Desk Tank: a shrimp for the strip above your Dock
Desk Tank is a hand-drawn desktop pet that wanders along your computer’s Dock or taskbar and eats pellets delivered by your cursor.
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Desk Tank is a hand-drawn desktop pet that wanders along your computer’s Dock or taskbar and eats pellets delivered by your cursor.
A browser-based recovery game about restoring a weather-beaten homestead through farming, construction, trade, livestock, and seasonal planning.
A private family-story gathering service that turns spoken memories into a suede booklet branded with the family name.
A set of monthly indexes tracking which products AI models recommend across GTM, IT, HR, and Finance buying categories.
BIOMA is an independent music label presenting place-based electronic music, interactive audio art, a catalog, and weekly radio.
A browser-based collection of more than 80 traditional board games, with rules, cultural variety, and solo play against AI.
A funder brief turning nine third-graders’ proposals for Kalihi Elementary into a priced plan for benches, storage, play equipment, food, and other school improvements.
A macOS prototype for EEG-responsive soundscapes in which authored worlds adapt their presentation without changing their underlying processes.
Mokxi lets users wire virtual breadboards, write C++ firmware, and run Arduino, ESP32, Pico, STM32, and micro:bit simulations in real time.
A carefully dated reference site tracking stair nosing, rise and going, clear width, slip resistance, recalls, and code changes.
A Windows application for examining, measuring, grading, photographing, and cataloguing coins through a USB microscope or webcam.
An interactive archive placing fifteen imagined and built robots across a chronological photographic field.
A folklore archive presenting 550 illustrated creature-pages across eight regional traditions, with accompanying ledgers that preserve their stories.
A fan-built Voltron archive covering four series, episodes, characters, toys, comics, and collecting.
An open-source architecture and interiors editor where AI agents edit measured 3D projects, furnish rooms, calculate lighting, and render scenes through MCP.
A French-language public database documenting fighters, bouts, events, career timelines, and sources across boxing and other combat disciplines.
A richly indexed online edition of the Daodejing with the full 81 chapters, modern paraphrase, historical commentaries, textual variants, translations, and reading tools.
A Japanese learning site that teaches computer arithmetic and memory through interactive logic-circuit experiments.
A map of Ireland’s townlands and registered land parcels, with planning, zoning, monuments, ownership records, and nearby property sales.
A searchable index of 14,690 Medicare- or Medicaid-certified nursing homes, with ratings, inspections, citations, fines, ownership, and changes.
A restored archive of Pop Montreal’s early podcast, documenting the city’s music scene through 54 episodes and accompanying artwork.
A free serial novel begins when twelve lines appear on every wall on Earth, then follows five people across five countries.
An independent archive of the mechanical machines that forecast tides before computers, with historical research and an interactive tide synthesizer.
Walkfigure analyzes a side-on walking video on your own computer, measuring joint angles, gait timing, stride details, and left-to-right symmetry.