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InboxReads is a curated directory for discovering newsletters across topics like tech, business, and travel. It also provides tools and resources for creators to grow and monetise their newsletters.
Liquipedia is a non-profit, community-maintained wiki covering competitive gaming. It hosts stats, teams, players, and event histories across various major esports titles.
Digital Beacon is an online tool that estimates a website’s CO₂ emissions and analyses performance metrics, breaking down environmental impact by content type such as images and scripts.
itch.io is a platform for indie developers to publish and sell games, assets, and more with full control over pricing and revenue. It offers a wide range of experimental content and a desktop app for easy installation and updates across major operating systems.
Raycast is a sleek, keyboard‑centric productivity launcher for Mac that brings your most‑used tools into one fast, reliable spot. It offers AI‑powered features and a rich ecosystem of extensions to streamline everything from note-taking to window management.
Ableton’s Learning Music is a free browser-based platform for beginners to learn music creation fundamentals like beats, melodies, and song structure through interactive lessons. No prior experience is needed, and users can export work to Ableton Live.
A friendly, daily dose of curated web design — featuring standout websites and striking typography. Perfect for designers hunting for fresh visual ideas and inspiration.
1Password is a secure password manager and digital vault that safely stores logins, credit cards, documents and more behind a master password with end-to-end encryption. It spans platforms and features handy tools like password generation, Travel Mode and breach alerts.
V. H. Belvadi’s site features essays, notes, photography, and reviews exploring science, technology, and society. It reflects his work in climate modeling and history of science, presented with a minimalist, eco-conscious, IndieWeb-aligned design.
Vintage Digital is an extensive archive of over 1,700 classic digital and analog studio gear units, featuring reverbs, delays, compressors, manuals, high-res images, and impulse responses for producers and engineers.
NASA’s website showcases the agency’s ongoing space missions, Earth science, aeronautics, technology and learning resources, all presented in an engaging, easy‑to‑navigate format. It offers up-to-date news, multimedia content and tools to explore space and climate science in a friendly, accessible way.
Native Land Digital hosts an interactive global map displaying Indigenous territories, languages, and treaties, inviting respectful learning and reflection. It’s a non‑profit, Indigenous‑led resource designed to foster deeper connections with land and histories worldwide.
The Creative Independent is an ad-free platform by Kickstarter offering interviews, essays, and guides that provide emotional and practical support for artists and creative individuals.
Wait But Why is a long-form blog that explores topics like AI, space, and procrastination through deep dives, stick-figure illustrations, and a conversational tone to make complex ideas accessible and entertaining.
Diggin’ In The Carts is a documentary series exploring the impact of Japanese video game music and its composers from the 8-bit and 16-bit eras, featuring interviews, performances, and archival footage.
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