Life after death? Pick a door, then wander a crowd of 1,500 people and what each believes about an afterlife

Permit Pending A city builder where you are the mayor and every building needs approval

qrsticks A QR code drawn as stick figures that still scans

InfiniDomino An endless shared table of dominoes, and everyone is toppling it at once

InkBoy A Game Boy emulator that plays at about 30 fps on a 1.54-inch e-paper screen

Yara Reads Picture-book stories a new reader can sound out alone, one tapped word at a time

2007.mobile The original iPhone, running iPhone OS 1.0 in your browser

The Duck Pond Twelve mallards, no recordings, every quack synthesized live

Music Atlas 74,000 artists laid out as a galaxy, joined by real playlists

Smygehuk Fyr Sweden's southernmost lighthouse, an iron tower ordered by contract in 1882, dark for 25 years and lit again in 2001

Tiny Brutalism A goal-free diorama builder in poured concrete, with a first-person mode for walking through it

Lost & Found A 70-second film on how TCP delivers what the internet drops, then a storm you can make yourself

Milton College's Main Hall A closed college's 1850s administration building, kept as a museum by its alumni

Weatheristic The weather as one scrollable, stock-chart-style line

Klein Slim-Profile Magnetic Mini Ratchet A 90-tooth pocket ratchet with its bits stored in the handle

Maison Prouvé 58 Stay in a Jean Prouvé demountable house below Saint-Paul-de-Vence

Museum of Ages: Leonardo da Vinci A free 17-stop walk to Leonardo's last house, rebuilt in code

Kanmon Pedestrian Tunnel Walk from Honshu to Kyushu under the sea

Bialetti Moka Express The eight-sided aluminium pot that has been brewing since 1933

Pentel Sign Pen The 1963 felt-tip that went to space on a Gemini mission

A. Boogert's Colour Book A one-of-a-kind 1692 watercolour manual, scanned in full

El Roblar A 1919 Ojai hotel, reopened and filled with 1,000 curiosities

Fosi Audio DAP Neo A click-wheel music player that remembers the iPod

Cachety Watermark your ID before it goes to the landlord

MIT OCW TV 170 MIT courses as cable channels, always mid-lecture

Yesterday Today's weather, drawn against yesterday's

Black Hole Lab Throw Alice and Bob into Sagittarius A*

Lunatic Fling Newtonian space combat in a new sector every day

Pequignet Royale Paris Chrono BPM A chronograph whose pulsometer scale reads a song's tempo

Tiptree Jam Museum A free barn museum at the Wilkin & Sons jam factory, with a four-legged chicken and a Gladstone letter

Weball Roll any web page up into a Katamari ball

Eastern California Museum A county museum in Independence, California, said to keep a set of homemade coyote-tooth dentures

Echo/Neutra x Worn & Wound Rivanera A dress watch whose dial is an Art Deco skyline of five tapering towers

Momiji A current Firefox for Macs stuck on OS X 10.7 through 10.14

Hầm Hô A stretch of falls, pools and granite boulders on Vietnam's Kút River, best seen from a basket boat

Khada Parsi A cast-iron Parsi philanthropist on a pillar, ringed by mermaid fountains in the middle of a Mumbai junction

Round Barn Capital of the World Fulton County, Indiana, where a 1924 round barn was carried off a farm and a title was settled by letter

Darkplug A $20 smart plug and your iPhone become an enlarger timer

BAIT x G-Shock DW-5600 'Yamagata's Finest' A G-Shock dressed as a banana at peak ripeness

Pinkie the Pink Elephant A fiberglass elephant in giant black glasses, guarding a Wisconsin gas station since the 1960s

AstroHelm Mount your phone on a telescope and it tells you where to push

Gboard Conveyor Belt Keyboard Google Japan's keyboard that brings the keys to your finger

Wahpper: The World's Largest Catfish A 40-foot fiberglass channel catfish on the Red River, built in 1997 to say what the river is good for

Glitchwear Knit-to-order shirts and sweaters from glitch art you tune yourself

House of the Gladiators A 3rd-century Roman mosaic that names its gladiators, mid-duel

