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• September 26, 2026 What to See on the Drive From Las Vegas to San Francisco — Mojave’s Kelso Dunes, an Overnight in Bakersfield, and Why the Extra Day Belongs in the City, Not on the Road
• September 24, 2026 What the Weather Is Actually Like on Every Stop From Charlotte to San Francisco — 12 Cities, September 28 to October 14, a Real Forecast for the Early Stops and Historical Averages for the Rest
• September 24, 2026 Four Real Routes From Las Vegas to Portland — Zion to Bryce, the Reno Arc, Death Valley’s Eastern Sierra, and the Pacific Coast, Each One Flying a Buddy Home to RDU Partway
• September 23, 2026 Where Sports Betting Is Legal Right Now, Mapped — With My Own 12-State Road-Trip Route to Las Vegas Drawn On Top
• September 21, 2026 What’s New in Sports Betting and Prediction Markets — a Real Circuit Split Headed Toward the Supreme Court, a Federal Judge Siding With New York Against Kalshi, and the NFL’s First Flat Betting Season Since Legalization
• September 20, 2026 The Top 7 Breweries in Portland, Oregon — Beervana’s 2026 Brewery of the Year, a Hotel Built Inside a 1915 Elementary School, and the 1908 Building Where It All Began
• September 17, 2026 The Top 9 Things to Do in Portland, Oregon — the World’s Largest Independent Bookstore, a 452-Square-Inch Park That Just Lost Its 54-Year Guinness Record, and a 620-Foot Waterfall a Real 30 Minutes Outside Downtown
• September 16, 2026 The Top 6 Stops From Reno to Portland on I-5 — Sacramento’s State Capitol, Santiago Calatrava’s Sundial Bridge, and the Most Voluminous Volcano in the Cascade Range
• September 14, 2026 The Top 6 Stops From Reno to Portland on US-395 — the Eastern Sierra Route North, Oregon’s Self-Declared ‘Tallest Town,’ and the Actual Deepest Lake in the US
• September 13, 2026 The Top 9 Things to Do at Lake Tahoe on a Day Trip From Reno — a 1929 Scandinavian Mansion on the Lake’s Only Island, the Brewery We Deliberately Left Out of Reno’s Own List, and the Second-Deepest Lake in the US
• September 11, 2026 The Top 8 Non-Casino Things to Do in Reno, Nevada — a Free Whitewater Kayak Course Through Downtown, Two Permanent Burning Man Sculptures, and the World’s Largest Free Hot-Air Balloon Race Landing This Very Weekend
• September 10, 2026 The Top 6 Casinos in Reno, Nevada — the First Microbrewery Ever Built Inside a Casino, a 120-Foot Mining Rig Under an Emerald-Green Dome, and a Solid Gold Rooster Seized by U.S. Marshals
• September 9, 2026 The Top 11 Stops on the Drive From Las Vegas to Reno — Nevada’s Official 431-Mile ‘Free-Range Art Highway,’ a Junkyard Forest of Buried Cars, and USA Today’s #1 Stargazing Park
• September 8, 2026 The Top 8 Things to Do in Henderson, Nevada — Sunset Station’s Own STN Sportsbook, a Free Self-Guided Chocolate Factory, and Nearly 1,700 Ancient Petroglyphs a Few Miles From the Strip
• September 7, 2026 The Top 3 Bars and Restaurants Within Walking Distance of The LINQ That Aren’t Inside a Casino — a 1976 Alleyway Dive Bar, a Family Italian Spot Since 1970, and Scorsese’s Real Fireside Lounge
• September 6, 2026 The Top 11 Things Within Walking Distance of The LINQ Hotel in Las Vegas — the Strip’s Only Zipline, a 550-Foot Observation Wheel, and the Fountains of Bellagio a 24-Minute Walk South
• September 5, 2026 The Top 7 Places to Eat in Las Vegas’s Chinatown on Spring Mountain Road — a $26.95 All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Spot, a Restaurant Running Since 1973, and the 1995 Plaza That Started It All
• September 4, 2026 The Top 10 Things to Do at Red Rock Canyon Near Las Vegas — a 1959 Diamond Heist at a Howard Hughes-Owned Ranch, Yosemite-Size Sandstone Walls That Draw Climbers From Around the World, and 800-Year-Old Rock Art
