Kustlyne, the Factory Floor That Speaks
An edge data platform that connects mixed-brand factory machines to a local, readable data layer.
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An edge data platform that connects mixed-brand factory machines to a local, readable data layer.
A campervan field journal with free payload, power, budget, packing, access, and travel-planning calculators, plus detailed expedition routes.
A privacy-first workout tracker with transparent coaching, readable progression rules, readiness-based adjustments, and exercise substitutions.
Coraline Goldman’s French-language novel is offered online in 47 chapters, with audio, e-book, illustrations, songs, games, and a free space for readers to publish their own creations.
Free guides and step-by-step roadmaps help parents navigate the first days after an autism diagnosis, from insurance calls and therapy waitlists to school choices and travel.
Lew Cirne’s personal incubator for software projects, including an AI Bible reader, a local-first assistant for personal data, an immersive novel reader, and household tech support for families.
A consent-focused proposal for a seven-day life exchange in Sarangada, Kandhamal, Odisha, documented through photographs, field notes, and a journal.
A school-connected AI learning support service for students who are absent from school or learning in separate spaces, designed to make starting with a single question possible.
A live talk show where ordinary people bring a computer task they wish were easier, then build a solution with an AI agent on their own machine.
A Hebrew-first event-production tool for managing suppliers, quotes, payments, tasks, and the event-day rundown through mobile dictation.
A generative-art collection that turns simulated trading sessions and order-book behavior into deterministic visual artifacts.
msonrm works is an independent portfolio of iOS, web, and open-source projects centered on Japanese input, keyboard layouts, writing, and small acts of personal record-keeping.
A premium iPhone rules-horror experience built around an ordinary workplace email, a midnight manual, and the consequences of following—or breaking—its procedures.
An interactive, multilingual digital exhibit about the 11th-century Nizamiye network of Seljuk educational institutions.
A four-week programme for young Nigerians covering mobile video, livestreaming, platform strategy, and creator-business basics.
An open, crowdsourced air-quality network that combines readings from privately run sensors into public map and API data.
An open-source ESP32 reconstruction of a 1980s educational handheld that derives 14,850 answers instead of storing them.
A searchable reference index that places peptides on a five-step evidence scale, from approved medicine to no real evidence.
PermitBird screens a project’s impacts against all 57 nationwide permits and indicates the likely permit pathway, notification trigger, and governing rule.
A Dominican Republic billing, point-of-sale, inventory, and electronic invoicing system for small businesses.
Reflow checks EPUBs for accessibility problems, fixes mechanical faults, drafts image alt text, and produces a documented conformant file for human review.
A literary site for Stefan O. Rak’s absurdist-noir novel Adventures of Bastard and M.E., including audiobook samples, edition details, and purchase links.
A sandbox that turns a repository into a scored exercise for investigating and repairing simulated production failures.
A paid pre-purchase inspection guide for 2017–2023 Audi A4, S4, and RS4s, with checks arranged in the order a buyer performs them.