Wild Bird Petroglyph Life-sized birds carved into boulders along the trails of a Maine land trust

The Abandoned Monorail of Melaka A 2010 monorail loop that never found its riders, left standing

The Mocking Mural in Oslo City Hall A boy sticking out his tongue at the second door cut into a painter's wall

Lighthouses of the World Every charted light on a night globe, flashing on its real cycle

Mini Statues of Uzhhorod Eighty-odd palm-sized bronzes hiding on the railings of a Ukrainian old town

Still Wet Oil paintings made stroke by stroke by AI models, with a replay of each one

Casa Caban Hayama Patricia Urquiola's fourteen-room hotel on Sagami Bay, where the facade, the ceiling and the pool floor are all variations on a weave

Havneholmen Metro Station A Copenhagen platform where the benches hang from the ceiling

Jikji, the Oldest Surviving Book Printed with Movable Type Korean Zen teachings printed in 1377, scanned page by page at the BnF

23rd Street Mural An Austin wall painted in 1973–74 that its three artists kept adding to for fifty years

Encyclopedia Prehistorica: Dinosaurs Six spreads of paper dinosaurs, each hiding smaller pop-ups in fold-out booklets

Metro Argüelles Mosaic A 1995 broken-tile view of Madrid's Parque del Oeste, with the cable car crossing the sky

PaperMono Shopping List A fridge-mounted e-paper shopping list, synced from a phone over Wi-Fi

Penguins Mirror 450 motorized stuffed penguins that turn to cast your silhouette

The Ivanhoe Clock The four figures atop this Leeds arcade have mimed striking its bells since 1877

A Forest Language Hannah Fries's lexicon of 61 words for how trees live

Lofi Cities Pixel-art city nights with lofi composed live in your browser

On Verticality An architect's archive of the human urge to get off the ground, from a ninth-century tower leap to towers nobody built

iNCYNC Up to six recordings of Terry Riley's In C at once, 1968 to 2026, each with a rate slider to line up the pulse

International Standard Paper Sizes Markus Kuhn on why A4 is the shape it is, and the 1786 letter that noticed it first

Print Graph Paper 57 kinds of paper, from Smith charts to genkō yōshi, printed at true scale

Book Corners An open map of 37,000 public bookcases, charter sign or not

Ceramic Beats A drum machine whose nine tracks are the Met's nine ceramic materials, each struck by its own sound

The People's Treasure A Bishkek monument that lost its bronze heroes, and the living Kyrgyz who climbed up to stand in for them

Copland D11E4 Emulator The last build of Apple's cancelled Copland OS, booting in your browser

Jimbōchō Tokyo's used-book district, where more than 170 shops share a few blocks

The Press Mosaic A Soviet printing house whose facade is carved into two giant open pages

AppZapper 3000 A Mac uninstaller whose interface is a 3D laser gun

Colle Eletto Cableway Gubbio's 1960 cableway, ridden standing in an open birdcage

Sydney Hospital's Il Porcellino A bronze boar from Florence that has raised money for a hospital since 1968

Canyon Groove Real canyon terrain played like a record's groove

MoMA × G-Shock 5600 Casio's most famous watch, dressed as the credit-card calculator in MoMA's collection

Nick Weerts Memorial Phone Booth A Madison phone booth where the past does the talking

Benedictine Monastery of Las Condes Two monks designed a church out of two white cubes and let the Andean light do the rest

Compositor A free, open-source Photoshop for the Mac that downloads in 8 MB

Nabila Nareswari's Nerikomi Cups The pattern goes all the way through the clay — sliced, never painted

Better Window Switcher Search your windows by what's on screen, not just what they're called

MidiSlayer A sight-reading trainer that grades you on the notes you keep dodging, not the ones you already know

Swarm A family-tree app that knows the Russian word for your husband's brother

Flyover Country Point your phone out the window and the river below gets a name

Frost A Linux icon theme where a Dockerfile is a stack of crates and a lock file is a padlock

Juan Pablo Culasso A blind field recordist who identifies birds by ear, and built a birding trail for people who cannot see them

