Ten Million Sheep: a sheep-factory game
A cozy building-game project about clearing a vast pasture by routing sheep through harvesters, conveyor belts, trains, lifts, and other increasingly sheep-centric machinery.
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A cozy building-game project about clearing a vast pasture by routing sheep through harvesters, conveyor belts, trains, lifts, and other increasingly sheep-centric machinery.
An interactive heritage experience exploring AlUla and Hegra through timelines, 360-degree scenes, audio, and film.
A Chinese-language, scroll-driven data story presents public water and sediment records for the Yellow River’s passage through Gansu.
An online truck-driving game designed for blind and visually impaired players, navigated through sound and speech.
A local civic information site tracks Porto Seguro spending, council votes and attendance, laws, public notices, tourism indicators, and opportunities.
An interactive map and reporting project tracking data centers alongside their power, water, land and community impacts.
A research site that checks claims about topics ranging from datacenter impacts and health fads to Linux phones and Zigbee networks.
A French historical search site connecting people who died in wars, resistance files, maps, and timelines from 1870 onward.
An independent, bilingual site for searching Welsh council meetings, decisions, councillors, planning and related public information.
An ACT-focused guide to drug safety, with CanTEST information, naloxone and CPR guidance, and drug-combination resources.
An open-source command-line tool presented for checking computers and GitHub accounts or organizations for PolinRider malware, then guiding cleanup.
A browser-playable home for the classic class shooter, with match replays, player records, films, and community links.
A multilingual reference site for manṭiq, classical logic in the Islamic scholarly tradition, covering books, scholars, curricula, and related news.
A campaign by four mothers whose sons had ADHD and died by suicide, calling for a shared framework across statutory services.
A focused news edition covers federal benefits, health care, pay and legislation affecting veterans, service members and their families.
A phone-motion running game that pits you against a hamster’s live or recorded wheel-running rounds.
A digital gallery of museum painting reproductions, arranged into changing exhibitions with detailed catalogue-style labels.
An interactive model lets visitors test how NYC bus fare enforcement might affect evasion rates, notices, recovered fares, and team costs.
A South African data service turns scattered public records into datasets available as tables, APIs, CSV, Excel, or alerts.
An interactive 3D map presents the Canadian Corps’ attack at Vimy Ridge, 9–12 April 1917, with guided battle phases and battlefield controls.
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.