Civic Watch, Where the HOA Has Weapons
Civic Watch is a comic first-person shooter set in a small town where a federal grant has turned the neighborhood watch into an armed civic nuisance.
Issue 2026-09-12Search the complete card catalogue
Across every issue
Titles, domains, summaries, categories, signals, dates, and editorial-interest scores across the entire published catalogue.
Results
Civic Watch is a comic first-person shooter set in a small town where a federal grant has turned the neighborhood watch into an armed civic nuisance.
A cloud API accepts Kotlin and XML source, builds an APK, runs it on an Android emulator, and returns screenshots, logcat, and a live stream.
A browser-based calculator estimates EV charging time, cost, and added range from your car, charger, battery level, and electricity price.
Clockwork turns a person’s upcoming day into a timed morning radio show with an AI presenter, weather and calendar details, and a song entrance.
A private browser tool that compares images across four color-vision deficiency views, adjustable severity levels, and multiple simulation methods.
A browser game where two or three players bounce one puck around an arena, spreading their color before the 90-second clock runs out.
A Spanish-language feline constitution presents official-looking articles and invites the community to propose and vote on new laws for household cats.
A public archive pairing political statements with later statements or actions that appear to contradict them.
An interactive anatomy lesson lets you travel through the human body as a red blood cell.
CRATTO is an iPhone app for scanning, cataloging, organizing, and rediscovering vinyl records.
A reading and early-maths programme for ages 3–7, arranged around the English curriculum and designed for short, independent lessons.
A native macOS color tool that samples pixels, converts them into developer-friendly formats, builds color systems, and syncs palettes with Figma.
An interactive training platform that teaches junior datacenter technicians through simulated shifts, troubleshooting missions, and scored decisions.
An open, case-level benchmark comparing Jev 1.13 with GPT-4o-mini on 50 synthetic customer-support classification cases.
A resident-led campaign asking Lafayette, Colorado, to end its contract for Flock license-plate cameras.
A versioned REST API for DEKA FIT, MILE, STRONG, ATLAS, ULTRA and related race-result data.
An end-to-end encrypted remote-desktop tool for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS.
A field tool that turns photographed oilfield tally sheets into reviewed tubing or rod length totals.
An open-source web library for guiding users through an interface with spotlighted elements, popovers, and tours defined in JSON.
A shipping-operations dashboard that checks email-referenced documents against draft bills of lading and routes uncertain cases to human review.
A private-beta iPhone tool for saving what worked, what failed, and what changed in everyday situations.
A French-language service that creates customized crisis simulations for small businesses to run with their teams.
An interactive archival workshop turns an 1831 report into a lantern-lit, source-conscious journey through camp, travel, and trapping.
A read-only tool for tracing differences between Infor LX subledgers and the CEA ledger.