Nifu no Atorie’s Small Handmade Instruments
A quiet shelf of browser tools for focus, travel, photography, stargazing, fairer bill-splitting, and letting worries go.
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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.
An iPhone homescreen replacement that removes icons, badges, colour, and counters, then puts a ten-second pause in front of blocked apps.
Up for Grabs lets visitors buy symbolic ownership of dates, numbers, words, colours, pixel tiles, and failed personal eras.
A public portal turning Jewish memorial books into searchable histories of communities, families, places, institutions, and events.
A permanent memorial to nine FDNY firefighters from Engine 22 and Ladder 13 who died on September 11, 2001.
A public-domain reading library bringing Jewish, Christian, and Islamic scriptures and surrounding literature into plain modern English.
An Arabic family-history site tracing Abu Numay’s Hijazi lineage, historical branches, land stewardship, and connection to living relatives.
An interactive Russian-language genealogy of two families, connecting 53 people, 12 places, archival records, wartime loss, and a 40-year family story.
An exuberant quinceañera invitation and family tribute for Avi, a fifteen-year-old Chihuahua with a taste for treats, authority, and ceremony.
A transitional-education project for people leaving incarceration, written and taught by formerly incarcerated people.
A personalized 28-page book built from seven answers and nine photos about the ordinary life of a dog, cat, or other pet.
A parody dispute notice inviting chargeback companies to win back their own category name.
Chimefall is a calm musical puzzle game built around finding the angle for one shot, then letting chained chimes and glass cascades resolve across the board.
A free workshop of browser-based generators for fictional, period-accurate newspapers, medicine packs, labels, posters, documents, and signage.
A rotating QR badge drops conference attendees into a shared group chat with temporary identities, stickers, and four AI guests.
An agent-facing web endpoint sends visiting AI agents five quiet sentences, while humans watch a live hotel metaphor built from real arrivals.
A Honolulu grief-support house and community table created in memory of Devaughn “Deezo” Wright Pita.