• Unflatten — Give a flat photograph depth: a looping 3D clip, a 16-bit depth map and a real lens blur, all worked out on your own machine.
• Cuepoint — Find the moment in a long video by describing it, then cut it out as a clip — without the footage leaving your machine.
• Overpressure — Drag a power cable from the reactor through a failing ship — seven power, twelve compartments, and you choose what to leave dark.
• Air Episodes — Australia's air is clean on average and dangerous in bursts — every measured hour in NSW, Queensland and the ACT since 2009, and a catalogue of the bursts.
• Peelback — See every version a PDF still contains — recover the earlier saves buried inside it and read what wrote each one.
• Cyclone Tracks — Every tropical cyclone tracked in the Australian region since 1880 — where they formed, where they crossed the coast, and how the record itself has changed.
• Regraft — Recover the prompt and workflow from an AI image, and put them back into the file.
• Grist — A factory game about the ground: every lane carries 1.25 a second for free, and dirt you wear out does not come back.
• Nightshift — Systemic stealth where being seen never ends the run — it escalates the building, and the building remembers what you touched.
• Quotewitness — Check every quotation in a draft against the source files on your own disk — which are exact, which were altered, and which appear nowhere.
• Larder — A colony sim for a phone: you never command anyone, you rank the work and watch the snow close the routes.
• Salient — Pocket real-time strategy: three units, one screen, and an economy made of your own casualties.
• Topicgap — Cluster your own support tickets or production queries on-device and find the topics your eval set never covers.
• Native Title — Every native title determination, agreement and live claim in Australia, mapped and explained.
• Standoff — Both sides plan the same five seconds in secret, then watch them happen at once.
• Training Register — Which nationally recognised qualifications can nobody in Australia teach, and who is allowed to teach the rest.
• Evalspill — Find the eval rows whose text already appears inside your training file, and leave with a cleaned eval set.
• Riser — Run a tower: let the floors, cut the shafts, and tap the crowd that cannot wait any longer.
• Deepshaft — A first-person raycast descent into a mine that is closing behind you — one thumb, auto-fire, and gas that does not care whose side you are on.
• Epochcost — Find the training records your fine-tune will silently truncate, and what an epoch really costs.
• Crowdsize — Find out how many rows of your spreadsheet identify exactly one person, generalise until they do not, and export the rewritten file with a risk report.
• Realmfold — A tile-drafting game where the best tile on the table costs you next round's first pick.
• Radio Spectrum — Who holds Australia's radio spectrum — 164,105 licences read as a whole, band by band and place by place.
• Torc — A two-player abstract where the only way to score is to give away the piece you were scoring with.
• Unfence — Paste a chat assistant's reply back into your project — it finds the file paths, diffs every block against your folder, and refuses to overwrite a real file with "rest unchanged".
• Hearsay — A micro-round of deduction for one to six: hold one card, play one, and work out what everybody else is holding from what they threw away.
• Docxray — See what is still hiding inside a Word file before you email it — tracked changes, comments, hidden text and the cropped-away parts of photographs.
• International Student Courses — Compare what every CRICOS course costs per teaching week — including the hundreds of qualifications that are legally identical whoever you buy them from.
• Lustre — An engine-builder where a spar is either your engine or your score and never both — and the price of turning one into the other rises with every point anybody banks.
• Conduit — Everyone is dealt the same four fittings — splice them into the network only you can see.
• Corporate Tax Transparency — Every large company's income and tax bill in Australia — 6,158 named entities, eleven years of ATO transparency data, searchable.
• Fuel Prices — Twenty-five years of Western Australian and Queensland petrol prices — the weekly cycle, and the cheapest day to fill up.
• Ghostdep — Check that the packages your AI told you to install actually exist, then leave with a pinned, hash-locked lockfile.
• Huntress — Move like a queen, then burn a square — the last one who can still move wins.
• Chunkforge — Find the chunk size your retrieval actually needs, measured on your own documents.
• Public Service — Where Australia's federal public servants actually work — 195,847 people by region, agency and rank, over twenty years.
