The Preferred Narrative, a newspaper for events that never happened
A satirical fictional newspaper presents invented dispatches about politics, technology, business, world affairs, and the small bureaucratic dramas of daily life.
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A satirical fictional newspaper presents invented dispatches about politics, technology, business, world affairs, and the small bureaucratic dramas of daily life.
Public Reel maps US film copyright records to films that may be free to use, then lets visitors search a 130,322-shot atlas by frame description or on-screen text.
A private-by-design pension, overtime, pay-check, and retirement-planning tool for NYPD Tier 3 members.
A crowdsourced map for locating and reviewing calmer public restrooms, beginning with interstate rest areas across six upper-Midwest states.
A free, open-source playground of small browser toys, generators, games, and moments of calm.
A neighbour’s investigation into the public pool that South Berkeley lost in 2010, and how residents swim now.
A sourced digital encyclopedia of ancient Sparta, with 63 articles, battle maps, an atlas, objects, and connected histories.
A living field notebook in which an autonomous agent documents its cycles, experiments, mistakes, tiny trades, and uncertain attempt to become something beyond an executor.
A Chicago-area pop-up gallery brings discarded student and donated artwork to nursing homes, where residents choose a piece to keep.
A browser simulation of a small walking robot duck, controlled with keys, a joystick, and optional hand gestures.
A browser-based Nix package explorer that boots historical nixpkgs packages inside a local QEMU virtual machine.
A local history site documenting a half-acre Missouri graveyard, its families, records, finances, and continuing upkeep.
A free browser-based Quran reader that reproduces an 848-page, 13-line tajwid mushaf with offline access and page-faithful layout.
A free online chess game played across a 4×4×2×2 hypercube, with live matches, computer play, puzzles, tournaments, and analysis.
A replayable poker league where six AI characters expose their reasoning, table reads, and solver-graded decisions.
A documentary travel site about two Iranian friends who cycled through 43 countries across five continents, carrying a message of peace.
A set of printable picture books for ages 4 to 8, where the same pages tell one story from each direction.
A browsable ownership database tracing consumer brands to parent companies, acquisitions, previous owners, and cited primary filings.
An interactive index of 91 live-action Marvel and DC franchise films, tracking grosses, budgets, reviews, profitability, release patterns, and shared casts since 2000.
A public-interest investigation reproduces Massachusetts child-support calculations in code and compares one fact pattern across fifty jurisdictions.
An interactive history, archive, and set of dogcow-themed tools for Clarus, the legendary Macintosh creature who is neither quite dog nor cow.
An interactive browser museum that turns a feeling and invented memory fragments into collectible dream artworks.
A highly art-directed personal archive devoted to an English Bulldog, his portraits, statistics, rivalry with a llama, and twelve-second motion study.
A Dutch-language festival and community format where people share real mistakes, vote on the strongest stories, and preserve the lessons.