Commerce Shelf

Seismo is a small Wi-Fi device that displays live earthquake data from GeoNet and USGS, including a rolling trace of ground activity.

Pebble's storefront presents smartwatches with always-on color e-paper, physical buttons, and an open-source operating system.

A catalog of vintage and competition watercraft parts, setup sheets, and class-legality information.

Edd’s site catalogs a private sports-card collection offered together, with photographed cards, box-by-box inventory, and an invitation to arrange an inspection.

FireForge offers finished websites for sale, with live demos and an owner toolbar for making changes after purchase.

A Galician maker presents one-of-a-kind wooden seascapes and glass-bead jewelry made with found and recycled materials.

Artist Linda Cipruse presents handmade ceramics, original paintings, pet portraits, custom orders, and pottery workshops through her gallery and studio in Rovinj, Croatia.

Makara presents a Sri Lanka-rooted brand story, connecting the island’s landscapes, makers and folklore to a dog-food product.

Reidmart sells three small digital amusements for 99 cents each, with checkout available only through an AI agent or shopping assistant.

A student-run exchange lets Kyushu University students buy and sell used textbooks, with course-specific advice attached to listings.

Wallis House Games presents mystery and adventure games for tables and screens, including printable cases and online stories.

A hand-printed Flint clothing brand presents four statement tees built around an inclusive, faith-inflected message.

LumaLog is a real wood log with concealed, rechargeable lighting, designed to make an unused fireplace look lit without flame or heat.

A Lagos-made accessories shop selling hand-strung beaded bags, phone charms and wristbands, with made-to-order color choices.

Last Rites Priests presents custom-made fish bats as working heirloom tools, built with wood, cast resin, and marine-grade hardware.

Revila sells printed photos that use NFC to launch an associated video when a phone is touched to them.

A Spanish-English family-book service turns a relative’s recordings into an editable storybook, with a web/PDF edition and a hardcover option.

A pocket camera concept for nights out: 36 flash photos, no screen, then a direct transfer to a phone or laptop.

Fair Bengal brings Bengali books, artisan goods, and experiences together in a digital fair.

A set of downloadable household-preparedness books covering supplies, food, and the first three days without power.

A gift-making experience that turns personal memories, photos and a letter into a small world for someone to explore.

Low Lantern Games presents Emberwick Academy, a creature-card battler set at a castle school by a lake, with PC Early Access planned for Winter 2026.

A paid gift service describes weekly phone interviews with a loved one, turned into a keepsake ebook or hardcover with recordings linked by QR code.

A forthcoming jewelry shop presents solid-gold and sterling chains, pendants, and rings alongside a detailed account of how it says they are made.

Custom laser-engraved aluminum tags for fire and EMS crews, with department-specific text or logos and a choice of attachment.

A hardware accessory and companion app presented as a way to trade Pokémon between select Game Boy Advance cartridges and Nintendo Switch versions.

YaQo describes a forthcoming phone-based marketplace where people in Goma can order homemade food directly from neighborhood cooks.

A custom print design marks a chosen spot on a real street map with a small heart, then adds names and a date.

An in-development retro handheld meant for playing games and making them in Lua, with a target price under $50.

A landing page for a planned co-op rafting game where two or four players paddle, choose river routes, and repair their raft.

DentalFrezcim presents a catalog of CAD/CAM dental burs for different milling machines and materials, with prices available to registered users.