妈妈爱你:把母亲重新叫回她的名字
A Chinese-language memorial project collecting mothers’ names, stories, sayings, and life histories from across the global Chinese community.
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A Chinese-language memorial project collecting mothers’ names, stories, sayings, and life histories from across the global Chinese community.
A browser game that teaches city geography through short challenges about roads, routes, landmarks, and map memory.
A free browser scoreboard for Brazilian truco, covering paulista, mineiro, and gaúcho variants, with offline play and no account.
A photographer’s 24-plate archive of Florida wildlife, arranged as three focused exhibits.
A searchable database identifies Japanese knife makers, blade marks, regions, steels, knife types, prices, and care guidance.
A multilingual directory of Japanese restaurant menus, shown beside Japanese text in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean.
A jurisdiction-aware platform for drafting, prosecuting, and charting patents across the USPTO, EPO, JPO, KIPO, and CNIPA.
A football publication combining reported essays, data-led stories, and interactive experiments about the game.
A Spanish-language collection of browser-based utilities, including a privacy-minded QR generator and a Peruvian labor-settlement calculator.
A public ballot asks people to choose seven major unsolved challenges in biology and propose problems of their own.
A browser tool turns video into a navigable 3D frame stack, with width, height, and time represented together.
A giftable registry where people claim a single minute tied to a birth, wedding, journey, or other occasion, then receive a printable certificate.
A Windows clipping app that holds the previous minute of gameplay and saves it when you press a hotkey.
A Mac menu-bar utility that gives each app its own volume, equaliser, output device, and call-aware audio behaviour.
A field-technology lab building geospatial data systems, sensors, and offline software for agricultural cooperatives and public-sector work in the Peruvian Andes and Amazon.
A Japanese word-battle RPG where players add one character to an enemy’s word and watch the story change.
A private music-memory shelf for collecting albums, cover art, personal notes, favorite tracks, and the age you were when a record mattered.
An iPhone app for identifying mushrooms offline, logging GPS foraging spots, and navigating back to them without cell service.
MIC is a private platform for documenting music-business disputes, from unpaid royalties and contract breaches to harassment and ownership fights.
A no-install music workstation for arranging layered instruments, recording voice, editing clips, and applying effects in the browser.
A man with cancer documents his treatment, research, faith, family, and decisions in public.
A Jeongeup practice reads event dictionaries and weekly app reports, then turns disagreements in the numbers into a written diagnosis.
A neurodivergent-friendly fitness site combining workout suggestions, running and strength guidance, research-led articles, and a playful tab-finding game.
A daily satire site rewrites real news as breathless nightclub monologues, with a link back to each underlying article.