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Camscape is a directory of free live streaming webcams, curated since 1999 and organized by location since a 2004 redesign. Listings cover beaches, cities, landmarks and nature, and are built from user submissions. The site offers browsing by category, location, an interactive map, a trending section and a Nearby feature introduced in 2025.
EmoteStudio converts photographs into emotes for Slack, Twitch, Discord and Kick in three steps, and removes backgrounds from uploaded images. It says it works best with well-lit, high-resolution pictures of people, animals and objects.
The Santa Tracker is a family-friendly website that offers a live Christmas Eve tracking experience to follow Santa Claus around the world. It also provides year-round access to Santa's North Pole village, including the workshop, reindeer barn, Mrs. Claus' Kitchen, and a Christmas countdown. Visitors can write letters to Santa, listen to North Pole Radio, and enjoy festive activities. The site aims to keep the magic of Christmas alive throughout the year.
The Powder Toy is a free open-source desktop falling sand physics sandbox game. It simulates air pressure, velocity, heat, gravity, and interactions between various substances, providing building materials, liquids, gases, and electronic components for users to construct machines, terrains, or other creations. Users can browse and upload community saves, and the game includes a Lua API for automation and plugin development. Its source code is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
MoodLight is a free online strobe, disco, party and mood light that turns a computer screen into a color-changing light. Users choose colors to match their mood and set the color change speed. The page warns that people sensitive to flashing lights or with photosensitive epilepsy should not use the application.
Short Trip is a hand-drawn interactive work by Alexander Perrin focused on a tram driver, with elements including mountains and cloaked cats. A free web version is available, and a standalone purchasable release launches on Steam on December 11, 2024, adding a new scheduled mode and extra bonus features. The work supports optional audio toggles.
