Today’s catch is four things that only work by accumulation: a Mac family tree that grows one record at a time and keeps the last fifty versions of itself, a sight-reading trainer that weights every single note by how often you have missed it, a dog’s vocabulary built one recordable button at a time, and a 1968 picture book about the field mouse who gathered sun rays, colours and words while the others gathered grain.
Twelve low-poly paintings, one numbered sticker at a time
→ workman.com
A family-tree app that knows the Russian word for your husband's brother
→ github.com
A sight-reading trainer that grades you on the notes you keep dodging, not the ones you already know
→ midislayer.com
A free curriculum for teaching your dog to talk with buttons
→ theycantalk.org
The mouse who gathered light and words while the others gathered grain
→ themarginalian.org