• September 3, 2026 The Top 9 Things to See at the Neon Museum in Las Vegas — a 45-Minute Nighttime Show That Reanimates 40 Signs Too Damaged to Ever Relight, and a 1961 Motel Lobby by the First Black Fellow of the AIA
• September 2, 2026 The Top 9 Things to Do on Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas — a 130,000-Square-Foot LED Canopy Billed as the World’s Largest Video Screen, a 1,750-Foot Zip Line, and a 40-Foot Fire-Breathing Praying Mantis
• August 28, 2026 The Top 9 Things to Do in the Las Vegas Arts District — Chef James Trees’ French Bistro Corner on Main Street, a Free Monthly Art Walk Now 20+ Years Running, and the 1997 Warehouse Where It All Began
• August 27, 2026 The Top 10 Things to Do at AREA15 in Las Vegas — Meow Wolf’s Interactive Grocery-Store Maze, a Nearly 30,000-Square-Foot Ice Cream Museum, and a 21-Foot Sculpture That Breathes Real Fire
• August 26, 2026 The Top 4 Bars and Breweries in Downtown Charlottesville for After NC State Plays Virginia Saturday — a 1939 Art-Deco Beer Hall Built for Watching College Football, a Brewery Inside an Art Park, and the Bar Where Dave Matthews Poured Drinks Before He Was Dave Matthews
• August 24, 2026 College Football’s 2026 Season Opens This Saturday in Dublin — Bill Belichick’s Second-Ever Game Is a Rematch With the Team That Blew Him Out 48-14 in His Coaching Debut
• August 24, 2026 Social Travel News — Our Own YouTube + Rumble Channel That Turns Real User Posts Into a Weekly, Up-to-an-Hour Travel Recap for 49 Destinations Around the World
• August 24, 2026 Kitesurf Is Cloudflare’s New Browser Built Only for AI Agents — It Runs Inside Cloudflare Workers and Uses Up to 7x Less CPU and Memory Than Chromium, Free While in Beta
• August 22, 2026 The Mona Lisa Vanished From the Louvre 115 Years Ago Today — a Former Employee Hid It in a Trunk in His Paris Apartment for Two Years, and Picasso Was Briefly Questioned as a Suspect
• August 21, 2026 The Top 10 Things to See on the Northern Route From Dallas to Las Vegas — Through Amarillo, Albuquerque, and Flagstaff, Past a 40-Foot ‘Skyscraper,’ Ten Buried Cadillacs, and Hoover Dam at the Finish Line
• August 20, 2026 The Top 10 Weird, Wild, and Human-Made Things to See on the Fastest Route From Dallas to Phoenix — the Real Friday Night Lights Stadium, a Tigua Casino With a Tangled Legal History, and a Roadside Mummy Advertised on 200+ Billboards
• August 19, 2026 The Top 7 Things to See on the Fastest Route From Dallas to Phoenix — 1,065 Miles on I-20 and I-10, Past a 63,500-Year-Old Meteor Crater, a Cave Kept Secret for 14 Years, and a 700-Year-Old Adobe ‘Skyscraper’
• August 18, 2026 Raleigh’s Kirby Derby Turns 24 This Saturday — A Free, Gravity-Powered Soapbox Race Down a Neighborhood Hill That Somehow Won a National Award
• August 17, 2026 The Top 7 Things to See on the Fastest Route From Charlotte to Dallas — 1,029 Miles on I-85 and I-20, Past a 56-Foot Iron God, a Burned Freedom Riders Bus, and the Window Where JFK Was Shot
• August 16, 2026 The Top 10 Things to See From Las Vegas to Salt Lake City — An 1867 Volcanic-Rock Fort, a Great Salt Lake That’s Actually Shrinking, and the Spot Where Brigham Young Said ‘This Is the Right Place’
• August 14, 2026 A Single Human Brain Cell May Be as Computationally Powerful as an Entire Deep Neural Network — New Research Found It Takes Far More Artificial-Network Layers to Fake One Human Neuron Than Any Other Mammal’s
• August 13, 2026 Yesterday’s Total Solar Eclipse Was a Tale of Two Skies — Spain Got Its First Total Eclipse Since 1905, and It Was ‘Glorious,’ While Clouds Swallowed the View Over Greenland and Iceland
• August 10, 2026 Wombats Poop Perfect Cubes, and Venus’s Day Outlasts Its Year — Two Wild Facts From the TikTok Account That’s Basically TodayDaysOld in Video Form
