Champignon counts the work behind the chores
Champignon is an iOS instrument for comparing the practical work and mental load in a couple, while accounting for each person’s other commitments.
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Champignon is an iOS instrument for comparing the practical work and mental load in a couple, while accounting for each person’s other commitments.
Control Cult presents a tool for changing Steam controller layouts through spoken or typed requests, including requests tailored to accessibility needs.
An iPhone alarm app turns friends’ browser-recorded voice messages into a sealed morning surprise.
A public ledger tracks claims about AI-produced results in theoretical computer science, separating Lean formalizations, expert assessments, and peer review.
A broad browser-based toolkit for converting legacy Indian font encodings to Unicode, alongside document conversion, typing, and script tools.
The site documents artist Peter Camani’s sculpture park and hand-built Midlothian Castle near Burk’s Falls, Ontario, with practical details for visiting.
A free, browser-based neuroscience atlas combining interactive brain maps, tractography, molecular views, revision practice, and a digital textbook.
A bespoke interactive invitation to Rajni and Saket’s twenty-fifth-anniversary celebration in Kolkata, mixing family memories, music, well-wishes, and an RSVP.
A Portuguese-language startup parody presents a product that sells you R$1 for R$0.80, complete with the language and interface of a fintech.
삼가 lets families create online memorial rooms where distant mourners can take part in a virtual condolence visit.
A free browser-based sequence editor that brings plasmid mapping, cloning design, primer and guide tools, and read analysis together.
A satirical news publication treats the fall-back time change as a national audit, mixing reported details with openly labeled comic framing.
A Windows desktop runtime for developing and testing World of Warcraft addons outside the game.
A public-data neighborhood site for Trinidad, DC, with local news and events alongside block-level details like trash day, schools, transit, permits and 311 requests.
An independent neighborhood dashboard bringing together Van Ness news, events, transit, and practical block-level information from public data.
A newly launched independent quarterly magazine that treats everyday traces like a literary/visual archive—issues, essays, visual projects, interviews, and fieldnotes, posted four times a year.
A machine-targeted “exclusive content” platform that serves raw structured payloads to verified User-Agents—complete with creator personas and after-dark JSON.
A DOM-based “confetti cannon” that turns your own text into letter-by-letter physics particles, with a live demo and an npm/React drop-in component.
A web app for recording the most storyworthy moment of each day in a two-minute journal.
An open format and SDK project for 4D Gaussian splat scenes with motion, spatial audio, camera trajectories, streaming, and indexed reads.
A privacy-minded publishing system for living documents that remain at one address while their authors revise them.
A Czech-language companion for Counter-Strike 2 parties that turns matches into scoreboard reports, awards, radar replays, and automatically edited video clips.
An offline-first livestock management system for Paraguayan ranches, covering animal records, field events, paperwork, and herd valuation.
Agent FM distills coding-agent sessions into audio updates, live observability, and team-level insights.