• Honours — Search every Australian honour on the public record — who gets recognised, what for, and where they live.
• Runledger — Open an agent session like a file and see where the tokens actually went.
• Weald — Everyone draws the same shape on their own map — the edicts decide what it was worth.
• Farm Economics — Thirty-six years of the ABARES broadacre farm survey: what the farming earned, what the land underneath it earned, and how far apart those two numbers have grown.
• Haggle — A two-player market duel where every price only ever falls — sell before your rival does.
• leakmap — Find out which of your secrets your build actually contains — before you deploy.
• Product Recalls — Every consumer product and vehicle recalled in Australia — what was wrong with it, what to do, and how what we recall has changed.
• Sparklight — A co-operative card game where you can see every hand but your own.
• Charsight — Find the characters your screen is not showing you — and read what they say.
• Kiln — Take every tile of one kind from a rack — and whatever you leave behind is what everyone else gets.
• Water Market — Every registered water trade in Australia — what a megalitre costs, which way it flows, and what a bottleneck in a river is worth.
• Bracken — Race across the common while you close the ways through it — but you may never seal one off entirely.
• Brood — There is no board — only the cluster you and your rival build, until one Matriarch has all six sides closed.
• Financial Advisers — Every person who has ever advised Australians on money — who they worked for, who owned that firm, and where they went when the banks walked away.
• Toolwright — Paste your agent's tool belt and see which provider will reject it — then take the fixed files.
• Backslide — Drop yesterday's eval run and today's, and get back only the rows that got worse.
• Loraprep — Turn a folder of photos into a clean, deduplicated LoRA training set — entirely in your browser.
• Shunt — Make up the train in the fewest moves — a yard puzzle where the loco only works one end, so the order of a rake never reverses.
• Work Injuries — Who gets hurt at work in Australia, what it costs them, and whether anyone is enforcing the law.
• Bushfires — Every mapped bushfire in Australia since 1899, corrected for the double-counting that inflates most published totals.
• Clatter — Take one die from the roll and every smaller die goes to everybody else — a roll-and-write about generosity you cannot avoid.
• Scrubjay — Find the API keys and personal data in a dataset before you upload it — entirely in your browser.
• Chatprint — Your AI request came back with "maximum context length exceeded" and you cannot tell what filled it. Paste the request your code was about to send and Chatprint shows you the exact text the model receives, then breaks the token count down by system prompt, tool definitions, retrieved documents and conversation history — so you can see what is actually spending your context, and trim it to fit. It uses each model's own template and tokenizer, so the numbers are the real ones: the same conversation costs 6,478 tokens on one model and 1,900 on another, because some quietly discard your tool definitions entirely.
• GGUFScope — Will this AI model fit on your graphics card? Paste a Hugging Face model id and GGUFScope reads the model's real internal layout straight out of the file — about 8 MB of a multi-gigabyte download — then tells you exactly how much VRAM it needs, at what context length, and hands you the llama-server command that fits. The VRAM calculators guess from a parameter count and a quant name; both are unreliable, so this reads the actual file instead and proves it by reconciling the numbers against the file's true byte size.
• Intellectual Property — Every patent, trade mark, design and plant breeder's right ever filed in Australia — 4.3 million applications, 122 years, and who actually files them.
• Mobile Towers — Every mobile tower in Australia — which networks can actually reach where you live, what spectrum they use, and which towers the public paid for.
• Searchpack — Turn your docs folder into a drop-in semantic search engine — a binary index and a tiny search shim, zipped, with no backend ever.
• Skyhold — Move one builder, raise one block — first to stand three storeys high wins the sky.
• Tacit — A co-operative trick-taker: win the right card for the right crewmate, and you are almost never allowed to say which.
• Tiltwell — A spirit level, angle finder and inclinometer in your browser — lay your phone flat to check a shelf is level, or hold it against a slope to read the angle, percent grade, roof pitch and ramp ratio, all from the orientation sensor with nothing uploaded. Capture readings to a CSV and a report card; calibrate it to zero against any reference surface. No sensor? The Photo tab is an on-screen protractor: tap points on a photo to measure any angle and export it annotated.
