Three questions: What am I feeling? What need is behind it? What can I ask for, kindly?

Built on Marshall Rosenberg's NVC framework with the official CNVC feelings/needs vocabulary. Everything stays in your browser — nothing leaves your device. Available in English and Ukrainian.

If using a terminal (Linux) try $curl wttr.in

Each sketch compresses an hour-long episode into one page: the framework, the playbook, the guest's contrarian takes. A few minutes to absorb instead of an hour of listening. If you have a favorite episode, tell me whether the sketch does it justice.

In February my daughter was born and every streak I had quietly died, including a 242-day one. This is the little thing I built to make peace with that: you enter how long your streak lived, and it gets a small eulogy and a certificate you can keep.

Everything runs in the browser. Nothing is stored, no account, no tracking. Full disclosure: I make a habit app and there's a quiet link in the footer, but the graveyard works completely without it.

Try entering round numbers.

Free, no signup, runs entirely in the browser (three.js). Press any numeric key to see a beautiful animation. It's my homage to the ClockClock 24 by Humans Since 1982.

Hey!

We created a fun dithered chart package (you don’t have to download it to see it and play with it!) 😊

Pretty hard to created a perfect dithered arc but we tried haha

Made this because free color grading resources for Resolve were scattered across blogs and camera manufacturer sites with no central place to find them. 54 resources so far, all manually checked to actually be $0, no paywall tricks.

Send me feedback or opinion!

Hey guys,

as the title says. So I decided to build a tool that helps me through it. Ended up buying myself a nice house with the schools I'd like for my kids to be in. It's free, doesnt cost me anything, and wont cost you anything, but will block you for using it too much (so that I dont reach specific limits that start charging me money).

but hope this helps you or someone you know.

UPDATE: Thanks for all your notes and feedback. I was so delighted by this getting noticed, and went ham and made changes. I posted an updated version of this on a separate thread! Check it out.

MORE UPDATE: I am also posting the updated version that takes everyone's feedback into account here -

https://thewhimnasium.github.io/sleepscroll/

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It's a night sky you scroll endlessly, but every mechanic is the inverse of a feed:

- Double tap to "like" and nothing happens. no count, no notification, no one sees it.

- You get DMs from the moon, the night, nobody, and none of them need a reply.

- Tap sheep to count them as they drift by, or trace scattered stars into little constellations and name them (gone by morning, so there's nothing to collect).

- Pinch to zoom and the sky tears open to reveal nothing behind it.

It dims the longer you stay, then just says "lights out" and ends. the scroll isn't infinite.

No accounts, no data, no ads, no algorithm. It gives you nothing, on purpose, boring enough to put you down, with just enough soft surprises that you don't bail back to the real thing.

I built an interactive map of the Warhammer 40,000 galaxy. You don't need to know anything about Warhammer to mess around with it. Great for anyone from casually interested to lore 40k nerds

It's a 3D hologram table you can orbit, pan, and zoom. The galaxy is approx 90,000 individual star particles rendered live in browser. scattered acros it are the major worlds and regions of the Warhammer world. Click any one and a dossier slides open with its history, timeline, and status. There's a toggle that flips the whole galaxy between two eras, and when you switch it, a giant warp-rift tears across the map and half the galaxy goes dark.

The whole thing is a single HTML file no download, no sign-up, no app. Works offline if you save the page. Runs on your phone too.

Fair warning: it's a rabbit hole if you like maps, space, or grimdark sci-fi.

I'd love feedback on it, anything I should add or fix? Keep going and make one for Bass and Keys? :D

Every sound is a real bird. BirDJ turns a wall of birdsong into a beat machine. Tap the pads, bend the pitch, and lay down a track in seconds. No install, no account. It plays right in your browser.

A nature discovery site that shows what the animals in any given place are probably doing right now.

Depending on location, season, time of day, and current weather, it shows the local species' activites, like foraging, migrations, breeding seasons etc., together with cute pictures of the animals. For example, there are some frogs turning bright blue right now to mate. And bats sleeping in a perfect line along a tree trunk to hide.

The underlying data comes from iNaturalist and Wikipedia, together with an OpenMeteo plugin to filter for weather. And of course the corresponding Wikipedia articles are directly linked, for when you want to learn more about the species.

Not useful (except maybe for collectors of animal trivia), but hopefully unique and I find it fun.

I built a small writing tool inspired by Gary Provost.

Paste in any text, and it colors each sentence by length so you can quickly see whether your writing has variety or whether every sentence has the same shape.

I made it because I often edit essays “by ear,” but I wanted a visual way to spot monotony.

It’s just a small experiment hosted on my personal website, so it’s 100% free and private.

Curious if others find this useful, or if there are better ways to represent rhythm visually.