Race for Ohm
A two-player road-trip strategy game where drivers spend limited battery, claim roads, and race across a fictional map.
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A two-player road-trip strategy game where drivers spend limited battery, claim roads, and race across a fictional map.
An independent policy project explains a federal office-to-housing grant program and tests which commercial buildings might become affordable housing.
An Italian sponsorship pitch offering four brands logo space on an athlete’s body throughout a ten-race Hyrox season.
A source-led guide to assessing SCADA, ICS, and OT environments without treating a running industrial process like an ordinary IT network.
A detailed archive of a Worcester, Massachusetts, band formed in 1990, collecting its records, shows, recordings, photographs, lyrics, press, and thirty-year chronology.
A rental-finding map that gathers scattered Pittsburgh listings, adds commute pins, and lets users mark places as gems or turds.
A Chinese-learning project that explains internet slang through cultural context, original examples, and everyday dialogue.
A local browser tool that turns a board game's card inventory and sleeve measurements into a consolidated shopping basket.
Storily turns a five-minute interview about a partner or friend into an AI-illustrated magazine, comic, or storybook.
A flavor-architecture tool that connects two ingredients through ranked “keystone” materials, with an archive of culinary origins, routes, and cultural context.
An Android screen-time tool that nudges, rations, and eventually blocks distracting apps, either for yourself or under someone else’s supervision.
A browser-based Turkish legal-document formatter that checks petitions for layout and punctuation problems, then returns a corrected .udf file.
A self-styled digital shrine packed with six playable browser games, from Signal Heist ’88 to Neon Wordle.
A free discussion paper and tabletop exercise asking Canadian municipalities to plan for AI-driven disruption as a critical-infrastructure emergency.
A free offline workout tracker that calculates progressive-overload targets without an account.
An authorial film anthology that turns family memories, Russian anecdotes, and oral histories into short films.
A large collection of interactive calculators and simulators for pumps, turbomachinery, piping systems, cavitation, water hammer, and related engineering work.
A Shakotan, Hokkaido system that combines field cameras, video analysis, and connected alerts to monitor bear activity.
An offline congress-control system that synchronizes audio, video, stage, makeup, presiding, and speaker teams from one notebook.
A focused collection manager for Magic: The Gathering cards, with scanning, voice entry, imports, deck organization, filters, and collection-value tracking.
A local-first iPad viewer for DICOM studies, with oblique multiplanar reformats, CT windowing, measurements, and 3D surface export.
An Okinawan children’s workshop project uses art-making to help children reconsider ordinary objects and the choices that turn them into waste.
A short documentary project and interactive map cataloguing 101 churches within Hot Springs, Arkansas.
A shadcn/ui registry of editable robot components, from articulated arms to fabricators, conveyors, drones, and servo motors.