BenCorp’s Bio-Integrated Consulting Unit
A deadpan enterprise-consulting world where eleven biological “units” handle personnel, accounting, communications, and structural advice.
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A deadpan enterprise-consulting world where eleven biological “units” handle personnel, accounting, communications, and structural advice.
A focused local-history archive covering six Navarro County-area towns, their neighboring communities, photographs, newspapers, and earlier web records.
A free Sunday reading club that gathers strangers in Mumbai parks, libraries, factories, beaches, churches, and heritage sites.
An independent Vermilion Parish shop combines local reporting on SpaceX’s proposed Louisiana spaceport with Louisiana-made merchandise.
An opinionated, no-build CSS system for documents meant to read well on screens, in print, and in PDF.
A browser-based posture trainer that checks webcam frames for three body angles and makes a noise when you fold forward.
An interactive math adventure for grades 6–8, built around story chapters, clues, visual models, and optional hints.
An accessibility remediation engine re-tags existing PDFs in place and identifies the image descriptions a human still needs to write.
An interactive art experiment that turns an AI-generated sculpture into a museum exhibit about authorship, prompts, and meaning.
An interactive historical database that filters maps, timelines, people, places, and events by date.
A detailed reference archive documenting a 1:64 Caldercraft model of the 1794 frigate HMS Diana, from keel to rigging.
A Salt Lake City punk band documents its basement, lineup, and second-ever show on one deliberately tiny internet home.
An anti-handpan manifesto proposing to turn a crowdfunded instrument into a wok.
A Korean gallery and image-making tool that places cultural treasures in modern situations such as office overtime, livestream shopping, airport security, and PC gaming.
Private, offline case software that puts family-law filings, orders, messages, transcripts, dates, and dollars on one searchable timeline.
An offline, small-group instant messenger that sends messages between USB LoRa modules without a server, account, or internet connection.
A companion site for a historical fantasy project set around 700 BCE, combining maps, creature lore, soundtrack previews, LARP material, and author notes.
A Japanese product engineer’s portfolio documenting a surprisingly broad run of social apps, games, educational tools, maps, databases, and small utilities.
Offline browser games for children aged 8 to 13, designed to teach through towns, stories, arithmetic, law, and the consequences of real events.
A log-native advertising platform that places contextual promotions inside application output, especially around errors and moments of technical attention.
A cinematic expedition series that turns filmed adventures into step-by-step quests, with real rings hidden at the end for viewers to find.
A private guest page teaching an entire wedding audience how to join a surprise original song.
A free Japanese disaster-preparedness tool that compares addresses with hazard maps and 115,866 designated emergency evacuation locations.
A pay-once collection of small tools that turn chat exports, records, photos, and paperwork into readable, printable, indexed documents.