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Jurasasphere is an interactive 3D globe for exploring real dinosaur fossil sites. Spin the Earth, click a marker, and a panel opens with details about the dinosaur found there. You can filter by geologic period, or search a dinosaur by name and let the globe fly you straight to its dig sites. The fossil data comes live from the Paleobiology Database, a public science API, backed by a curated list so the map is never empty. It's built from scratch with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and styled like a paleontology field guide. Think Google Earth, if the only thing it cared about was dinosaurs.

MeisterGuide is an AI powered overlay that assists you while you play a singleplayer game. If you find yourself with a problem inside your game, just press a hotkey and let Meister help out!

RandOS is a web-based desktop operating system where EVERY ASPECT IS RANDOM (Randos get it?). Built entirely in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no build step or framework, it re-rolls its entire appearance from curated design pools every time you open an app, so each window arrives with its own randomized colors, fonts, and layout while always staying readable. AI WAS USED.