• Tithe — A 5×5 duel where the only moves that exist are the two tolls in your hand — and the one you spend is handed straight to your opponent.
• Burnwell — The safe way to send someone a password, API key or recovery phrase — type the secret, share a one-time link, and it's handed straight from your browser to theirs, end-to-end encrypted, shown once, then burned. Unlike the paste-into-a-website services, nothing is ever stored on a server: the secret only moves while you're both connected, and it's released to a single verified recipient then wiped. A four-word code catches an impostor, and a split-link mode keeps the passphrase off the link entirely.
• Cairn — A chain-clearing solitaire: a cairn is a pyramid of runed stones (a full A–K ladder). Take any exposed stone one rune above or below your hand — aces wrap to kings — and it becomes your new hand, uncovering the stones beneath. Long unbroken chains build a heat multiplier; when stuck, draw from the scree, which resets your heat and spends one of a limited number of draws. Every cairn is guaranteed to have a full-clear solution, so you are never dealt an impossible board. Clear one cairn at your pace, bank a stream of small cairns against a clock, or survive a big cairn on a hard draw budget. Solo, a daily cairn, or a peer-to-peer race on the same deal.
• Warming — How much hotter Australia has become — the Bureau of Meteorology's official temperature record for 112 stations since 1910, as warming stripes, a map and rankings.
• QuakeWatch — Every earthquake on Earth right now, in plain language — magnitude, depth, energy, tsunami risk and the tectonic plate it sits on.
• Skein — Drag the glowing beads until no threads cross. A crossed thread glows coral with an X where it cuts; a clean one glows cyan — move the beads until nothing crosses and the web settles green. Every web is guaranteed to have a tangle-free solution, so you are never stuck. Untangle one calm web, race a stream of small webs against a clock, or crack one big tangle on a limited number of moves. Solo, a daily web, or a peer-to-peer race on the same web.
• Sketchwell — A private, end-to-end encrypted collaborative whiteboard you open from a link — draw together in real time with pen, shapes, arrows and text, live per-person cursors, and no account, no server and nothing stored. Every stroke goes straight browser-to-browser over an encrypted mesh and the board is kept in sync by a conflict-free CRDT; export it as a PNG or a scalable SVG to keep a copy.
• Beamwell — A private 'send this to my phone' button — pair two of your own devices once by scanning a QR, then beam text, links, one-time codes and images between them instantly. Sent directly browser-to-browser and end-to-end encrypted, with no cloud clipboard, no account and nothing kept on any server; the pairing is remembered for one-tap reconnect.
• Births & Fertility — Fifty years of Australia's birth rate — a record-low fertility rate, mothers a decade older, and where and when babies are born.
• Chatwell — A disposable, end-to-end encrypted group chat room you open from a link — share it, everyone joins with a name, and messages go straight browser-to-browser over an encrypted mesh with no account, no app and no server keeping a copy. The room is ephemeral and evaporates when everyone leaves; export a plain-text transcript first if you want to keep one.
• Hatch — A picross puzzle: the numbers count the filled squares in each row and column, and reading them reveals a hidden picture. Filling a square that's really empty is a mistake, so it rewards deduction over guessing. Play a calm 10×10, a 90-second stream of small pictures, or a three-strikes 8×8 — solo, a daily board, or a peer-to-peer race on the same board.
• Retail Spending — What Australia spends at the shops — by category, state and month since 1982, and how much of the growth is just inflation.
• Warble — Your voice is the controller — hum low to fly low, whistle or sing high to fly high, and keep the glowing mote on a ribbon of light to score. No mic? Slide a finger up and down to fly instead, the same game. Track a forgiving ribbon, hold a staircase of notes, or thread a narrow gauntlet where one missed gap ends the run. Solo, a daily ribbon, or a peer-to-peer race on the same course.
• Aurora Australis — Live Southern Lights forecast — can you see the aurora tonight? Real-time Kp, solar wind and the aurora oval, with a chance for every southern city.
