Tchad Ma Culture, an archive with its sources showing
A digital archive of Chad’s peoples, languages, traditions, history, and cultural heritage, with an atlas, oral recordings, and contributed stories.
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A digital archive of Chad’s peoples, languages, traditions, history, and cultural heritage, with an atlas, oral recordings, and contributed stories.
A free browser clicker game built around one suspicious button, accumulating discoveries, incident records, and occasional penguins.
A state-by-state guide to lemon laws and car warranties, with cited thresholds and a linked buyback estimator.
A 90-minute outdoor scavenger hunt turns Bondi Beach history into a team race to find a missing contract.
An independent interactive exhibition about art, AI, making, credit, and what source information can—and cannot—settle.
Short, bilingual, voiced learning games for children aged 5–7, built around Timka the hedgehog.
A bilingual biography follows Puerto Rican powerlifter Tony Meléndez from losing his sight at 37 to winning five world titles in blind powerlifting.
A public price dashboard compares Filipino farmgate prices by crop, grade, and region, drawing on public sources and farmer reports.
A Stanford Biology capstone pairs medication podcast episodes with plain-language guides to drug discovery, approval, and medicine labels.
A theatrical pitch for a service that says it combines signals across industries to forecast patterns, presented as an interactive, four-movement musical experience.
A browser-based training platform for cardiology fellows and clinicians learning SAPIEN M3 imaging and procedural decisions.
A Korean-language magazine for cross-border wedding preparation, with practical guides on marriage registration, visas, support resources, and safety.
An editorial archive of AI-agent use cases, with sources, verdicts, and prompts—covering wins, mixed results, and failures.
A venture studio’s portfolio of released products and works in progress across literature, language learning, car repair, games, and research.
This free Chrome extension identifies Japanese Pokémon cards in marketplace listings and estimates the fees, shipping, and import charges to get them to your door.
A Chinese-language entry point to a language atlas, with translations of 1,393 entries and a linked three-dimensional concept space.
A Scrivener-style writing workspace for manuscripts, worldbuilding, research, timelines, revisions, and reader-ready exports.
A French Polynesian app for booking licensed taxis, restaurants, stays, and guided outings across the islands.
An independent portfolio of native Apple apps for Markdown writing, plain text, PDFs, and knee sports-medicine literature.
A private wish ritual that encrypts a written goal on your device, seals it as a floating light, and checks in on a chosen date.
A serial-number decoder estimates when refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, and other appliances were manufactured.
An iPhone app that connects locally to supported Tesla models over Bluetooth and turns vehicle data, navigation, media, and HUD features into a configurable cockpit.
A San Francisco hardware lab documenting two devices that turn everyday actions into small, quiet utilities.
Actualcast records sales calls, extracts deal facts such as close dates and amounts, and sends them to HubSpot only after a rep reviews each update.