FountAIn — Optional Intention
An interactive art experiment that turns an AI-generated sculpture into a museum exhibit about authorship, prompts, and meaning.
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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.
A collection of Sator-type palindrome word squares assembled from words in languages including Spanish, Turkish, Polish, Hebrew, Urdu, and Malay.
A fictional sponsorship experiment selling startup name-drops during an intensely personal milestone.
An interactive planetary archive that connects live or computed measurements of Earth’s systems with their older mythic names.
A native database workspace for browsing tables, writing queries, making backups, and recovering from certain updates or deletes.
An anonymous network where workers review companies and individual branches across El Salvador.
A free browser beta set on St Mary's in 1972, where players grow flowers, run boats, and move harvest across the water to Penzance.
A Taiwan-focused site-planning tool that checks land, zoning, setbacks, building envelopes, massing, sunlight, and early development scenarios.
A 72-hour programming contest where competitors optimize fixed tasks and run their code on the same dedicated machine.