• Brim — Hold the phone dead still while an orb of light swells — the fuller it gets, the more it's worth. Release before it overflows, and don't let a jolt make you flinch and spill it. No motion sensor? Just hold your nerve. Three modes, a daily, and a peer-to-peer race on the very same orbs.
• Castwell — Private, end-to-end encrypted screen sharing from a link — broadcast your screen to viewers with no account, no download, nothing hosted. The pixels travel directly between browsers with no server in the path; a four-word code lets both sides verify no one's in the middle, and any viewer can keep a local clip or snapshot.
• Facet — Roll a die around a grid so the right number lands face-up on each rune, then reach the vault in as few rolls as you can. Opposite faces add up to 7, so the short path is rarely the smart one. Three modes, a daily board, and a peer-to-peer race on the very same board.
• Glint — Two cards always share exactly one symbol — never none, never two. Spot it, tap it, and a fresh card deals the instant you do. Clear the deck, race a 90-second clock, or push a one-life streak. Play solo, chase the daily deck, or race friends peer-to-peer on the very same deck.
• Meetwell — Private, end-to-end encrypted video calls from a link — no account, no download, nothing hosted. Camera and mic travel directly between browsers with no server in the path; a four-word code lets both sides verify no one's in the middle.
• Syncwell — Private, end-to-end encrypted live folder sync between your own devices — laptop to phone, or with one collaborator. Pick a folder on each; edits propagate directly between browsers over an encrypted channel, with no cloud, no account and nothing uploaded. It only ever adds and updates files — it never deletes.
• Talkwell — Private, end-to-end encrypted voice calls and a push-to-talk walkie-talkie from a link — no account, no download, nothing hosted. Your voice travels directly between browsers with no server in the path; a four-word code lets both sides verify no one's in the middle.
• Victorian Rents — Median weekly rents for every Victorian suburb and council, 1999–2025 — how much it costs to rent, and how fast it climbed.
• Waste & Recycling — Every tonne of waste Australia throws out — where it goes, and how much comes back. Metals recycle at 87%; plastics at just 13%.
• Baby Names — Australia's most popular baby names since 1952 — search any name's rise and fall, and see how the #1 name isn't what it used to be.
• Cost of Living — What actually got more expensive in Australia — every item in the CPI basket since 1948, city by city, and whether wages kept up.
• Hushwell — Remove background noise and hiss from voice recordings — an on-device AI model (RNNoise) keeps the voice and strips fans, hum and traffic. Drop a clip or record yourself, export a clean WAV or MP3. Nothing is uploaded.
• Overseas Arrivals — Who visits Australia, why they come, and how COVID erased the border — 50 years of monthly arrivals by country, reason and length of stay.
• Redactwell — Black out text in a PDF permanently — the covered words are physically removed, not just hidden — right in your browser. Drag boxes or find-and-redact every match of a word. Nothing is uploaded.
• Safeguard Emitters — Australia's biggest industrial carbon emitters under the Safeguard Mechanism — their declining baselines, and who went over the line.
• Sentrywell — Turn any browser into a private, motion-detecting security camera — it records only when something moves — or scan a video to find every moment of movement. Frame differencing runs on-device; footage is never uploaded.
• Shark Incidents — Every recorded shark–human encounter in Australia since 1791 — by place, species, activity and outcome, and why most people survive.
• Squirm — Slide a critter face-down, name it — the truth, or a lie. Your rival must believe you, call your bluff, or peek and pass it on with a lie of their own. Collect four of a kind and you're out. Solo vs bots, or peer-to-peer with friends.
• Teeter — Tilt your phone to roll a marble through a maze to the exit — dodge the pits, grab the gems, beat the clock. Fastest time wins. No sensor? Drag or use the arrow keys. Solo, a daily, or race a friend on the same maze.
• Tunewell — A chromatic instrument tuner — tune guitar, bass, ukulele or violin by microphone or by ear, with a downloadable reference-tone pitch pipe. Nothing is uploaded.
• Waft — Wave your hand in front of the camera to catch drifting fireflies before they fade — clean catches build a combo, wasps break it. No camera? Just tap. Solo, a daily swarm, or race a friend on the very same fireflies peer-to-peer.
