LA’s metro played as music, the weather as a Rothko, last night’s sunset, a planet-position widget, a status line you actually want to look at.
A map of live webcams on every continent
→ worldwatcher.live
Your Linux processes as a 3D city you can fly through
→ github.com
Point your phone at the sky and it names the exact flight overhead
→ apps.apple.com
See exactly where on Earth the sun is rising right now
→ ohayoworld.com
Real LA train arrivals translated into live generative ambient music
→ metromusic.weisswideweb.com
Manchester's tram network sonified — 1.7 million possible versions per journey
→ trambient.co.uk
Pairs your local weather with a matching Rothko painting
→ rothko.joonas.wtf
Browser renders yesterday's actual sunset where you stood, as a gradient
→ sinceyouarrived.world
Tracks private jets to estimate catastrophic-event likelihood
→ ews.kylemcdonald.net
A collaborative global map of location-tagged sound recordings
→ audio-spaces.com
An interactive 3D galaxy catalog in your browser, rendered with WebGPU
→ skymap.rulkens.com
Color palettes extracted from 22,000+ master paintings
→ paletteinspiration.com
A Mac system monitor drawn as one wave along the edge of your wallpaper
→ ptthe13.github.io
A terminal fetch tool that spins your distro's ASCII logo as a 3D relief, donut.c-style
→ github.com
An LED-style scrolling ticker for the Mac menu bar, fed from the command line
→ github.com
Astropy piped into a Mac widget that shows where the planets are
→ leancrew.com
A gallery of Claude Code status lines, each rendered from the script that makes it
→ statuslin.es
Turns the light outside your door red the moment anything opens your microphone
→ github.com