Lithobrake: Build rockets; let the ground handle the stop
An in-development spaceflight simulator for building rockets and flying them through a one-tenth-scale Solar System.
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Melodissimo makes pianika practice an island-hopping game
A rhythm game for Indonesian children to learn pianika using number notation and familiar songs.
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Mobility Rankings checks the numbers on power wheelchairs
A source-linked comparison of power wheelchair weight, range, battery flight limits and FDA records.
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Mumbai Dispatch follows the paperwork behind city life
A Mumbai-focused publication covering ward administration, rail, housing, courts and small trade through documents, local explainers and a six-circuit district guide.
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My Address in Toronto: public-data reports for Toronto addresses
Look up a Toronto address to see public records and nearby information on permits, hazards, development, safety, transit, schools, and city services.
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No Dade Data: a Dade County data-center campaign
A local campaign explains a proposed 300-megawatt data center and the county’s lack of zoning, then directs residents to public meetings and officials.
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Normie: Email for the Average Human
A keyboard-focused Gmail client for Mac, with an iPhone companion that connects through the Mac.
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Odd Index turns old books into stories
An editorial marketplace for unusual books and objects, with each listing framed by the history or subject that makes it worth a closer look.
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Oral Pouches Pedia keeps the citations in view
A searchable reference library for oral pouches, spanning products, ingredients, research, markets, and supplier details.
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Pathlace keeps visual programs editable as text
A visual programming environment for apps, games, and data workflows, with a browser edition and desktop installers.
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FunCrime turns office mishaps into a daily mystery
A browser game serves up small everyday “crimes” for players to investigate through clues, suspect questions, and a single accusation.
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Poticulous: JD Vance, in the record
An independent, sourced profile of JD Vance’s positions, public record, and documented claims.
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ProyektoPH makes Philippine public-works records searchable
A searchable index of DPWH infrastructure projects, with official records and citizen reports presented separately.
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Ravensfell: a hand-built island game in your browser
Ravensfell offers an early playable demo of a fantasy island built for browser exploration, combat, and discovery.
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Regresa: a pet’s return to the earth
A Metepec service describes natural biotransformation for pets, returning a plant grown in the resulting fertile soil to the family.
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The Human Observation Society’s Big Spiral Theory
A Chinese-language project examines how information survives, changes form, and influences later systems after its original carrier is gone.
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ReYule: Vienna’s ugly-sweater swap
A free, person-to-person exchange for Ugly Christmas Sweaters in Vienna.
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Robot Cuts Hair
A browser-based simulation lets you watch a robot arm cut a seated person’s hair, choose a hairstyle, or steer the scissors yourself.
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rprt.ing puts 236 UK indicators in one sourced dashboard
A free dashboard of UK statistics across 15 topics, with charts and underlying data available to download.
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Soigner ou Saigner: documenting discrimination in healthcare
A collective of healthcare workers and patients opposing discrimination in care through testimony, support, resources, and campaigns.
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Squeektoshi Radio turns hamster telemetry into a soundtrack
A browser audio workstation and stream companion that says it converts Squeekchain hamster-wheel activity into generative music.
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The Flying Gang: Nassau, under the crew’s vote
A browser-based, turn-based pirate game set around Nassau’s historical pirate republic from 1715 to 1720.
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The Lab: Detroit as science classroom
A free, NGSS-aligned science resource for grades 6–12, with lessons and activities built around Detroit and adaptable to students’ own cities.
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Robert Grigoryan’s 160-Meter Archive
A trilingual archive documents Armenian radio amateur Robert Grigoryan (UG6GAW/EK6GC), his 1990 contest results, and the sources behind his record.