The Night Desk
A daily hotel logic puzzle asks players to room the guests, identify a werewolf, and keep it out of the moonlight.
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A daily hotel logic puzzle asks players to room the guests, identify a werewolf, and keep it out of the moonlight.
A browser-based optics lab for arranging components in 2D or 3D and seeing how light behaves in the resulting setup.
A multilingual online radio and scene magazine pairing a radio player with programming, DJ listings, videos, a Gazette and an event calendar.
A mock antitrust journal blames zipper jams, puddle splashes, and other small annoyances on elaborate industrial conspiracies.
A six-stop, roughly five-minute guide to Toronto’s mayoral race, the city’s responsibilities and budget, and 53 candidates’ published words.
An Android indoor-cycling RPG where smart-trainer rides open into an explorable 1960s Tuscany, with errands, training routes, and village life.
An open-source, in-browser tool that fills gaps in a map from related layers, labels measured and predicted pixels, and assigns uncertainty to predictions.
A searchable log of security incidents involving AI-built software and AI coding tools.
Wayford presents a way to test whether AI agents can complete a web-app goal under persona-specific limits on what they can perceive and navigate.
A mock university site documenting a campus meme: a two-metre yellow frog standee passed from one spot—and sometimes one school—to the next.
A proposed five-day creative retreat at Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts, for Summer 2027, built around project time and deliberately open time.
A multilingual storytelling project collecting anonymous letters, voice messages and filmed encounters with people in Beirut and beyond.
A public-facing guide to employer health-benefit records, broker compensation, paycheck deductions, and questions employees can bring to a benefits conversation.
A local campaign opposing Prop L lays out what it says the sales tax would fund, examines the ballot and county’s claims, and points to alternatives to jail expansion.
A guide to Okinawa’s traditional Ryukyuan board game, with its history, rules, strategy, browser-play options, puzzles, and a printable set.
A collection of circuit calculators and netlist checks that runs ngspice in the browser, covering topics from surge and ESD protection to PCB impedance and power integrity.
A record-review and claim-packet tool for VA-accredited representatives, described as reading medical and service records and citing findings to their source pages.
An art installation pairs eight Ghanaian cocoa farmers’ accounts with a limited-edition brass cocoa pod.
A Liberian accountability project documents reported harms linked to concessions, shares a draft case database, and sets out policy demands.
Cosmos Era combines an interactive cosmic calendar, a sourced science encyclopedia, and a free browser game about the evolution of life and civilization.
A free, source-cited resource helps nonprofits compare donor CRMs and plan a switch, with pricing comparisons, guides, and practical migration tools.
A free, browser-based real-time strategy game about 1941 campaigns where depots, roads, trucks, and supply crates determine how far an army can advance.
A browser-based curling board for planning shots, recording matches, replaying play and sharing game states.
DefenseStack collects public contract prices for legal-tech tools used by public defenders and criminal defense offices, alongside a calculator and tool directory.