Walking Men Worldwide Every city's pedestrian signal, collected by strangers and hung at human scale

Window Sweaters Your Mac windows, in knitwear

Hon no Mori-go A retired Seto Inland Sea ferry, rebuilt by Tadao Ando into a free floating library

Using the Railway Network as a Flatbed Scanner A conveyor-belt inspection camera out a train window, and the accelerometer maths that makes the picture readable

The Warner Theatre A 1931 movie palace whose marquee went dark for 40 years, then came back as a faithful rebuild

Finish the Story Fourteen memories hidden inside Halo 3's Guardian, and no way to skip the level

SeasonMap Pick the month and the kind of trip, and it shows its work down to the weather station

Usenet-Rewind A working search box in front of the conversations the web was built on top of

Apple's Dimensional Drawings Ninety PDFs of every recent product, dimensioned to the hundredth of a millimetre

Fugleramme A microphone hears the bird; an e-ink frame draws it from a nineteenth-century plate

The Tube Computer 920 triodes on a brick wall, and it warms the room

Strategery The 2009 iPhone classic iOS 27 broke, rescued by the man who reviewed it

Shinzo Tamura Namba Copper M Osaka sunglasses built around the lens, from a family that has ground them since 1938

What Just Pinged Me? A free menu-bar app that names the sound your Mac just made, then replays it

fetch A terminal fetch tool that spins your distro's ASCII logo as a 3D relief, donut.c-style

Unread 5.0 The typography-first RSS reader now crops its thumbnails around faces, animals and text

Gimme A colour type family that has been under construction since 2020, with every style built from a different toy

Hoshinoya Nara Prison Japan's last intact Meiji prison, radial wings and all, reopened in June as a hotel where every suite is a run of nine to eleven cells

I just chose words carefully A Super Metroid guide from the dial-up years, fully justified in monospace by rewriting every line until it fit

CSIRAC Emulator Australia's first computer, running again in a browser tab

Gregor Becker's Standing Paper Mosaics Hand-painted paper guillotined into two-centimetre tiles and stood on edge in wet adhesive, tens of thousands to a panel

The Peeping Tom of Tallinn A gilded lorgnette on a 1909 gable, and three incompatible stories about why it is up there

Fisher Raw Brass AG7 Astronaut Space Pen Uncoated brass on the pen NASA bought for $2.39 apiece

Frank Lloyd Wright, Japanese Art Dealer For years the prints paid better than the buildings — until 1919

Weird Love Sixty-year-old romance comics reprinted straight, including 'I Fell for a Commie'

The Feather Atlas: Identify Feather Tool A federal forensics lab's feather-matching database, no AI required

Gauntlet of Gods 1,700 3D artists, one trading card each, zero AI

Karrimor: the forgotten British pack-maker A blind bike-shop owner, and a foam mat now in the Polish dictionary

Movie Ticket Stubs since 1999 169 real stubs, torn one at a time, walked home to a binder

DUCKS A solo-animated park stroll that has quietly picked up nine festival prizes since 2025

hc2html Reads a 1990s HyperCard stack's own file format and turns it into one HTML page that still runs

less-sheet A CSV viewer that never imports the file — only the rows the window needs, so 10 GB opens as fast as 10 KB

Live at the Necropolis: Lords of Synth Three synth lords save Earth from Halley's Comet, judged on sheer coolness

How Blackwing Pencils Are Made California cedar goes to Japan and comes back a pencil, in Blackwing's first film of its own process

IRL Glasses Sunglasses with the polarizer turned ninety degrees, so LCD televisions go flat black — and phones, pointedly, do not

The Prince of the Lilies Fresco The most famous Minoan is three fragments, no face, and a 45-year argument about which way he was facing

Rubato A palm-sized cube that glows with your coding agent's state — and a firmware open enough to check what it sends

Palm Temple A cedar dome of dichroic glass outside a chemistry building, with a bell inside counting the day's extinctions

The Rabbit Hole, Rue Jankowski Six storeys of anamorphic painting that turn a Le Mans dead end into a tunnel, from one spot on the pavement

