Eyes-closed audio practices to train concentration. A voice gives you something to hold in your mind — a room to build, a running number, a story, a scene to deduce from, a mantra — then reveals the answer, so you can check whether your attention held. Sit, close your eyes, and follow. Voice generated with AI.
A visual BASIC playground that runs entirely in your browser — drag out forms, drop controls, wire up events, and run it. A loving rebuild of the Visual Basic era (multiple forms, MDI, an event model), autosaving to your browser.
Accelerated Knowledge Discovery — turning AI into a cognitive research partner for science. Co-design, science guardrails, an SDK, and an open community for building agents that actually help research.
Put NASA’s Earth-observation data — plus ESA, NOAA, USGS and USDA — to work on your own question: run real Python and ready-made recipes right in the browser, with no install and no login. A searchable catalog of 3,657 datasets, 65 worked questions, 24 active satellites, live satellite imagery (GIBS) and a glossary — built around the part most courses skip: how to know when an answer is real, and when to refuse.
An interactive tool that teaches the game of Go (Baduk) to absolute beginners by reverse-engineering famous games — a hands-on primer, a 9×9 game, the 1846 Ear-Reddening Game, and AlphaGo vs Lee Sedol — with a 3D teacher who places each stone by hand and talks you through it from both sides, one “what if?” at a time.
A browser strategy game inspired by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj — you win the way he did, by earning the countryside rather than out-producing the enemy: protect villages, tax fairly, free captives, build wells and schools, and the fort surrenders when the country turns to you. Legitimacy is the resource; teaching history through play. (Early prototype.)
Plan and cost out agent architectures end-to-end — model choice, tool calls, memory, scaling. The companion to the cost paper.
A free, private companion for serious meditation — guided body-scan sittings, a thought witness, a somatic diary, and a lifetime clock that counts the days this body has left. No account, no server; everything stays on your device.
Contemplative practices to sit with — visual meditations to watch, and voice-only guided sessions: equanimity, grief, self-compassion, loving-kindness, gratitude, letting go and surrender, and plain-English visualizations of Sanskrit shlokas. One idea at a time; best with headphones.
A player for 116 AI-generated instrumental tracks — ambient, Indian classical and Carnatic ragas, the 27 nakshatra moods, devotional, cinematic, plus focus, sleep and calm-a-racing-mind. A Spotify-style now-playing bar, category filters and search; best with headphones.
A small Android companion built around a single Warkari prayer of surrender — Vitthala, you handle this. For the moments after you have done what you can do, where the rest is no longer in your hands. A quiet place to put down what you cannot keep carrying alone.
All 4,582 abhangs of Sant Tukaram — the 17th-century Warkari poet-saint of Dehu — decoded for daily life and searchable by theme (attention, anger, grief, fear, devotion). AI-assisted readings, verified against canonical sources.
An arXiv-style registry for scientific AI agents — structured disclosures, conformance gates, and citable URLs, so an agent used in research can be found, inspected, reused and cited. Hosted by UAH.
How fortunate are you, really? A two-minute check-in — answer a few quiet questions about your ordinary life, then see it set against the whole of humanity. Nothing you enter leaves the page: no accounts, no tracking.
The thousand names of Vishnu to chant, learn and know — the opening 24 shlokas with authentic, meter-aware Sanskrit chanting (each word lights up as it is sung, and its meaning appears), plus spaced-repetition flashcards, a searchable browser of all 1,000 names with meaning and etymology, and a quiz.
26 simple vegetarian recipes for a sensitive gut — high-protein, low-carb, easy to digest, kind to the heart and cholesterol, and rich in the nutrients that help the eyes. Filter by course or by need (high-protein, dairy-free, gluten-free, quick), search by ingredient, and open any recipe for its ingredients, steps and a note on why it helps. A food photo for every dish.
How a master actually sees the board. Morphy’s 1858 Opera Game rebuilt in 3D with five layers of sight — glowing arcs for the calculated line ply by ply, a heatmap of every controlled square, 3D candidate-move trees you can branch through, a reverse mode that unbuilds the mate precondition by precondition, and what-if lines that play Black’s other defenses and watch them fail. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom.