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A Natural Shelter, Built as a Time Capsule
A detailed case study of a 145㎡ private residence in Shanghai, organized around aged stone, natural wood, brass, storage, and everyday movement.
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Surfbird — one good tip, right when you need it
An iPhone call coach that listens beside your laptop, turns speech into text on the device, and suggests what to say next.
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SwipeScan checks the digits OCR misses
A browser tool and mobile app that extract numbers from screenshots or photos, then verify formats with check digits where possible.
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Sydedock Keeps the Day at the Edge of the Screen
A small macOS dock for tasks, timers, notes, water tracking, dates, and battery information.
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Sync Latch, the DJ Booth Event Router
A desktop show controller that turns Pro DJ Link beats, cues, track changes, and deck status into MIDI, OSC, lighting, clock, and Ableton Link outputs.
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Table Town, Vietnam’s Board-Game Town Square
A Vietnamese board-game database and community hub for discovering games, reviews, nearby cafés, events, discussions, and play recommendations.
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Kapoteh & Tachanun: The Daily Minhag Check
A Jewish minhag calendar that answers two practical questions: whether to wear a kapoteh and whether to say Tachanun.
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tagless: a tag manager for agents
An open-source, compiler-based tag manager that lets agents configure and deploy tracking integrations without shipping vendor SDKs.
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Tales From The Wasteland
A Bristol improv comedy show turns one audience suggestion into a brand-new post-apocalyptic adventure.
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Taperdeck Reads the Live-Show Memory of a Band
A setlist-tracking tool that measures song gaps, rotations, rarities, returns, debuts, and sit-ins across bands’ live performances.
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Tarumbó and the four-tabouret wine bar
A market-stall vinoteca and charcuterie counter in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, serving wines, cut-to-order meats, cheeses, panini, and small tasting experiences.
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Teerasak Sakon’s Design Research Between Craft and System
A bilingual portfolio documenting visual communication work across identity, Thai and Latin type, packaging, wayfinding, colour systems, and design education.
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ที่ว่างว่าง — Bangkok's Land Map
A free interactive map of Bangkok's 2,811,684 land parcels, layered with zoning, valuation, flood, transit, and EIA data.
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Territory Book turns public records into a weekly sales territory
A paid prospecting file that sorts newly permitted restaurants, build-outs, and phone-broken local business websites by what a seller offers.
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The Agent Must Grow
An open experiment where independent AI agents share a Factorio factory, coordinate work, and leave game-verifiable results.
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The Blood of Dawnwalker Field Guide
An independent guide that turns The Blood of Dawnwalker’s quests, time system, skills, equipment, and endings into a searchable journey planner.
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Clearly, a Shared STI-Status App
Clearly lets sexual partners or groups compare reported STI status and receive anonymous follow-up alerts after a later positive test.
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The Fun Internet, an escape hatch from the feed
A single-button discovery site that sends you to independent websites, experiments, archives, tools, and other web oddities.
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The Galaxy We Made
An indie colony-building game that moves from Earth to the Moon, Mars, and eventually self-replicating interstellar outposts.
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Houseband: a pocket backing band for your melody
An iPhone app that turns a sung, whistled, or played melody into chords, tempo, a chart, and—on Pro—a full backing band.
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The Intake Line
A live AI phone intake agent for personal-injury firms, demonstrated through a fictional law firm called Harbor & Vance.
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Our People Puts Names Back on Familiar Faces
A simple family app for people living with dementia: add a photo, name, and relationship, then identify someone by typing or tapping their face.
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The Regulatory Desk
An independent brief that reads FDA enforcement records against the devices, drugs, clinic systems, and patient rules they govern.