INDIARC — The Chain That Got Outsourced
A satirical crypto dossier about an allegedly outsourced blockchain, complete with leaked tapes, fake developer support, and a soft-rug arcade.
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A satirical crypto dossier about an allegedly outsourced blockchain, complete with leaked tapes, fake developer support, and a soft-rug arcade.
A searchable leaderboard of the IT products twelve AI models recommend across 67 categories and three buyer sizes.
An independent Paris 14e studio publishing six offline Android games and applications, while taking on outside development and Google Play work.
A focused research atlas on language models that reason in continuous latent space rather than by emitting words.
A browser-based Chinese publishing workbench that turns Markdown or rich text into magazine-style layouts for WeChat articles.
A multilingual platform helps migrant-background teenagers find plain-language information about school, work, health, visas, discrimination, and support agencies in Korea.
A lived-in Da Nang guide that starts with the city’s seven areas, then maps each one to places to stay, eat, walk, and avoid.
Eben Siyabalapitiya documents a desk-built robot spider that walks, talks back, makes faces, and performs small tricks.
A Taiwanese mental-health navigation guide for finding counseling, psychiatric care, free resources, and immediate support.
Moonaloona creates a personal book from your birth date, time, and city, combining sky maps, five symbolic systems, and an edited portrait.
An AI meeting recorder that transcribes conversations, extracts action items, and keeps processing on your device.
An Estonian student-company card game for couples and dates, built around 60 conversation prompts in three increasingly candid categories.
An interactive duck narrative where visitors contribute money to determine Kevin’s increasingly extravagant life milestones.
A free Fabric 1.21.1 Minecraft mod and server where players mine plots, hire offline workers, and compete on one shared map.
An interactive Lenia laboratory where visitors grow, shape, save, and branch artificial-life colonies in the browser.
A physics-AI lab presenting verification tools, neural simulation surrogates, a live river digital twin, and open-source PINN software.
A Kodagu-first pantry selling handmade masalas, kachampuli, and bird-eye chilli from named makers across India.
A browser-local toolkit for editing PDFs, images, video, and audio without uploading the files.
A browser-based QR studio for making custom, image-led, and artwork-based QR codes.
A Turkish artist’s portfolio of eggshell and wood carvings, organized into six series, exhibitions, and workshop writings.
An academic profile documenting Prof. Ravindra Nath Singh’s archaeological research across the Indus Civilisation, the Ganga plains, and ancient glass and metal technologies.
A source-available image-editing SDK that sends compact edit logs instead of originals, then renders matching full-resolution output on the server.
A reciprocal review system where filmmakers watch assigned shorts, write specific feedback, and unlock reviews of their own film.
An open-source Raspberry Pi tool captures all-night sky timelapses, RAW frames, and dawn renders through a phone-based interface.