Cursor Duck, a browser companion with 39 duck models
A free browser extension puts an animated duck on webpages to follow your cursor, react to reading and music, and collect little interactions.
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A free browser extension puts an animated duck on webpages to follow your cursor, react to reading and music, and collect little interactions.
Ilia Sidorov documents a working desktop machine that exposes wafer patterns directly from GDSII layout files, without photomasks.
A component-based Python game engine with a browser playground, classroom lessons, and a path to exporting games as single HTML files.
A free, user-updated map and mobile app for finding public pinball machines around the world.
An illustrated notebook about a Papua New Guinea island, moving through its volcanoes, archaeology, reefs, wildlife, and culture.
A hobby project offering ways to run classic-style bulletin boards and access vintage BBS software through a web browser.
A tool for ranking, trending, and comparing Oregon public schools using state report-card data dating back to 2014–15.
A native macOS text editor that combines GPU-rendered editing, a terminal, local Git, and Claude Code.
A nine-track musical transmission, paired with a browser-based synth engine and a page of encoded track patterns.
An interactive 40th-birthday tribute from a partner who wishes they could celebrate in person, with personal notes, songs, and a voice recording.
A personal field journal tracks rock pools and strandlines along the Maresme and Garraf coasts, with species notes, shore conditions, and advice on when to go.
A Uniube law-course extension project explains digital abuse in relationships, cites legal provisions, and points visitors to free support channels.
An independent, sourced history of Haslet, Texas, tracing its railroad origins, farm-town years, and rapid growth beside Alliance Airport.
A satirical RFC-style document describes a mail exchanger that accepts messages and sends nothing back.
Ontoy is a Spanish-language browser app that shows bus routes, nearby stops, and how many stops away a bus is.
A satirical parent-led campaign against school theme days, complete with mock evidence, demands, a pledge, and a store.
An archival-style release board catalogs six records from a place called “The Site” (1994–96), with the inquiry proceedings issued separately as audio.
A free suite of browser-based tools for PDFs, photos, video, and other file tasks, with no account required.
An online exhibition of code-drawn paintings that turn words in different writing systems into figures, landscapes and light.
A clearly labeled satirical newsroom parody, with fictional Alaska headlines skewering the habits of local journalism.
Conrad Spaudie’s portfolio turns his projects, schoolwork and community activities into an interactive island visitors can explore.
A free Japanese-language guide for people repairing earthquake-damaged homes, with cost references, regional contractor listings, insurance and public-aid information, and photo-based checks.
A public register for documenting skilled trades, their lineages, and the methods practitioners carry.
A free interactive map connects biblical stories and journeys to places, kingdoms, and 3D reconstructions.