
The Evolution of Trust
FreeA 30 minute interactive comic that uses simple coin games to explain why people trust, cheat and cooperate.
#Education
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A 30 minute interactive comic that uses simple coin games to explain why people trust, cheat and cooperate.
#Education

A writing toy that turns every letter you type into a musical note, so any sentence becomes a little song.
#Music

Tap your keyboard and the famous Bongo Cat meme plays bongos, piano, marimba and more along with you.
#Music

A blank digital canvas where moving your mouse drips and splatters paint, so anyone can make a Pollock-style piece.
#Art

A non-profit chess site where every feature is free with no ads: play online, solve puzzles, study and watch games.
#Others

A simple browser chiptune maker where you draw notes on a grid and share the whole song as a link.
#Music

A trivia game where every correct answer donates 10 grains of rice through the UN World Food Programme.
#Education

Penpot is the open-source design platform that makes Figma look at its subscription pricing and sweat a little. Built on web-native technologies (CSS Flex, Grid, SVG), Penpot bridges the designer-developer gap by using the same layout primitives that browsers actually understand.
#Design

If Substack and Mailchimp had a baby that actually understood growth, you'd get Beehiiv. It's the newsletter platform that doesn't just help you hit send - it's built from the ground up to turn your email list into a real media business.
#Marketing

Mercury is what happens when a banking product is actually designed by people who've run startups - not by legacy bankers who still think a fax machine is cutting-edge tech. Built specifically for US-based startups and scaling companies, it gives you a slick dashboard, virtual cards.
#Finance

Ramp is the corporate card that actually saves you money instead of just being another piece of plastic in your wallet. It combines smart corporate cards with expense management software that flags wasteful subscriptions before your CFO notices them six months too late.
#Finance

Akiflow is what happens when a to-do list app and a calendar have a baby and it actually inherits the best genes from both parents. It's a time-blocking productivity tool that pulls tasks from everywhere - Notion, Todoist, Gmail, Slack - and drops them onto your calendar.
#Productivity

Lunacy is the graphic design tool that asks: 'Why pay for Figma when you can get most of the same power for exactly zero dollars?' Built by the Icons8 team, it's a native desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux that opens, edits, and saves .sketch files.
#Design

Corporate spending is one of those things that sounds boring until you're the one approving expense reports at 11pm. Brex takes the pain out of company finances by combining smart corporate cards, automated expense tracking, and business banking into one platform that actually makes sense.
#Finance

Most founders didn't start companies because they love bookkeeping. Pilot handles the financial back office stuff that nobody wants to do but everybody needs done right: bookkeeping, tax prep, R&D credits, and fractional CFO services.
#Finance

SEO tools are one of those categories where everyone has strong opinions and nobody agrees on anything, except for one thing: Ahrefs has the best data. Their crawler processes billions of pages daily, giving you keyword volumes that are actually accurate and backlink profiles you can trust.
#Marketing
Bubble is the no-code platform that makes actual engineers nervous, which is usually a good sign. Unlike simpler builders that cap out at landing pages, Bubble lets you build full production-grade web apps with databases, user auth, API integrations, and complex logic workflows.
#Web Development

Glide turns spreadsheets and databases into actual apps, which sounds like magic but is surprisingly practical. Connect a Google Sheet, Airtable, or SQL database and Glide generates a polished, mobile-responsive app interface that stays in sync with your data.
#Productivity

Picking colors for a project sounds fun until you're staring at a blank palette with decision paralysis. Coolors solves this with a brilliantly simple mechanic: hit the spacebar and it generates a new color palette instantly.
#Design

Quality fonts are expensive, and free fonts usually look like they belong on a 2004 Geocities page. Fontshare is the exception: 100+ professionally designed, free-to-use font families from the team behind the Indian Type Foundry.
#Design

Most form builders charge you for submissions, which is a weird business model when you think about it. Tally doesn't: unlimited forms, unlimited submissions, forever free. It uses a Notion-like block editor that makes building forms feel more like writing a document than configuring software.
#Productivity
Serverless Postgres sounded like an oxymoron until Neon made it work. Their databases spin up in under a second, scale to zero when idle, and support database branching so every developer and every pull request gets an isolated copy.
#Web Development

SQLite isn't just for mobile apps and prototypes anymore. Turso takes SQLite and turns it into a globally distributed, edge-native database platform that can run millions of databases simultaneously. Their database-per-tenant model is perfect for SaaS, embedded replicas enable offline-first apps.
#Web Development

Most BI tools expect you to model your data their way. Lightdash flips that: it reads your project directly, which means if you've already done the hard work of modeling your data for transformation, you get instant dashboards with zero additional configuration.
#Productivity