• August 9, 2026 Ötzi the Iceman’s 5,300-Year-Old Microbiome Is Still Alive — Scientists Grew Living Yeast From the Same Microbes That Colonized Him the Day He Died
• August 8, 2026 The World’s Largest Megalodon Fossil Was Lost for Over 30 Years — Then a Curator Found It Sitting Forgotten in a Box on a Museum Shelf
• August 7, 2026 The Top 10 New Things in Las Vegas for 2026 — a Lisa Vanderpump Hotel Replacing The Cromwell, the World’s Largest In-N-Out, and Waymo Self-Driving Cars Now on the Strip
• August 6, 2026 Zinley Gives Your AI Assistant a Real Phone Number of Its Own — It Answers Calls, Books Appointments, Waits on Hold, and CCs Itself Into Your Email, Free to Start
• August 5, 2026 Cape Fear, Three Versions Across 64 Years — Named for a Real Place in North Carolina That None of the Three Productions Ever Actually Filmed In
• August 4, 2026 James Franco’s Full Story — an Oscar Nomination, a Golden Globe Win the Same Night Everything Changed, a $2.235 Million Settlement, and a Quiet 2026 Comeback
• August 3, 2026 The Next Total Solar Eclipse Is August 12 — a 5,130-Mile Path Over Iceland, Spain, and Greenland, Just 2 Minutes 18 Seconds of Totality, and a Partial View Stretching Across Most of the Northern Hemisphere
• August 2, 2026 Astronomers Just Found the First-Ever Atmosphere on a Rocky Planet in Another Star’s Habitable Zone — LHS 1140 b Is 48 Light-Years Away, and Scientists Caught Its Helium Actively Leaking Into Space
• July 31, 2026 The Top 10 Gadgets, Pedals, and Tools for an Acoustic-Electric Guitar Player — a Preamp Built to Fix the Classic Piezo “Quack,” a Two-Way Humidity System Taylor Itself Recommends, and a Multi-Effects Pedal That Can Reshape Your Pickup’s Tone to Sound Like an Entirely Different Guitar Body
• July 30, 2026 SoundGate Guitar — A Free iPhone App That Lights Up an Interactive Fretboard the Instant You Play a Note, Plus an AI Tutor Built on Gemini 3 Deep Think for Real-Time Feedback and Custom Practice Routines
• July 30, 2026 The Top 10 Wine Regions of Italy — a DNA Test That Traced Puglia’s Primitivo Grape to California Zinfandel, a Wine So Tannic It Can’t Ship for Three Years, and Two Wines Both Named “Montepulciano” With Nothing in Common
• July 20, 2026 The Top 10 Things to Do in Bologna — the World’s Oldest University Still Teaching Classes, a Leaning Tower Sealed Off Since 2023 Over Collapse Fears, and the 1982 Government-Registered Recipe for the Sauce Everyone Gets Wrong
• July 18, 2026 Italy’s Red Heat Alert List Has Grown to Nearly 20 Cities, Including Rome — the Country Runs an Official Color-Coded Heat Bulletin Almost No Visitor Knows to Check
• July 15, 2026 The 2026 World Cup Final — a 48-Team Expansion, FIFA Renaming Its Own Stadium Mid-Tournament, and the First-Ever World Cup Halftime Show, All Landing at MetLife Stadium in 4 Days
• July 14, 2026 Knockoff — A Free Browser Extension That Filters the Fake, No-Name Brands Out of Your Amazon Search Results by Checking Names Against 5,000 Real Brands and a List of Linguistic Red Flags
• July 13, 2026 The Top 10 Travel Tips for Americans Heading to Europe — a Single Emergency Number That Works With No SIM Card, a Currency-Conversion Trick That Can Quietly Cost 18%, and the Exact Vatican Dress-Code Rule That Can Get You Turned Away at the Door
• July 12, 2026 The Top 10 Things to Do Near Cortona on a 5-Day Tuscany Villa Stay — a Horse Race Where the Horse Doesn’t Need a Rider to Win, Piero della Francesca’s Largest Fresco Cycle, and a 2,200-Year-Old Etruscan Bronze Tablet Found Right in Town
• July 11, 2026 The Top 10 Things to Do in Venice on a 2-Night Stay — a Brand-New 2026 Ticket System Reshaping St. Mark’s Basilica, a Secret Itinerary Through the Doge’s Torture Chamber, and the 510-Year-Old Word Venice Gave the World