SIRENFALL A shelter window, a rainy city, and a civil-defense siren built from a rotor model rather than a recording

CafeCat Marshmallows A hand-drawn marshmallow cat that floats in your coffee, then gradually doesn't

Carrooka The step between carrom and snooker that history never got round to taking

Waldkunstpfad A 3.3-kilometre forest path outside Darmstadt that becomes an art exhibition every second summer

Bunker Tombé The Atlantic Wall shelter that was pushed off a Normandy cliff and landed on its end

nOS4 iOS 4, rebuilt from scratch and running in the browser

Retired Landmark Binocular Viewer A decommissioned coin-op tower viewer, sold with its service history

Intertapes Found cassettes from around the world, played back

National Gallery Imaginarium The room where the paintings float off the walls

NFC Energy-Harvesting Business Card Twenty-one LEDs, no battery, powered by the phone reading it

Mapping India's Clouds A daily pixel map of where it is cloudy

Ollee Watch A smartwatch module that hides inside a Casio F-91W

Timex 1976 Rotary Phone Dial Reissue Every numeral sits in its own finger hole

Afterglow The original 68k module code, running on your Mac as a screen saver

Buddy Icon Archive 514,752 AIM icons, each one filed with where it was found

Cape Bear Lighthouse and Marconi Station The first place in Canada to hear the Titanic

LEGO Icons Arcade Pinball Machine A spring plunger, two flippers, and a ball that really drains

Freedom Park Twenty miles of mountain bike trail, and three cabins that were somebody's address

Message Album One conversation, exported as a website that will still open in 2046

Pushup RPG: Fitness Quest The gear can improve your loot. It cannot do a single rep for you.

CCCP Cook Book Sixty recipes, and many of the photographs are of food nobody could get

Defragger The moving blocks, on Linux, and not a wrapper around anything

Fossil Beach at York River State Park A mile of trail, and a beach the cliffs keep restocking

BitCam Ten years old, handed to a new studio, and now a 1-bit editor as well as a 1-bit camera

Deep Dive Dubai Sixty metres down, past an ATM, a foosball table and a garage full of cars

Old Blue Every black robin on Earth is descended from one female who should have died at eight

The Annual Report Gallery Three thousand corporate covers from when a balance sheet got an illustrator

Bunski Kanal The last 850 metres of a river that is only nine kilometres long

Gin Drinkers Line Eighteen kilometres built to hold for weeks, navigated by London street names, overrun in two days

Knize Adolf Loos designed the shop in 1913 and nobody has had a better idea since

The Mundaneum A search engine with a postal interface, fifteen million cards deep

Odyssey Explorer Seventeen landfalls, every Greek word openable, and a running count of the men who never got home

'The Missing' Cabin A film set left standing in a volcanic bowl, twenty-three years after the crew left

Volvo Island A man dug the ground out from under his own car and left it there for fourteen years

A Golden Corona Eclipse Two filters stood between the corona and the camera, and only one of them was smoke

Ransom Center Movie Posters Five thousand sheets that actually hung in Texas lobbies, free to download at printing size

Sierra Softlock Analyzer It works out the moment a thirty-year-old adventure game stopped being winnable, then puts a stop sign one step earlier

Ayscrim Studios Pinball Clocks A pinball restorer built desk clocks out of the score reels, and the flipper buttons set the time

Mondaine Doppio Solar Skeleton A hole cut in the centre of the dial, so the thing powering the watch is the thing you look at

Portsmouth Flood Wall Murals The wall Portsmouth built to keep the Ohio River out, painted into a half-mile gallery of its own history

Mic Drop A party game with no audio in it at all — the room is the speaker, the scoreboard and the judge

Rogue Creamery A Depression-era dairy co-op in southern Oregon that has twice made the best cheese in the world

Waku A rewind that takes the code back with the conversation, in a Mac app that admits it is version 0.0.3

Hon's BBQ Texas brisket technique, aimed at Hong Kong

IVAN BOHUN A website served from four microcontrollers that vote on which one is in charge