• Wavewell — Turn a podcast clip, voice memo or song into a shareable waveform video — animated bars, mirror or sweeping waveform, a caption, and portrait/square/landscape output. Encoded on-device with WebCodecs; nothing is uploaded.
• Wordloom — Letters arrive one at a time — drop each into a grid, and when it's full every row and column scores its best word. You can't move a letter once it's down, so each square is a bet on two words at once. Solo, a daily grid, or race a friend on the same letters peer-to-peer.
• Ditherwell — Turn any photo into retro dithered pixel-art — 1-bit, Game Boy, CGA or an adaptive palette, with Floyd–Steinberg, Atkinson and ordered dithering. Nothing is uploaded.
• Landbridge — Hop country to country along shared land borders — from here to there in the fewest steps. The game knows the shortest route; can you beat it? Solo, a daily, or racing friends.
• Noisewell — A sound level meter in your browser — measure noise in dB(A) with your microphone, log it over time, and export a report (Leq, Lmax, L10/L90 as a chart and CSV). Nothing is uploaded.
• Outsize — Which country is bigger? Tap the one with more people, more land, or more crowding — build a streak as the gap between them tightens every round. Solo, a daily, or race a friend.
• Population Change — Where Australia is growing and shrinking — every council mapped and ranked, and the three engines behind it: births minus deaths, and migration in and out.
• Vectorwell — Turn a PNG, JPG or photo into a clean, scalable SVG — colour or black & white tracing, tuned live. Nothing is uploaded.
• Vehicle Fleet — Every car, ute, truck and motorbike registered in Australia — by fuel type, age, make and postcode. See how much of the fleet is really electric.
• Beeline — Home in on a hidden country. Each guess tells you how far it is, which way it lies and how warm you're getting — solve it in as few as you can, on a shared daily or racing friends.
• Embiggen — Upscale and enhance small or low-resolution images with an AI super-resolution model that runs entirely in your browser — 2× or 4×. Nothing is uploaded.
• Foreign Ownership — Who owns Australia — foreign ownership of the nation's farmland, water, homes, mines and businesses, by country and state.
• Amble — An unhurried journey down one road — but the traveller furthest behind always goes next, so every stop you race to is a turn you hand your rivals. Solo or 2–5 over a link.
• Federal Election Results — Every seat, swing and preference flow from Australia's 2025 federal election — mapped, ranked and explained.
• Swatchwell — Pick colours from your camera or any image, build a palette, and export it as CSS, JSON, PNG, SVG, ASE or GPL. Nothing is uploaded.
• Imprisonment — How many Australians are in prison, who they are, and the over-representation gap a headline rate hides.
• Kilter — Stack bricks that really fall — no grid, real physics, so the tower leans and teeters and you lose by toppling. Race a friend to the height line, or balance a spire on a plinth barely a brick wide.
• Shakewell — Measure vibration frequency with your phone — turn the accelerometer into a seismograph, spectrum analyser and RPM meter. Nothing is uploaded.
• Bank Branches — Every bank branch, ATM and Bank@Post in Australia — and the 44% of branches that have vanished since 2017.
• Uproar — Pass the phone and get louder than the last person — the mic keeps score, the bar keeps climbing, and your nerve runs out first.
• Voxwell — Change your voice in your browser — pitch, formants and effects, live from your mic or a file, exported as WAV or MP3. Nothing is uploaded.
• Ballast — Stack the falling pieces and clear rows — but the well hangs from a pivot, so pile up on one side and it lists, pieces slide downhill, and the far side goes out of reach.
• Meshprep — Check a 3D model before you print it — size, volume, holes and non-manifold edges shown in red on the model. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Mortality Atlas — Where Australians die younger than they should — avoidable deaths, causes and the age effect, region by region.
• Reactwell — Drop a JSX or TSX file and see the React component render instantly — transpiled in your browser, no setup, nothing uploaded.
• Unstrung — Cut words out of one long strand of letters — every cut splices in fresh thread, and a word that spans the seam scores triple.
