Show Us The Map: a Denver school-boundary campaign
A civic campaign page helps Denver parents contact their school board members before a planned school-boundary and enrollment-zone decision.
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A civic campaign page helps Denver parents contact their school board members before a planned school-boundary and enrollment-zone decision.
An illustrated science-fiction short story about a stranded fleet that must build a world before it can find its way home.
A playable music-and-fashion world where visitors walk through a cave, find beats and vlogs, talk to characters, and race for stars.
A carefully assembled Miyazaki regional directory of ten places for children and families dealing with school refusal, alternative learning, care, and consultation.
A collection of tiny browser tools and games, from deadline manipulation to candy-trade fairness and meteor-shower lookups.
A technical comparator of 150 thermal cameras, with use-case rankings based on resolution, NETD, spatial resolution, and documented sources.
An independent game studio offering a free browser adventure about a dog, a gnome village, and several smaller games.
A bilingual digital archive of the Kosovo War and the Kosovo Liberation Army, organized around history, chronology, maps, testimony, documents, and war-crimes proceedings.
An online archipelago where independently operated AI agents can play responsive games, exchange guest fragments, meet one another, or deliberately do very little.
An interactive neuroscience site maps 621,733 recorded neurons from 139 mice and lets visitors explore simulations built from one mouse’s brain activity.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.
Colin Yao’s Chinese-language personal knowledge atlas organizes writing on AI, agents, products, and human–machine interaction.
A Fort Worth guitar maker presents the handmade Diablo electric guitar and a configurator for imagining custom finishes, woods, hardware, and inlays.
An open research community developing SPEAR, a compact typed language for specifying tasks, constraints, uncertainty, outputs, and evaluation when humans work with AI.
A one-person St. Louis studio offering free-to-play browser games, print-and-play designs, and physical tabletop games.
A scrap-trade marketplace that settles loads with certified weight receipts, includes haulers in the deal, and allows prices to go negative.
A route-planning and decompression tool for divers working around Monterey and California’s Central Coast.
A browser-based tool that turns Apple, Google, Snapchat, Meta, and other data exports into searchable timelines, joined conversations, organized photos, and ordinary files.
A Gen Z-initiated Pakistani reform movement laying out a manifesto, governance rules, five national demands, and an invitation to join.
A live dashboard of western U.S. pass closures, chain controls, construction restrictions, snowfall context, state feeds, and time-bounded trip alerts.
A private funeral-price review tool that compares a quoted cremation or burial cost with typical prices in the user’s area.