• July 10, 2026 The Top 10 Things to Do in Rome That Aren’t the Vatican, the Colosseum, or the Trevi Fountain — a Reservation-Only Gallery Guarding Bernini’s Best Work, an Ancient Bath Where Opera Still Plays Every Summer, and a Hill Made of 53 Million Broken Roman Jars
• July 9, 2026 ToolWaves — A Free Site With 250+ Interactive Simulations and Browser Tools for Engineering, Science, and Biology, Nothing Ever Uploaded, Built Solo by a Civil Engineer Frustrated With Cluttered Tool Sites
• July 8, 2026 Four Things I Didn’t Know Before Flying to Italy — the EU’s New Biometric Border System, the eSIM Trick That Beats Roaming, the Truth About the Coperto, and Rome’s 2,500 Free Water Fountains
• July 7, 2026 CentryAI Reads Your Inbox and Finds Every Subscription You’ve Forgotten About — No Bank Linking, No Manual Entry, a “Zombie Subscription” Score, and a One-Tap Cancel Finder
• July 6, 2026 The Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle Toy My Cousin Just Bought Was Ideal’s Best-Selling Toy Ever — the Caesars Palace Crash, the Snake River Canyon Jump, 433 Broken Bones, and the Brand-New Las Vegas Museum
• July 6, 2026 CB Radio Never Actually Died — It’s Having a Real Comeback, and the FCC Requires Zero License, Zero Tests, and Just a Certified $30 Radio to Get on the Air Today
• July 5, 2026 The Top 10 Mishaps From America’s 250th Birthday — A Historic Heat Wave Canceled Washington DC’s Own July 4th Parade, a Stage Panel Crashed During National Mall Rehearsal, and Storms Forced a Two-Hour Evacuation Before the Fireworks
• July 4, 2026 America’s 250th Through the Years — Adams and Jefferson Died Hours Apart on the Exact 50th Anniversary of July 4th, a World’s Fair Debuted the Telephone at the 100th, a Rainstorm Sank the 150th, and Tall Ships Filled New York Harbor at the 200th
• July 3, 2026 The Quirkiest Small-Town July 4th Celebrations for America’s 250th — Bristol RI’s 241-Year-Old Parade, Nebraska’s Congressionally Official Fourth of July City, the Longest Parade Route in the Country, and the Biggest Celebration Outside the US
• July 2, 2026 NYC for America’s 250th — Sail4th 250 Puts 32 Nations and 15,000 Sailors in the Harbor July 3–8, Macy’s Lights Both Rivers at 8pm, and Here’s Everything You Need to Know Before You Go
• June 30, 2026 BETola — The Free Daily AI Sports Betting Site That Runs NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, College Football, College Basketball, and PGA Golf Through Multiple AI Analysts, Surfaces the Bets With the Biggest Edge Over the Book, and Ships It All as a Daily Podcast You Can Listen to While You Scroll
• June 26, 2026 ARRL Field Day — 31,000+ Ham Radio Operators Set Up Portable Emergency Stations Every Fourth Weekend of June, Run on Batteries and Generators, and Try to Make as Many Contacts as Possible in 24 Hours
• June 25, 2026 The Wimbledon Queue — The Only Grand Slam Where You Can Buy Centre Court Tickets the Day of Play by Lining Up, and the All England Club Runs a Free Live Tracker So You Know When to Go
• June 24, 2026 Cities and Memory — The Sound Map of the World Where Every Location Has Two Recordings: the Real Place and an Artist’s Reimagining of It
• June 23, 2026 WebSDR and KiwiSDR — Tune Real Radio Receivers Around the World From Your Browser, Free, No Login
• June 22, 2026 UNC Plays for Its First-Ever Baseball National Title Tonight in Omaha — Game 3 vs Oklahoma, 7 PM ET on ESPN
• June 20, 2026 The Carolina Hurricanes Won the 2026 Stanley Cup and Raleigh’s Throwing a Parade Today — 20 Years to the Day From the 2006 Championship March
• June 19, 2026 The USGA Runs a Free Live Shot Tracker at usopen.com — Every Player, Every Shot, All Four Rounds, GPS-Overlaid on Aerial Hole Views, No Login Required
