Fal-consumé’s peregrine-egg tasting menu
A Belper fine-dining site presents a six-course menu built around wild peregrine eggs, with an opening date of 1 January 2027.
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Zambia’s CDF, tracked project by project
An independent tracker follows Zambia’s Constituency Development Fund from national allocations to published project records across provinces and constituencies.
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RideCup: a gimballed drink holder for moving ground
RideCup sells a drink holder that combines a two-axis gimbal and an oil-filled shock to keep cans and bottles more upright on boats and other bumpy rides.
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GLYPH: a visual instrument that listens
A paid VST3/AU audio plugin that analyzes sound and renders it through 33 algorithmic visual families in real time.
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Graycen Run: The Professional Avoider
A browser game about dodging a livestream, where naps and excuses feed a persistent upgrade loop.
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白斑とともに: Living with vitiligo
A patient-led association and resource site for people with vitiligo and their families, with medical information, lived experience, and community resources.
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Hallowmyr: a browser MMO with player-run towns
A free, browser-based MMO set in a world of Celtic folklore, with classes, regional travel and player-governed settlements.
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HIDUSBF: USB polling rates and controller calibration
A free Windows utility for changing USB device polling rates and calibrating supported PlayStation controller sticks.
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A Thursday for Ever: Berthelsdorf’s Himmelfahrt Archive
A photo archive of Berthelsdorf youth-club outings in 2005 and 2007, with a historical account of the walking route.
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Istamsik: Quran Recitation, Word by Word
A free Quran-reading and memorization app with guided recitation in Hafs and Warsh.
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Born Korean Under Japanese Colonial Rule
A Korean-language life simulation pairs the imagined experience of growing up under Japanese colonial rule with a browsable collection of historical records.
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Kenshokin, the Sumo Sponsorship Desk
A retro-styled browser game about managing company banners and prestige through sumo sponsorships.
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When Do They Turn the Water and Power Back On?
A local outage tracker lets residents check water and electricity interruptions by street, neighborhood, or village in Sliven, Yambol, and Smolyan.
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Learn Cloud Net: Azure networking by fixing it
An interactive learning site presents Azure networking as a sequence of simulated troubleshooting exercises, from beginner concepts to timed expert incidents.
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LinkRack puts the command list first
A free Windows serial-debugging tool for organizing and sending commands, inspecting device output, and working over TCP or UDP.
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Little Catastrophes: a tiny world to stress-test
A browser-based sandbox for building a small world, helping its inhabitants survive, and testing what happens when disasters arrive.
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Madison's Squishy, Fry-Fueled Playground
A personal site turns its creator’s favorite things into a collection of playful browser activities, from squishies and fries to bento and drawing.
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Memories Fixer repairs Snapchat Memories exports
A free browser tool that restores captions, dates and places in Snapchat Memories exports, and can join split videos.
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Minesweeper Online: a board with no 50/50s
A browser-based Minesweeper game that says every board can be solved by logic, with six sizes, tutorials, and hints that explain a move.
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Night Sky Archive: a decade beneath Lapland’s auroral oval
Three friends in Finnish Lapland share an astrophotography archive, observing logbook, northern-sky guides, and a browser-based lunar calendar.
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NYC Property Facts: a record trail for 858,284 tax lots
An independent lookup for NYC properties that gathers ownership, building, tax, violation, and related public-record details, with links back to NYC Open Data.
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Open Office For All: a walkable remote office
An open-source, self-hosted virtual office where remote teams meet in a pixel-art space.
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Pangea Map, with Today’s Countries
An interactive map traces continental drift across 540 million years, lets visitors overlay modern countries, and offers free map downloads.
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Pathways turns citizenship-interview prep into a four-stop route
A free practice site for the U.S. citizenship interview, organized around reading, writing, civics, and speaking.