Tironian Notes Cicero's secretary invented shorthand, and Dublin still parks by it

Big Walk You cannot play this one alone — that's the point

The Galerie d'Apollon The Louvre's jewel room, reopened with every case emptied on purpose

The Gävle Goat A 43-foot straw goat that has survived Christmas only seventeen times since 1966

Mělník Chapel of Bones An anthropology professor arranged thousands of bones into a pile, a cross, and his own signature

The Bankes Homer Sixteen columns of Iliad 24, and a second man's handwriting all over them

Pneumatic Tube Mail Twenty-seven miles of pipe under New York, 600 letters to a canister, 35 miles an hour

South Main Plaza Dog Fountain Eighteen dogs, one cat, and a man who drove to Toronto to ask permission

The 2027 Eclipse at Luxor Six minutes and twenty-three seconds of totality, and nothing longer on reachable land until 2114

How Buildings Learn Six hours on what happens to a building after the architect leaves

Lazareto de Menorca An island laid out so that 111,184 people could arrive without touching anyone

Ansel Adams' National Parks Murals 226 photographs for a wall that was never built, free to download

The Original Backrooms Location The internet's most famous liminal void was a hobby shop building a racetrack

Reynard's Cave The arch is the famous part; the cave next door held the coins

Tokyo Trains The whole Kanto network in motion, and an x-ray down through Shinjuku

Casio F-91WF Thirty-seven years of resin, replaced by woven recycled fibre — and nothing else touched

Every Cube All 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 cube states, laid out on one ruler

Møllestien Aarhus's prettiest lane is about seventy years old, and that is the interesting part

Southernmost ATM Two cash machines at 77°51′ south, one of them kept alive by eating the other

Christopher Ward C60 Trident 30×30 A dive watch coloured after the fish that keeps coral reefs from suffocating

Riviera Hotel Menorca Fourteen rooms in Ciutadella where the stripe is the architecture, not the trim

The Torment of Saint Anthony Sold as workshop, cleaned, and re-read as the earliest Michelangelo

ChatTJB A $6,000 SoMa billboard sells a chat interface powered by AI — the asterisk stands for Average Individual

Edward Quin's Historical Atlas Twenty-one plates on which everything not yet discovered is engraved as black cloud, lifting one period at a time

Stowaway Live Click any plane overhead and ride in its window seat, under a sky that is rendered rather than mapped

Eigendrum Real finite-element drum physics for anything you draw, including the 1992 proof that closed Kac's question

Karafuneya Coffee The Kyoto kissaten that built a parfait for 25

Oshirado A pavilion of a thousand horse-god effigies, rewrapped in prayer cloth every year

Braun Collection The industrial-design canon, one flight up in a Kronberg strip mall, for three euros

morningprint A thermal receipt printer that publishes one edition a day, to an audience of one

The Listening Museum 36 keyboards you can hear by typing on the one you already have

Isopolis All 121 square kilometres of San Francisco, hand-checked quadrant by quadrant

ssh.place A shared canvas with no app, no account, and one rule that everybody breaks

Cycloidal Gearbox A fifteen-year-old's 3D-printed 1:9 drive, published with the version that failed and the numbers that prove it

Elevators An interactive case that the fancy elevator kiosk is making you wait longer

Kawran Bazar Dhaka's wholesale market runs hardest at 2am — and the city has been trying to move it since 2024

Agloe, New York A town invented as a copyright trap, which then opened for business

The Archimedes Palimpsest A prayer book written across the only known copies of two lost Archimedes works

Saugerties Lighthouse An 1869 lighthouse you can sleep in, if you read the tide chart first

Giant D20 Kit Twenty foam triangles and two bevel cutters, no glue

LEGO Editions Soccer Ball A size-5 ball that opens into a stadium mid-celebration

The Living History Museum of Camping A museum where the exhibits have beds and you sleep in them

