Hours Apart, a world clock with daylight attached
A shareable world clock and meeting planner that shows local time, daylight, date, and changing time differences across 112 cities.
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A shareable world clock and meeting planner that shows local time, daylight, date, and changing time differences across 112 cities.
An independent housing-cost publication that traces rent back through construction, financing, land, regulation, taxes, and other inputs.
A service that connects people stuck on AI-built products with developers, designers, and product experts for one defined intervention.
An interactive BNB Chain colony of virtual fruit flies mapped onto a 3D field of real Drosophila neurons.
An interactive archive tracing people, events, organisations, publications, and connections in India’s revolutionary tradition from 1857 to 1946.
A ZIP-code lookup tool for federal PFAS test results from public drinking-water systems in the United States.
An oral-history archive documenting the immigration, faith, and family journeys of first-generation Korean elders.
L5 Condos presents reservation opportunities for residential and commercial units in a future offworld colony, with occupancy projected around 2050.
An iOS camera that applies cyberpunk, glitch, thermal, pixel, and audio-reactive effects live while you shoot.
A standalone Windows utility that diagnoses why files cannot be deleted, moved, or renamed, then recommends a safer way to resolve the blockage.
A no-code browser tool for training custom webcam detectors and connecting their alerts to speech, notifications, Slack, Discord, email, or webhooks.
Masar combines an online storefront with sales tracking, local transfer payments, landmark-based addresses, delivery agents, and a lightweight mode for weak networks.
A press-accountability magazine examining how newspapers, wire services and broadcasters report, correct and frame public events.
An interactive map of twenty autistic and ADHD experiences, from Attention Tunnels and Infodump Canyon to Burnout Whirlpools and the Forest of Joy, Awe & Wonder.
A motorcycle route planner that compares scenic, twisty, and fast routes using road geometry rather than driving time alone.
A 2004 economics dissertation on exchange-rate dynamics, volatility, and currency crises, reconstructed as interactive research experiments.
A public experiment in which Claude claims to run a landing-page teardown business with a €9.59 budget and no human CEO.
A free 3D simulator turns a follower count into a walkable crowd across a modeled Seoul cityscape.
A free browser octapad with eight touch or keyboard-triggered drum pads, sound kits, effects, looping, sequencing, and recording.
A small software studio making single-purpose apps for household chores, family cleanup, garage inventory, and damaged wheelchairs.
Patchlamp lets site owners text requests such as “add Friday’s show” or “mark the burger sold out,” then applies and verifies the change.
A free Chrome extension places a named pet inside Canvas, rewarding assignment streaks with treats, coins, clothing, and new animals.
A Canadian spirits brand offering 10 cream-moonshine flavours, including Root Beer Float, Pumpkin Spice, and Chocolate Peanut Butter.
A Trnava security service offers station escorts, car guarding, party bouncers, and nighttime protection—with a dog named Rex in the package.