Peta Days: Small Characters for Big Feelings
Peta Days is a character-led world of short stories, picture books, LINE stickers, and small interactive experiences built around everyday feelings.
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Places! puts the dance calendar on one page
A four-city calendar for ballet, modern dance, and other performances, with company pages and selected tour dates.
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PokéRoom, a little Pokémon-shaped home
A fan-made room decorator where visitors can choose a Pokémon partner, customize a cozy corner, and leave notes for neighbors.
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Primaries turns rectangle tiling into a daily painting puzzle
A daily puzzle asks players to fill a canvas with rectangles, each a different shape, then color and share the finished design.
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ProtectionPlanDecoded’s appliance-plan checker
A free, browser-based checker for Home Depot and Lowe’s appliance protection-plan disputes, using claim details to count repair thresholds, deadlines, and possible benefits.
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Quiet Overhead plans around Heathrow’s flight paths
Quiet Overhead estimates when the sky above places near Heathrow may be quieter, with Kew Gardens currently available.
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Raptor, an SEO crawler you can talk to
An open-source crawler that runs on your machine, checks sites for technical SEO issues, and lets you inspect results through Claude or a terminal.
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Reassigned puts your AI replacement in the interviewer’s chair
A free, anonymous roleplay asks two questions about your job, then has an AI decide whether you’re kept, put on probation, or replaced.
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Respectable QB: The Two-Minute Drill
A retro-style browser football parody built around quarterback matchups, passing plays, and deliberately questionable commentary.
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RIPworx makes Commodore 64 games for Paraguay’s potholes
A bilingual game project from Asunción offers two free Commodore 64 games, with a recent Pothole Rush release for Windows and Linux.
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Robopear keeps receipts on humanoid robots
An open database tracks humanoid robot models, companies, prices, availability, shipments, and funding.
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RTL PDF: Arabic-script text into readable PDFs
A browser-based tool for making right-to-left PDFs from Arabic, Urdu, or Persian text, with options to add text to an existing PDF.
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S0b3r: a private sobriety counter and craving journal
A Polish- and English-language web app for tracking sober time, daily cravings, and patterns over time.
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Sanitism: one manifest for research outputs
A CLI-and-template workflow for producing papers, proposals, reports, and talks from shared text and YAML inputs.
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洗剤ずかん: a labeled-ingredient atlas for laundry products
A Japanese database for comparing the ingredient labels, use amounts, and per-wash prices of laundry detergents and fabric softeners.
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ShanHaiWoo’s Public Information Transmission
An open archive of recordings, photographs, documents, and lore from ShanHaiWoo, a 4Seas pop-up village in Shanghai in 2024.
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Shepit: The Blind Owl
A browser-playable noir case set in a Chicago club in 1929, where players search rooms, test three suspects’ stories, and identify a killer.
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GPS Interference Map
A live map estimates where aircraft are reporting low GPS accuracy, using aircraft data shared through adsb.lol and adsb.fi.
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TapeFly gives a fruit fly an 11-gate brain
An interactive game lets you tune a fruit fly’s instincts, then watch its NAND-gate brain try to survive a terrarium.
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Goomy turns Ethereum blob transactions into a lamp wall
Goomy presents a draggable wall where each lamp represents an Ethereum mainnet blob transaction, alongside live fee-market and blob-cost panels.
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The Proofwire, behind the bar
A bar-industry publication covering drink news, workplace issues, cocktail history, and practical advice.
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TrailKept, a case log that stays in your browser
A browser-based tool for recording interactions with government agencies, tracking case timelines and deadlines, and exporting a case packet.
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Bisiklet Turu: Vancouver to San Diego
A first-person account of a 2011 bicycle journey down the Pacific coast, with ten stage-by-stage entries, route information, and preparation notes.
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TwoFive Keys, a jazz-piano practice room
A Mac and iPad app for practising jazz and blues piano, with ear training, guided drills, backing tracks, sight-reading and daily plans.