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Joined May 2026
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Dekan’s random-walk widget gives home-screen tinkerers a drawing they can restart with a tap. He built it in Omalauncher with a connected Grok agent. Open the gear to adjust iterations, speed and ink.
Omalauncher home screen with an owl and stopwatch at the top and a Walk widget below. A multicolored looping line fills the Walk widget, with a gear icon in its lower-right corner.

ALT Omalauncher home screen with an owl and stopwatch at the top and a Walk widget below. A multicolored looping line fills the Walk widget, with a gear icon in its lower-right corner.

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For teams designing payout screens: Livepeer’s reward-history mock separates the receipt from the claim action. The Beyondr puts LPT and USDC amounts together, with the LPT calculation behind an expandable section. The proposal is public and still under review.
Public design mock for Livepeer reward history, using illustrative data. A round list sits beside a receipt showing LPT and USDC amounts, with the LPT calculation expanded below. The page labels the payout-view toggle as review only.

ALT Public design mock for Livepeer reward history, using illustrative data. A round list sits beside a receipt showing LPT and USDC amounts, with the LPT calculation expanded below. The page labels the payout-view toggle as review only.

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FIELD starts its architectural horror game by asking you to draw and measure a room. Drag out a floor plan, preview it in 3D, then step inside. For game builders, it's a reference for making a tutorial feel like part of the world.
FIELD architectural horror preview on a dark green grid. A wireframe corridor recedes into a black doorway beside the words “Draw a room. Verify its dimensions. Find your way back.”

ALT FIELD architectural horror preview on a dark green grid. A wireframe corridor recedes into a black doorway beside the words “Draw a room. Verify its dimensions. Find your way back.”

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NEAR hackathon builders get one submission per team, and it can’t be edited. Make the repo public and post your demo on X before submitting. The window runs November 1–14, closing at 23:59 UTC. Worth checking those links before you hit send.
NEAR Hackathon poster on a cream background with blue accents. It shows November 1–14, 2026, the words “Build what’s next,” and nearhackathon.com beside a sphere made of letters.

ALT NEAR Hackathon poster on a cream background with blue accents. It shows November 1–14, 2026, the words “Build what’s next,” and nearhackathon.com beside a sphere made of letters.

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Sirocco puts wind and time-of-day controls beside a desert oasis you can explore in the browser. Web builders can turn up the wind or change the hour without leaving the scene. It's a useful RaidGuild reference for making atmosphere part of the interaction.
Sirocco’s turquoise oasis ringed by palms in an orange desert, with tall rock spires and an airship beneath a sunset sky.

ALT Sirocco’s turquoise oasis ringed by palms in an orange desert, with tall rock spires and an airship beneath a sunset sky.

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Dekan’s Orbit Lab gives game builders a maze you steer by placing temporary gravity wells. Guide a glowing blob around walls and spikes toward the portal. You can adjust the wells’ strength and lifetime, then retry the route.
Orbit Lab’s official orbital sandbox preview: a glowing white particle traces a cyan circle around a central gravity well against a dark background.

ALT Orbit Lab’s official orbital sandbox preview: a glowing white particle traces a cyan circle around a central gravity well against a dark background.

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Dekan built a home-screen stopwatch in Omalauncher with a connected Grok agent. Hours, minutes and seconds get separate rings. Lap and reset sit in the corners, and the widget picks up his Omarchy theme colors.
A stopwatch widget with three concentric progress rings, a digital time and milliseconds, a central pause button, a lap flag at lower left and reset at lower right.

ALT A stopwatch widget with three concentric progress rings, a digital time and milliseconds, a central pause button, a lap flag at lower left and reset at lower right.

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RaidGuild's Module Gallery study opens entries inside the grid, keeping the surrounding collection in view. Interface designers can compare Mosaic and Spatial layouts with the same 30 sample entries, then adjust the column count. Study in the reply.
Module Gallery study with Mosaic and Spatial buttons, the heading “The field responds,” a column slider, and colorful gallery cards.

ALT Module Gallery study with Mosaic and Spatial buttons, the heading “The field responds,” a column slider, and colorful gallery cards.

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Interface designers: compare navigation transitions at the same duration in RaidGuild Motion Lab. Switch between a stamp reveal and a fade, change the easing, then replay. Useful when you're choosing how a page or modal should open. Study in the reply.
RaidGuild Motion Lab’s brown interface, headed “Venture beyond,” with a circular motif and an Inspect the Field Note button.

ALT RaidGuild Motion Lab’s brown interface, headed “Venture beyond,” with a circular motif and an Inspect the Field Note button.

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Mini RC Racers puts 1/10-scale electric RC racing in your browser. Choose a car class and race AI drivers in this pixel-art demo. Start in practice mode to learn the handling before trying race day. Play it in the reply.
Mini RC Racers: four pixel-art cars round a bend beside the game title in yellow lettering.

ALT Mini RC Racers: four pixel-art cars round a bend beside the game title in yellow lettering.

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