Ants on a Turntable A phenakistoscope drawn one ant at a time

Datatype A font that draws the chart for you

Submarine Safari A submarine that takes 44 people thirty metres under Tenerife

bIRC A native Mac IRC client for the post-Textual era

Cayin CP6 A portable CD player with real vacuum tubes inside

Marbles on Piano Strings What a grand piano sounds like full of glass

Frozen Polygon Waves Baltic Sea ice cracked into a mosaic, still moving with the swell beneath it

Japanese Anatomical Woodblock Prints Tiny workers run the body like a village, one gate labeled 'urine'

ScreenFloat Screenshots that float above every window as a reusable shelf

Fuel Tank Orca Mural A leaping orca turns Palmer Station's biggest fuel tank into Antarctica's most recognizable landmark

Kodak EC35 A reloadable 35mm point-and-shoot with a disposable-camera look

RGM Model 151 Flying Ace Grand feu enamel, hand-fired in Pennsylvania, around a Swiss-sourced heart

Drops of Rain Giant resin faces surfacing out of the topiary above the Étretat cliffs

Gedenkstein Melitta Bentz The stone in a Dresden back street for the woman who fixed coffee in 1908

Königshöhle The cave that lent a Copper Age culture its name, and a hole in the roof the Devil is blamed for

Alexander Calder Chess Set Calder's own 1944 chess set, 3D-scanned from the one he kept at home

The House of David Bowie Hauptstraße 155, where strangers still tuck roses into the iron door

Old Jail Art Center A 19th-century Texas jail rehung with Picasso and Renoir

Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library A Snøhetta library in the Badlands where an AI Roosevelt takes your questions

Humphrey the M5 Camel A homemade carnival float that never left its Somerset field

Huset, Longyearbyen the world's northernmost fine dining, remade by Snøhetta

Microlino A bubble car for the electric age

Statue of Lennie Gwyther and Ginger Mick The nine-year-old who rode his pony 620 miles to watch the Sydney Harbour Bridge open

ScrollPods Scroll Mac windows by tilting your head, using the motion sensors in your AirPods

Vulcain President's Watch Titanium Cricket The mechanical alarm watch worn by U.S. presidents, rebuilt almost entirely in titanium

Best Made Co. Sailor's Knife A sailor's knife with a handle salvaged after a century at the bottom of the Panama Canal

Porcelain Room A Rococo chamber at Aranjuez sheathed floor-to-ceiling in porcelain

We Are Rewind WE-001 (Pink Floyd Edition) A Bluetooth cassette player wrapped in Dark Side of the Moon artwork

Clasica Fiberglass Camper Trailer A 1,200-pound fiberglass camper built to order, echoing 1970s European caravans

The Moist Towelette Online Museum A decades-old shrine to vintage moist-towelette packaging, still adding to the shelves

Tropfsteinmaschine, 1996–2496 A basement museum machine growing a stalactite-stalagmite pair over 500 years

Glaze Thirty-plus live shader looks for your whole screen, one keystroke away

John Margolies Roadside America Archive 11,710 free photos of the teapot gas stations and doughnut shops America paved over

Tiny Vinyl Player A record player built for records that already play on any turntable you own

Lai Tak Tsuen Estate Hong Kong's only cylindrical public housing — four 1976 drums around open-air atria, and still someone's home

Lunacy A native player that runs the original Lunatic Fringe module, unchanged, on a modern Mac

Shanling M0 Pura A 35-gram hi-res player with no Wi-Fi, no app store, and nothing to subscribe to

The First Herculaneum Scroll, Read A 2,000-year-old scroll read in full without ever being opened

The HTML Review, Issue 05 Fifteen pieces of literature that only work as living web pages

Zen Mode One global hotkey that zens any Mac app, not just editors

Cities and Memory A world map where every point plays a real field recording and its remix

David Rumsey Map Collection 149,000 historical maps online, free, and searchable down to the text engraved on them

Folo Open-source AI-first RSS reader that ingests 24+ source types

Marked QL Real Markdown previews — Mermaid, math, syntax highlighting — from the Finder spacebar

Paste Switch Paste like an Emacs kill ring

Tintd 2 Folders that color themselves by name

Böker Cable Knife A WWII Wehrmacht cable-stripping knife, faithfully reissued in rust-resistant steel

