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The ultimate collection of practical, imaginative, and life-enhancing tools that merge creativity with functionality— curated by Ali to simplify, inspire, and transform how you engage with the world.
Pattern in Islamic Art is an amazing project that combines David Wade’s passion and hard
Sometimes the best ideas are the ones that sound ridiculous at first. “What if the
MIT Learn brings together all the previously scattered open learning resources into a single, streamlined
nspiral Web isn’t just a drawing tool. It’s also a brilliant example of user interface
Animated Knots is a comprehensive, interactive, and user-friendly platform for anyone who wants to learn
PaperSizes isn’t a revolution, but it’s a clever, elegant solution to a small everyday problem.
Seeing Theory is an educational tool that aims to teach the fundamental concepts of statistics
If you thought the internet had reached peak cuteness, Owls in Towels might just prove
Have you ever stopped to consider the history and beauty of writing systems around the
Sleeping in Airports is, at its core, an airport review site. But unlike TripAdvisor, Skytrax,
Let’s be honest—most math tools feel like they were made for people who already like
magine this. You’re staring at your phone, lost in a sea of notifications, algorithms, and
Pattern Radio is a powerful tool that allows us to appreciate the majestic songs of
Some web projects grab your attention once and don’t let go. The Deep Sea by
Ah, Times Newer Roman. The shady, slightly rebellious cousin of good ol’ Times New Roman.
Math and art don’t often share the same spotlight, but the Mandelbrot set is here
Wolfram Alpha has truly been a game-changer for anyone interested in mathematics and data analysis.
With Paper Plotter, learning math is not just easier—it’s an enjoyable experience. It’s like taking
The Digital Einstein Papers is a remarkable open-access website project for The Collected Papers of
PopMath is a project that tries to bring together all of the popular mathematics events
Whether you’re dabbling in art or just love a good splash of history, Werner’s Nomenclature
When I first encountered Quanta Magazine’s “Map of Mathematics,” it felt like I had stumbled
Introducing a captivating game called Kern Type that lets you refine your kerning skills in
“Leonardo: Inside A Genius Mind” is a fascinating experiment by Google Arts & Culture that
Simply Piano is an invaluable resource for any parent looking to nurture a child’s musical
“Your Name in Landsat” takes this wealth of satellite imagery and adds a creative twist.
The Periodic Table of Tools presents a dazzling array of tools, meticulously arranged to create
In a world where data can often feel overwhelming and impersonal, Population.io stands out as
Public.Work, a new and innovative resource launched by Cosmos, emerges as a beacon for those