• June 17, 2026 The US Open Is the Only Major You Can Try Out For — Any Amateur With a Low-Enough Handicap Can Pay an Entry Fee and Qualify Their Way In, Around 10,000 Try Every Year, and the 156-Player Field at Shinnecock Hills Includes Dozens Who Earned Their Spot on Golf’s Longest Day
• June 15, 2026 The David Rumsey Map Collection — One Private Collector in San Francisco Spent 46 Years Buying Historical Maps Nobody Else Wanted, Digitized 148,808 of Them at 300-800 PPI (Individual Files Up to 5 GB), Built a Free Browser-Based Zoom Viewer, Donated the Physical 150,000-Map Collection to Stanford in 2009, and Won a Webby Award for It
• June 14, 2026 Flag Day Is June 14 Because the Continental Congress Passed a Two-Sentence Flag Resolution on June 14, 1777 That Didn’t Specify How to Arrange the Stars — Plus the Betsy Ross Myth, the Francis Hopkinson Truth (and His Bar Tab With Congress), and the 140-by-70-Foot, 340-Pound American Flag Flying on a 400-Foot Pole in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
• June 13, 2026 An AI-Designed Universal Coronavirus Vaccine Just Passed Its First Human Trial — A Cambridge Lab Used Machine Learning on the Genetics of Every Known Sarbeco Coronavirus to Compute a Single “Super-Antigen,” Delivered It Needle-Free as a DNA Vaccine to 39 Volunteers, and Got Broad Immune Response Against SARS, COVID, and the Bat Viruses That Could Cause the Next Pandemic
• June 12, 2026 The Carolina Hurricanes’ “Bunch of Jerks” Story — How a 70-Year-Old Canadian Broadcasting Legend’s On-Air Rant About Their Post-Win “Storm Surge” Celebrations in February 2019 Became the Team’s Permanent Brand Identity, Got the Word “JERKS” Spelled Out in Fan Seating, and Powered Them From a 10-Year Playoff Drought All the Way to the 2026 Stanley Cup Final
• June 11, 2026 The Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament — The 68-Year-Old North Carolina Billfishing Competition With a $9 Million Purse Where, on Day 1 of Fishing This Week, a Boat Called “Marlin Fever” Caught a 919.9-Pound Blue Marlin and Broke a Tournament Record That Had Stood Since 2019, Pocketing $871,250 on the Spot With Potentially $6.2 Million More if It Holds Through Saturday
• June 8, 2026 DashView Live — The Free YouTube + Rumble Channel That Streams a Live Sports “Second Screen” Companion Dashboard Beside Every NHL, NBA, MLB, College Hoops, and Golf Major, Showing Prediction-Market Odds vs. Sportsbook Lines, Live Box Scores, and the Game’s Social Chatter, All Auto-Cycling on One TV-Ready Page
• June 7, 2026 PeakFinder — The Augmented-Reality App That Names Every Mountain on the Skyline, Knows 1,000,000+ Peaks Worldwide, Sees 300 km / 200 mi Away, Works Fully Offline, and Costs $5 One-Time From a Single Swiss Developer
• June 6, 2026 The Public Domain Review — The Editorial Magazine of the Public Domain, Publishing Long-Form Essays and Curated Collections on the Strange, the Beautiful, and the Forgotten Since 2011
• June 5, 2026 Artvee — The Free Public-Domain Art Search Engine That Aggregates High-Resolution Downloads from 40+ Museums Worldwide, Including the Rijksmuseum, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the New York Public Library, Browsable by Movement or Artist
• June 4, 2026 EarthLive.TV — One Free Aggregator for Every Live Cam Worth Watching, From an Aurora Borealis Tracker in Tromso to the ISS to a Wildlife Waterhole in Zambezi National Park
• June 3, 2026 Public Domain Image Archive — 11,000+ Out-of-Copyright Images You Can Wander, Shuffle, or Infinite-Scroll Through, From Medieval Manuscripts to 16th-Century Celestial Illustrations to Victorian Gym Equipment, All Free to Download and Reuse
