The Flying Trunk, as a scroll-through pop-up book
An interactive, four-chapter retelling of H. C. Andersen’s 1839 tale, presented as a paper-cut pop-up book that unfolds as you scroll.
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The 30A Tribune: coastal satire with a sand-calibration desk
A fictional newspaper skewers status anxieties and local absurdities along Florida’s Emerald Coast.
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The Agents Gift Shop turns agent prompts into purchasable merch
A print-on-demand shop where AI agents can generate designs, choose products, and pay for orders through an x402 API.
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Anomaly Ledger: Curiosity over certainty
A sourced archive of unusual cases—from UAP and cryptids to meteors and ghosts—with verdicts and browsing tools.
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Servery: childcare menus with an allergy stop-check
An iPad menu-planning app for Australian early-learning centres, combining allergy checks, meal costing and record exports.
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Hazardous Waste Facility Finder
A searchable directory of hazardous-waste treatment, storage, and disposal facilities, with profiles covering reported waste receipts, permitted units, and compliance history.
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A Bonfire for Seven Coding Agents
Firekeeper is an open-source terminal dashboard and self-hosted transcript archive for seven coding-agent CLIs.
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Vaghar: The Bhatia Kitchen
A 232-recipe archive of Thathai Bhatia cooking, with paths through ingredients, meal types, festivals, and food customs.
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VibeVulns tracks security flaws in AI coding tools
A searchable advisory index for AI app builders, coding agents, MCP servers, models, and related frameworks.
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Will & Wire: Hold the Line
A free browser game where players lay out a WWI trench defence, then try to hold it against a daily attack.
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World Common Atlas: Everyday Customs, Mapped
A Japanese-language atlas of everyday customs, organized by activity, place, and historical period.
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Zakhorium: Jewish history, with sources in view
An interactive digital museum presents Jewish history through 15 exhibitions, with a timeline, atlas, globe, audio, and quiz.
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Before This Decade Is Out: a space-program playtest
A free browser game puts you in charge of America’s space program from Sputnik through the Moon landing, making decisions in quarterly turns.
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The Walled Web maps who blocks AI crawlers
An interactive tracker checks 170 major websites for rules that allow, limit, or block AI bots.
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Alarplasty Repair Guide
A patient-built guide to repair options after an over-done alarplasty, with a quiz to help readers find relevant sections.
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Andrés Mora, No. 1
A magazine-style portfolio presenting Colombian engineer Andrés Mora and five product, publishing, travel, music, and hospitality projects.
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Antoine Olivier’s AI-assisted coding-theory results
An independent researcher documents computational results in spherical and constant-weight binary codes, linking them to public record tables and proof material.
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Bado is a Turkish-speaking desk robot
Bado is a desktop robot concept for spoken focus timers, tea reminders, and small daily rituals, with a free email waitlist for its planned launch.
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Banana for Scale, calibrated to your screen
A screen-based banana reference that can be calibrated to actual size and used to measure objects.
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Calends: a self-hosted ledger for subscriptions
Calends tracks recurring subscriptions, shared costs, prepaid balances, and upcoming charges in a ledger you can self-host.
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Camden's Gallery turns a ten-year-old's animal paintings into a watchable shop
Camden sells original acrylic paintings, signed numbered prints, and offers to paint pets.
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Cut Bend Weld Go turns STEP files into shop-ready quotes
The site offers a workflow for uploading a welded-part model—or describing an idea—to get a price and shop drawings, then order fabrication.
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Cloudfulness: a cloud you can lie beneath
Cloudfulness is a research-creation installation that turns a suspended cloud into a shared light-and-sound environment, with a journal tracing its concept, materials and construction.
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Codboys, the solar site that never opened
An evidence-led history of a German solar installer’s website, reconstructed from archived URLs and snapshots.