DotRace — momentum racing on squared paper
A browser-based reconstruction of the 1973 pencil-and-paper racing game, where every move carries momentum and corners must be planned several turns early.
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A browser-based reconstruction of the 1973 pencil-and-paper racing game, where every move carries momentum and corners must be planned several turns early.
An interactive UK grid story showing where wind curtailment, delayed clean-power projects, and transmission bottlenecks land politically and financially.
A personal guide to 38 places, foods, cafés, markets, activities, and day trips around Antigua Guatemala.
An interactive Napoleon-era map game where players claim and invade nations by paying into their garrisons.
A Mac meeting notepad that listens locally, connects a few typed fragments to relevant conversation, and produces searchable notes with decisions and next steps.
A document-driven local investigation comparing Northwest Arkansas officials’ public claims about police surveillance systems with contracts, council packets, meeting records, and reported misuse cases.
A local-first PDF editor for macOS, Windows, Chrome, and the browser, with annotation, redaction, page management, forms, signing, and document comparison tools.
A self-described religion of psychohistory built around probabilistic forecasting, personal base rates, and resolved predictions.
An immersive Chinese-language personal site combining a focus timer, classical poetry, an East Asian drinks guide, books, desk objects, travel traces, and interactive soundscapes.
An upcoming roguelite turns music composition into combat: every level-up adds a note to a live sequencer, and every note becomes an attack.
A Korean historical video archive pairs episodes about figures and events from the country’s modern history with primary sources, citations, and source-status notes.
A primary-source archive of the Zodiac case, bringing its letters, FBI files, four cryptograms, and original cipher analysis into one place.
Daily Derby breeds branded horses, races them once a day, and turns the results into a tiny live sports-and-office-politics spectacle.
An iPhone puzzle game where players place illustrated suspects on a sudoku-style grid and use truthful clues to identify the culprit.
A wine marketplace pairs numbered final-release cases with recorded interviews from the people who made them.
A French-language matchmaking app for Muslims in West Africa, beginning with a planned Abidjan launch and privacy controls designed around family and workplace visibility.
An offline nuclear-engineering reference app with eleven calculators for nuclides, decay, dose, shielding, reactor physics, activation, and related work.
A planned Provo race built around Makenna Myler’s attempt to run a mile under five minutes in her ninth month of pregnancy.
A free Mac and Windows synthesizer built for unstable, granular, phase-distorted saw sounds.
An eight-week exchange pairs strangers in the same chapter of life for one real letter every Thursday.
A privacy-preserving reentry resource finder for jobs, housing, legal relief, health, and family support.
A Chinese voice-input keyboard that turns conversational speech into translated, structured, or literal text directly inside other apps.
An iPad keyboard that replaces tiny letter keys with large, customizable word boards for people who find standard typing physically difficult.
Runway calculates when repeat medication will run out and reminds users to reorder before it does.