• Boxbox — Call the pit stop — read the telemetry and the driver's radio, fix what's broken, skip what isn't, and beat the clock.
• Building Approvals — Where Australia approves new homes — house vs apartment, region by region, against the 1.2-million target.
• Glyphcut — Shrink a font for the web — keep only the characters your site uses and export WOFF2. Licensed font files are never uploaded; works offline.
• Threatened Species — Every plant and animal on Australia's EPBC Act threatened list — by status, family tree, and where each one lives.
• Undercut — Race strategy with no driving — call the pit windows, read the weather, and beat the field on a decision.
• Gridwell — Open, query and convert CSV files too big for Excel — millions of rows, filtered and exported in seconds. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Rootbound — A boardless hex duel: grow one shared colony that must never split, and ring your rival's Heartroot before they ring yours.
• Universities — Every Australian university compared — drop-out rates, completion odds, international share and class sizes.
• Lastlight — One generator holds back the cold — every building only works inside its shrinking ring of warmth.
• Papershot — Turn a phone photo of a document into a flat, readable PDF scan — corners found automatically, shadows lifted. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Personal Insolvency — Where Australians go broke — bankruptcies and debt agreements for every region since 2007.
• Sporeline — Maze tower-defence where your towers are the walls — fold the road longer to kill more, then send spores into a rival's field.
• Trade Flows — What Australia sells the world, what it buys back, and how much of it rests on one customer.
• Turntide — Draughts where a jump never kills — leap an enemy and it flips to your colour, so all 24 stones stay on the board.
• Blurwell — Blur faces in photos and video in your browser — faces found automatically, plus your own boxes for plates and badges. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Changeling — Real chess with one rule bolted on: capture a piece and yours turns into it, so your queen taking a pawn becomes a pawn.
• Deepwatch — A silent co-op dive: surface a hand of deep-sea creatures in order with no numbers and no talking — all you know is who hasn't played yet.
• Delvepack — Descend a monster-choked dungeon — clear each floor, grab an upgrade, dash to dodge, go deeper. Solo, or drop in a friend and revive each other.
• Driftlock — You never move a stone — you shift the row it stands on, and whatever slides into the rising Well is yours.
• Emberwake — Outrun a rising wall of dark in a neon lane-runner where your momentum is your speed, your life and your score all at once.
• Frostward — A cone of frost sweeps the board like a searchlight — bend the wind away from your hearths and it points at someone else.
• Gloamrun — Descend the gloam together — a co-op dungeon crawl where you fight deeper floor by floor, revive each other, and see how far the dark lets you go.
• Grainfall — Rule a city-state one year at a time — split the grain, sow the fields, feed your people, and survive the harvests, rats and plagues that decide your reign.
• Income by Postcode — What people actually earn in every Australian postcode — median vs average income, negative gearing and HELP debt, straight from ATO tax data.
• Morsel — Eat the small ones, outrun the big ones — but catching anyone costs you the very mass you were winning with.
• Prescription Medicines — Every medicine Australia is prescribed on the PBS — what each one costs, how often it's dispensed, and how much the government pays versus you.
• Scrapwall — Build a fort from scrap, then hold it — a co-op siege where the horde digs toward whatever wall you left weakest.
• Tiny Tanks — Bank ricochet shots around the walls, steal the enemy flag, and race it home — a top-down capture-the-flag tank duel. Solo with bots or peer-to-peer with friends.
• Vidwell — Compress and trim video in your browser — shrink a big MP4 or MOV, cap the resolution, cut a clip, export a smaller MP4 with WebCodecs. Nothing is uploaded.
• Welfare Payments — Who receives government income support in every Australian suburb — and what the Age Pension hides.
• Bidstorm — Everyone holds the same thirteen cards — outbid your rivals for each prize, and never spend more than you had to.
• Lumenlock — Flip mirrors to bend a beam through a prism, splitting white light into a rainbow, and lock every crystal in its own colour.