• June 2, 2026 2026 Is the New 2016 — The Coordinated Internet-Wide Nostalgia Movement Trying to Bring Back Snapchat Dog Filters, Pokémon Go, the Mannequin Challenge, and the Vibe of a Year Before COVID and Generative AI
• June 1, 2026 Runway DFW — The 34,000-Subscriber YouTube Channel That Broadcasts Live, Narrated Plane-Spotting from Dallas/Fort Worth Most Weekends, With On-Site Commentators Calling Every Arrival and Departure
• May 31, 2026 DiceData — The Site That Has Run 100,000 Simulated Sessions of Every Craps and Roulette Strategy You’ve Ever Heard Of, So You Don’t Have to Lose Real Money Finding Out Which Ones Lose Slower
• May 30, 2026 Google Trends — The Real-Time “Trending Now” Tab Google Doesn’t Tell You About, Showing What Every American Is Searching For Right Now, Updated Continuously, Free, No Login
• May 29, 2026 Trends24 — The Free Site That Has Been Quietly Mirroring X’s Trending Topics Country-by-Country for Over a Decade, While X Itself Paywalled the Same Data
• May 28, 2026 Know Your Meme — The Encyclopedia of Internet Culture, Preserved by the Library of Congress, With Origin Dates and Citations for Every Meme You’ve Ever Sent
• May 27, 2026 Photopea — The Free Browser-Based Photoshop Clone Built and Maintained by One Person in Prague, That Opens Your .psd Files Without Uploading Anything Anywhere
• May 26, 2026 LibriVox — The 20-Year-Old Volunteer Project That Has Recorded Free Audiobook Versions of 20,000+ Public-Domain Books, MP3, No Account Needed
• May 25, 2026 Zooniverse — The Platform Where 2.7 Million Volunteers Have Helped Classify Galaxies, Identify Wildlife, and Transcribe Historical Manuscripts for Real Science
• May 24, 2026 FamilySearch — Billions of Historical Records, Free, in One Place — The World's Largest Genealogy Database
• May 23, 2026 Worldometer — The Live Dashboard of Planet Earth, Counting Every Birth, Death, Barrel of Oil, and Tonne of CO2 in Real Time
• May 22, 2026 Atlas Obscura — The Internet's Definitive Atlas of 24,000+ Wondrous, Curious, and Genuinely Strange Places You Can Actually Go Visit
• May 21, 2026 The Moogseum — The Asheville Museum Where You Can Walk Inside the Story of the Synthesizer and the Man Who Invented It
• May 20, 2026 The Siamese Twins Museum — Mount Airy, NC's Story of Chang and Eng Bunker, the Conjoined Twins Who Gave the World a Medical Term
• May 19, 2026 NASA Eyes on the Solar System — The Browser Tab Where You Can Fly Past Every Active Spacecraft, Planet, and Moon in Real Time
• May 18, 2026 Sofascore — The Free Scores App You Were Ignoring Is Deeper Than Everything Else, and It Covers 27+ Sports
• May 17, 2026 Blotter — The Live Map That Transcribes Police Radio Across 21 US Cities Into a Searchable Feed You Can Just Leave Open
• May 16, 2026 Salad — The Two-Sided GPU Marketplace Where Gamers Rent Out Their Idle GPU and AI Startups Rent It Back for Pennies
• May 15, 2026 CircuitMess — Open-Hardware Kits You Solder Together and Then Program to Show You Whatever Live Data You Want (Vibe Coding Era, Meet Your New Hobby)
• May 14, 2026 Flow Free — The Puzzle Game My Dad Has Played Every Single Day for Nearly a Decade (And Why That Quiet Win Deserves Your Attention)
• May 13, 2026 Tempest Weather System — The Best Personal Weather Station Out There (With One Caveat That Quietly Annoys Me)
• May 12, 2026 Citizen — The App That Knows About the Siren You Just Heard Three Blocks Away
• May 11, 2026 Two Free Apps That Tell You Where the Food Truck Is (And Which One I’d Open When I Want a Taco Right Now)
• May 10, 2026 Moises — The AI That Strips Any Song Down to Its Individual Instruments in About 10 Seconds
• May 9, 2026 WiGLE.net — 658,000 Volunteers Have Been Driving Around With Antennas Since 2001. They’ve Now Mapped 1.7 Billion WiFi Networks.