Corelle Vitrelle Dinnerware Three-layer laminated glass plates a 15-year owner says never chipped

Wyrm Math An open-source algebra engine where illegal moves have no square to drop into

App Monitor One free, open-source dashboard for Mac app usage, storage, and updates

Eley Hose Nozzle A brass swivel-grip hose valve built to outlast the plastic kind

Turn an iPhone into a 'dumb phone' with Assistive Access A buried Accessibility mode strips iOS to one big-button screen

The 1911 Odyssey The earliest feature-length Odyssey on film — a restored 1911 Italian silent, free to watch

Picview A fast, minimal image viewer to replace Preview — with built-in OCR

Recall Threads your scattered tabs, docs, and apps into resumable work sessions

Reclips A Mac clipboard history that appears as a bubble right at your text cursor

WhimFiles A native Mac file manager that puts filtering and fuzzy-find ahead of the folder tree

Fidelia A bit-perfect Mac music player, rebuilt from scratch on a new engine for people who want to control the whole signal path

Say hey: Message Memory A Mac app that mines your iMessage history — entirely on your Mac — for the people and promises you've let slip

Analog TV Simulator A Mac app that rebuilds the entire analogue TV chain — camera tube to CRT phosphor — from physics

PowerHouz A HomeKit dashboard that turns your home controls into a sci-fi starship bridge

CJRB Pyrite-Light A $40 EDC flipper whose handle changes color with the warmth of your hand

MacPulse A Mac system monitor you can ask questions — answered on-device, nothing leaving the machine

ChompSaw Power Tool for Kids A finger-safe benchtop power tool that nibbles cardboard into 3D builds

Osaurus Open-source local AI for your Mac — native Swift, with an on-device privacy filter for cloud calls

Kartell Componibili 2-Tier Storage A 1969 injection-molded cylinder that has stayed in production, unrevised, for over half a century

tldraw Instant browser-based infinite whiteboard, no account needed

Continue? Y/N A 60-second game about how carefully you read AI commands

Editorio Native macOS markdown + code editor, free on the App Store

Muxy A native SwiftUI workspace built around the terminal

RemCTL A power-user Reminders CLI for macOS and AI agents

Cursor Camp Neal.fun's playground for browser cursors

Bartender 6 The original menu-bar manager grows a notch peninsula

Gnome Menu-bar GIF search by hotkey

Zenteek A native Mac music player for collectors and DAC owners

Loop Window snapping by gesture, not by hotkey

Finalist Daily planner app modeled on a paper notebook

gum Polished shell-script UI components — choose, input, spinner, confirm

TablePro A free, native, open-source database client for macOS

Valchoose Disposable Barf Bags Hospital-grade 1000mL vomit bags with a rigid plastic ring that holds itself open

Blip AirDrop for everyone, even the Windows users

MonitorControl Native brightness and volume keys for any external display

SmartMover An iPhone shortcut that turns moving boxes into QR-coded inventories

Apex Markdown Processor One Markdown tool that renders every dialect — and shows images in your terminal

Superkey Click any visible text by saying its name — no mouse

Timelined A personal timeline that's quietly perfect for medical history

AltTab The window switcher Apple should have built

Cotypist Autocomplete that lives everywhere on your Mac

Espro P7 French Press Double micro-mesh filter that actually keeps grit out of the cup

Homerow Click anywhere on the screen with your keyboard

Ice The free, open-source successor to Bartender

Mac Mouse Fix Trackpad gestures, mapped onto a third-party mouse

Tot A scratchpad with exactly seven slots, on purpose

Shottr The screenshot tool that takes its job seriously

Hyperkey Turning Caps Lock into a fifth modifier

DockDoor Hover the Dock, see your windows

Alcove The Dynamic Island, but for your Mac

Monocle A focus tool that points instead of nags

AntiNote Notes that fight against organizing themselves

TypeWhisper Dictation that doesn't sound like a robot took it

Flux Markdown A markdown editor that flows

Folder Peek The Dock folder behavior macOS forgot to ship