• Nightwire — Hidden-role deduction where the clues are numbers: probe a seat to learn how many Ghosts sit in that window, and remember the Ghosts choose what they publish.
• Orbital Skirmish — Thrust and slingshot around a lethal star that pulls ships, bullets and rocks alike, and be the last ship flying — solo against waves, or live with 2–4 friends.
• Rooftop Solar — Every rooftop solar panel and home battery in Australia by postcode — see how your suburb compares, and why renters and apartments are being left behind.
• Verisum — Compute and verify file checksums (SHA-256, SHA-512, MD5, BLAKE3…) in your browser and match a file against a published checksum — nothing is uploaded.
• Windup — Program three moves, wind it up, and watch it all go wrong as the bots shove each other off the ripening cogs.
• Clipwell — Trim audio into clips and ringtones in your browser — drag across the waveform, fade, normalise, export MP3 or WAV. Nothing is uploaded.
• Gravity Golf — Slingshot your ball through a field of planets and bend it around gravity into the hole.
• Parliamentary Expenses — Every taxpayer-funded work expense claimed by Australia's federal MPs and Senators since the 2022 election — search, rank and map ~$618M of IPEA expenditure by person, party, category and electorate.
• PIP-OS — An unofficial Pip-Boy 3000 homage — S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats, six holotape mini-games, a hand-drawn wasteland map, six radio stations, and CRT phosphor glow.
• Immunisation Coverage — Childhood vaccination coverage for every Australian region, mapped against the 95% herd-immunity line — find your area, see which vaccines lag, and the First Nations gap.
• Screenwell — Record your screen — with mic, system audio and an optional webcam bubble — entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Snake Royale — Classic snake in a shared arena — eat, grow and cut your rivals off; last snake slithering wins.
• The Withered Key — A forensic, statistics-first reading of the Voynich Manuscript — an interactive report styled after a botanical dichotomous key.
• Hexbloom — Pick a colour to bloom your blob across the honeycomb and claim more tiles than your rivals.
• Pixpress — Compress and convert images to WebP, JPEG, AVIF or PNG entirely in your browser, with a before/after compare slider. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Rhythm Relay — Relay the beat down two lanes, tap in time to keep a shared combo alive, and take a lane each with a friend.
• Super Funds — Compare every Australian MySuper default super fund — 10-year net returns, fees at your balance, and the APRA performance test — all 52 products side by side.
• Cipher Clash — Trace words on a shared letter grid and race to claim them before your rival does.
• Foreign Relations — How Australia formally relates to every other government — 4,500+ treaties, the entire embassy network, trade agreements and organisation memberships, joined per country.
• Temporary Visa Holders — How many people live in Australia on each temporary visa — 2.9 million holders by nationality, visa type and over 14 years, from the official Home Affairs data, mapped, ranked and charted.
• Textlift — Extract text from images, screenshots and scanned PDFs entirely in your browser — plain text or searchable PDF out. Nothing is uploaded; English works offline.
• Gender Pay Gap — Search the gender pay gap at 8,600+ Australian employers — official WGEA data ranked, compared to industry and national medians, tracked year-on-year, and broken down by pay quartile.
• Government Contracts — Follow the public money — every Australian federal government contract for FY2025-26, with supplier and agency leaderboards, a relationship network, spend-flow, state map and a searchable database.
• Inkwell — Sign and fill PDFs entirely in your browser — draw, type or upload a signature, add text, dates and checkmarks. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Machinery of Government — Interactive map of the Australian Government — every department, agency, statutory body and public entity across 17 portfolios, with a Cabinet view, treemap, matrix, relationship graph, map, timeline, searchable table, and auto-computed insights.
• NSW Pokies Losses — How much each NSW council area loses to poker machines — clubs and hotels ranked, mapped and tracked over six years, with loss-per-adult comparisons for all 128 LGAs.
• Pagesmith — Merge, split, reorder, rotate and delete PDF pages entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Pokies Losses — How much your community loses to poker machines — Australian pokies losses by Local Government Area, ranked per-adult, mapped, and compared across states.
• QRForge — Generate tracking-free QR codes and scan them, entirely in your browser.
