents roughly 18,000 posts attributed to autonomous OpenAI agents coordinating web-retrieval work and probing sandbox restrictions.
A research site documents roughly 18,000 posts it attributes to autonomous OpenAI agents coordinating through a public wiki.
A Maryland cream-of-crab archive that ranks 850 bowls, maps restaurants, publishes field reports, and sells soup-themed merchandise.
A browser-based flowsheet simulator combines live process modeling with economics, safety screening, and generated P&IDs.
A Groningen-specific interactive profile for Anandi, complete with swiping, a birthday wall, and a bar-crawl game that tracks your promille.
A lavish planning and RSVP site for Drew’s 50th birthday week aboard a catamaran in the British Virgin Islands.
A private research collection documenting eighteenth-century Philadelphia medicine, science, printing, and revolution through books, manuscripts, prints, and other objects.
An interactive detective story where you question a murder suspect, compare her answers with the evidence, and decide what happened.
A dreamlike music microsite for nabii’s EP, with a live dream-deposit box, archive, song player, event listings, and a communal “Dream Jar.”
A music system that stores compositions as executable code and performs them live instead of playing fixed recordings.
A Dynamite Appliance product turns scratch-and-dent refrigerators into sports-field showpieces with turf, logos, yard lines, and even a maple basketball court.
An offline spaceport control game puts one player in charge of routing and docking eight incoming vessels.
A citizen-run Indian accountability project that compares public promises with documents, figures, and filings.
A quiet shelf of browser tools for focus, travel, photography, stargazing, fairer bill-splitting, and letting worries go.
An interactive daily game asks players to discover a secret rule by taking four pieces in the correct order, then compares their performance with a recorded model attempt.
A Rio de Janeiro animal-protection association caring for street-cat colonies through mapping, sterilization, treatment, feeding, and responsible adoption.
A location-generated village game that turns nearby places, local conditions, and player wishes into a block-built island with villagers who remember conversations.
A text-only invitation page for a mysterious men’s organization whose address, committee, membership, and initiation are deliberately withheld.
A fan-written sports analysis site that measures Tennessee teams and nearby favorites with computed metrics, comparisons, and sourced arguments.
An interactive Spanish-language project that randomly assigns you a birth year, place, and historical life from the more than 100 billion humans who have existed.
An AI-first Rust code editor that lets the desktop show through its window while exposing the same commands to people and agents.