MugValue: a market guide for Arabia’s Moomin mugs
A price guide and catalogue for Arabia Moomin mugs, with a camera identifier and collection tracker.
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A price guide and catalogue for Arabia Moomin mugs, with a camera identifier and collection tracker.
Neuron Explorer presents a map of all 86,016 neurons in the open-weight Qwen3-0.6B language model, with tools for exploring their responses and steering their effects.
A paid service uses weekly AI-led phone conversations with a parent or grandparent to create recorded chapters and, after about 40–50 calls, a hardcover life-story book.
Pirates Lore is a browser game where players choose a nation, era, and skill, win a ship in a duel, then shape a pirate’s life in the Caribbean.
A browser strategy game casts players as species navigating ecological crises, where every choice carries a cost.
An AI study companion for medical students and schools in Ghana, turning uploaded lecture slides into cited answers, OSCE stations, MCQs and offline flashcards.
A Jacksonville student-potter’s handmade stoneware site, centered on ocean glazes, whale-shark markings, small releases, and custom commissions.
A phone app that plays music-box melodies, lets users punch custom paper tapes, and ties playback to opening and closing the phone.
Roombot presents a tool for inspecting EVM contract bytecode and simulating owner-controlled actions against a token holder’s ability to transfer or sell.
A public database and analysis of free MetaTrader 4 expert advisors, tested on EURUSD with results, drawdowns, and raw CSVs.
Silika presents virtual science experiments, curriculum-mapped lessons, and practical-exam practice for schools, families, and learners.
An Indonesian-language action RPG site introduces Daryush and Azar, with a demo built around flight, combat, and restoring underground water channels.
Smallfire Lab presents Wren, an AI-run company experiment, with a free EPR deadline tracker, related data products and a public account of its attempts.
A browser party game turns the journey to an egg into a race, with solo, friend-room, bot, and short-round options.
A Korean-language business-management roguelike where players make startup decisions through approval forms and live with the consequences.
A dinner-planning site turns fridge ingredients into two mock-serious menu options, then lets the table vote and review the winner.
A men’s tall-clothing finder that compares item measurements with a shopper’s height, sleeve, and inseam needs.
A browser-based horse-racing and breeding simulation where players manage stables, race horses, and build bloodlines in a shared fictional world.
A Bayonne-focused news and civic information site covering local government, schools, transportation, public records, and neighborhood life.
Jamal Naghizade’s first-person account of three years volunteering at an Azerbaijani shelter for women and children who have survived domestic violence.
A browser-based QA workbench checks game localization files against bundled fonts and inspects WAV loops for audio seams.
A tower-management game about building upward, leasing floors, and moving thousands of simulated people through an elevator system.
A browser map, with an iPhone app described as coming soon, shows property boundaries and public-land edges against terrain and in 3D.
A free voice-training app for trans women and transfeminine people, built around guided ten-minute sessions; Android is currently in testing.