• Regional Unemployment — The unemployment rate for every Australian local government area — 15 years of official Small Area Labour Markets data, mapped, ranked and charted, with hotspots and trends surfaced automatically.
• Scribewell — Transcribe audio & video to text and subtitles (.srt/.vtt) entirely in your browser with OpenAI Whisper. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• unHEIC — Convert iPhone HEIC & HEIF photos to JPG, PNG or WebP in your browser. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Tokenpeek — Decode, inspect, verify, crack weak HMAC secrets and forge JSON Web Tokens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Flight Delays — Which Australian domestic flights run on time? Compare every major route and airline by on-time arrivals, delays and cancellations — 22 years of official BITRE data, mapped and searchable.
• Gifsmith — Turn any video into an animated GIF entirely in your browser. No uploads, no watermark; works offline.
• Pullshark — Discover open-source products trending on GitHub, re-ranked live in the browser by an HN-style decay.
• Childcare Watch — Search and compare every Australian childcare and early-learning service — NQS ratings, all seven Quality Area sub-scores, provider chains, leaderboards, and rating-change tracking.
• Zipsafe — Create and extract ZIP archives entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Charity Watch — Look up any of Australia's 65,000+ registered charities — sector, finances, where money comes from and goes, plus auto-detected anomalies.
• Veilpix — Hide an AES-256 encrypted message or file inside an ordinary image via LSB steganography, in your browser.
• Pollution Watch — Every industrial facility in Australia and the toxic substances it reports releasing — 8,140 sites, 93 pollutants, mapped and searchable.
• Sealbox — Lock any file with a password in your browser using AES-256. Nothing is uploaded; works offline.
• Metascrub — Strip hidden metadata (GPS, camera serial, timestamps) from photos losslessly, in your browser. No uploads.
• NDIS Watch — Search every NDIS Commission compliance action — banning orders, registration revocations, suspensions, and notices against Australian disability providers and workers — by name, state, and severity.
• Aged Care Quality — Search and compare every Australian residential aged care home — Star Ratings, staffing, resident surveys, and quality measures from official government data.
• BGWipe — Erase image backgrounds in your browser with an in-browser ML model. Photos never leave your device.
• Leader Skills — Explore well-documented leaders, then build your own leadership operating system.
• World Cup Invitations — Disguise every 2026 World Cup knockout match as a believable work meeting — pick your profession, browse the full bracket, and download one calendar file so you can watch in peace.
• DSN Watch — Live view of NASA's Deep Space Network — every antenna, every spacecraft, right now. A consumer-friendly reimagining of NASA's DSN Now dashboard.
• PDF Crush — Compress PDFs in your browser using MozJPEG WASM. No uploads, no accounts, no server.
• Crime Statistics — Explore and compare crime statistics across every Australian state and territory — standardised ANZSOC categories, per-capita rates, and auto-detected anomalies in one interactive dashboard.
• Development Applications — Unified planning and development application explorer across Australian councils — search, filter, and visualise DAs by type, status, suburb, and processing time.
• Road Crashes — Interactive explorer for 58,000+ Australian road fatality records (1989–2026) from the BITRE ARDD — trends, maps, demographics, and temporal heatmaps.
• Political Donations — Searchable Australian political donations explorer unifying the AEC Transparency Register and all state/territory disclosure registers into one interface with filters, aggregates, and jurisdiction comparison.
• Hospital Performance — Searchable Australian hospital performance explorer — ED 4-hour departure rates, triage response times, and elective surgery waits for 1,400+ hospitals via AIHW MyHospitals API.
• NEMWatch — Live Australian electricity spot prices and grid demand for all NEM regions, updated every 5 minutes from AEMO data.
• Dam Levels — Live storage levels for 26 major Australian dams and reservoirs via Bureau of Meteorology Water Data Online.
• Artemis Tracker — Real-time Artemis mission tracker with 3D trajectory visualization.
• Dropwell — End-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer file sharing in the browser.
• ThreatGlobe — Real-time global cyber threat observatory with interactive 3D globe.