• May 8, 2026 Claude Code — The AI That Doesn’t Just Autocomplete Your Code, It Does the Whole Job
• May 7, 2026 Rip.so — The Digital Graveyard Holding Funerals for 80+ Internet Things You Forgot You Loved
• May 6, 2026 Stellarium Web — The Free In-Browser Planetarium That Lets You See the Exact Sky Above You at Any Moment in History (Or Any Future Date You Pick)
• May 5, 2026 AAA Gas Prices — The Free Daily Gas Tracker That Doesn’t Want Your Location, Your App Install, or Your Phone Number
• May 4, 2026 Snake.io — The Multiplayer Version of the Nokia Game You Played to Death in 1999
• May 2, 2026 TankerMap.com — The Free Live Map of Every Oil Tanker on Earth (And Why the Persian Gulf Is About to Look Very Different)
• May 1, 2026 Pudding.cool — The Data-Journalism Site Where Every Story Is a Custom Interactive Visual Essay
• April 30, 2026 Wanderboat — The AI Local Guide That Knows Where to Eat, What to Do, and Where the Hidden Gems Are (And Builds the Itinerary For You)
• April 29, 2026 Domainiac — The AI Domain Name Finder With an Insane Mode (and It Actually Works)
• April 28, 2026 Our World in Data — The Free Oxford Research Project That Has a Beautiful Chart for Every Problem on Earth
• April 27, 2026 On3 Transfer Portal — The Free-Agent Wire for College Sports (With NIL Price Tags Attached)
• April 26, 2026 Flightradar24 — See Every Flight in the Air Right Now, For Free
• April 25, 2026 Every Noise at Once — A Clickable Map of Every Music Genre That Exists (With a 30-Second Sample for Each)
• April 24, 2026 Home Assistant Green — The $99 Box That Lets You Own Your Smart Home
• April 23, 2026 The Cheerwine Festival — A Free 100,000-Person Street Party for a 109-Year-Old Cherry Soda
• April 22, 2026 Radio Garden — I Built This in 1998. Now the Whole World Has It.
• April 21, 2026 Laufey — The Icelandic-Chinese Jazz Singer Who Keeps Winning Grammys
• April 20, 2026 MoneyPuck.com — The Free Site That Runs 20,000 Playoff Simulations a Day So You Know the Real Odds
• April 19, 2026 Peter Zeihan — Daily Geopolitics Explainers from an Ex-Stratfor VP in Colorado
• April 18, 2026 Wispr Flow — The AI Dictation Tool That Auto-Edits Your Rambling Into Clean Writing
• April 16, 2026 Agenda Free TV — A Former SNL Writer Runs One of YouTube's Biggest Independent News Channels
• April 17, 2026 Lessie AI — Describe Who You're Looking For and the AI Finds Them
• April 14, 2026 Submarine Cable Map — See Every Undersea Cable Carrying the Internet
• April 13, 2026 Windy.com — The Weather Site That Makes TV Radar Look Like PowerPoint
• April 12, 2026 Roam: Day and Age — The Puzzle Game Where One Wrong Move Collapses Everything
• April 11, 2026 Masters.com Live Shot Tracker — Follow Every Shot at Augusta in Real Time
• April 10, 2026 DailyPuck.com — Hockey News, Read to You Every Day
• April 9, 2026 Mistral Voxtral TTS — Open-Source Voice AI That Fits on Your Phone
• April 4, 2026 Ryan Hall, Y'all — The Internet's Weather Man
• April 3, 2026 Perchance AI — Free AI Image Generator with Ridiculous Flexibility
• April 2, 2026 DailyAudio.com — Your News, Read to You
• April 1, 2026 Welcome to TodayDaysOld.com