The Art of Being Free: Tom Lawton’s evolving catalogue
An online exhibition and catalogue documenting Tom Lawton’s artworks made inside and outside prison.
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落字: Save the minutes you couldn't follow
A local-first classroom notes tool for university students, with board-photo text recognition, course-file imports, short recordings, and a list of things to revisit.
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Buckazoids: The Coin of Fifty-Nine
A 1991-style point-and-click adventure turns a Space Quest buckazoid into the centerpiece of a playful Bitcoin mystery.
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Cronian · The Saturn System
A real-time 3D exhibition lets visitors float through Saturn, its rings, and four moons, with a text edition covering the same 25 discoveries.
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Delgam’s hospital-building audit
Delgam compares what hospitals say they plan to build with what they report spending and operating, and offers a planner for building a hospital from campus to room.
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Endless Wall: a shared graffiti wall with no feed
A browser-based graffiti wall where visitors can spray, add to, and paint over a shared canvas without signing up.
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Glintrail: Last Car to Charco
A playable prologue for a turn-based JRPG set in Cerroluz, a steep port city whose night elevators descend into a drowned counterpart called Charco.
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Hoopbound’s Monster Complaint
A turn-based RPG follows four low-level tower monsters who climb toward the 30th floor to deliver a formal complaint to the tower’s ruler.
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Tía Ansiedad gives overthinking a four-armed aunt
A handmade Spanish-language animated series turns anxiety, rumination, and attachment patterns into stories with psychological context and reader participation.
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My Pastel Town: a tiny world with 1,180 things to place
A free, registration-free Japanese browser game for building and sharing a pastel pixel town.
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Polderfell: the levee is part of the mystery
An Indonesian-language dark-fantasy RPG site introduces Maren Ostrow, a levee keeper investigating deaths in a flood-threatened region reclaimed from the sea.
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Quiet South End’s noise campaign record
A Stamford neighborhood campaign documents its account of overnight industrial work at 650 Atlantic Street and offers residents ways to respond.
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Red Lark Workshop’s free political print archive
A multilingual archive and workshop for political graphics connected to social movements in India, with material visitors can browse, print, and create.
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Somos por Naturaleza: life on La Honda’s hillside
A community project in Manrique La Honda, Medellín, working on safe spaces, environmental risk management, arts, crafts, and recreation.
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Threat Atlas India: cyber risk with sources attached
A set of interactive explainers tracks ransomware, cybercrime and reporting rules affecting Indian organisations.
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Tonal: a community-recorded Eggon language archive
Tonal invites Eggon speakers to record, check, and share words and sentences, with material also feeding a children’s learning app.
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The internet’s most pointless queue
A shared online line lets visitors take a number, wait their turn, and discover what is behind a mystery door.
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Booklibre: the photo-book maker that shows its rejects
Free, open-source desktop software turns a folder of photographs into a print-ready photo book, with a PDF you can take to any print shop.
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Dallas Early Vote: the live count
An unofficial Dallas County election tracker for early-vote totals, vote-center information, and races on the ballot.
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FoldEngine makes protein science show its working
A protein-simulation project for Apple devices that pairs its published figures with limits, data digests, and commands for reproducing them.
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Glaze: an operating system for the Casio BE-300
Glaze is a from-scratch microkernel OS for the Casio BE-300, with a browser-based emulator and an interface inspired by the first iPhone.
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gohanSim: Japan’s food, fast-forwarded
An interactive data story simulates how a real valley in Niigata and Japan’s food supply could change on the way to 2060.
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The Laundesigns sign mystery
An open research file documents cartoon laundromat signs from the early 1960s and traces what is known about their maker.
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Quick Wins: 35 tiny games with a sharp sense of mischief
A browser collection of 35 free, one-thumb mini-games, each introduced with a gesture and a quick objective.