Web products,designed firstand built small.

The Archive kept almost everything — silent film, shortwave recordings, shareware, out-of-print books — and put it behind a search box that only rewards people who already know the title they want.

arkibber reads the same collections and gives them a front door: browse by era, medium and mood, follow a thread sideways when something catches, and let the discover feed hand you things you would never have thought to query.

• Discover feed
• Era and format browsing
• Writing on what's in there

Artists looking for reference now wade through generated images with six-fingered hands and invented anatomy. The three biggest open museum collections have the real thing, and each one hides it behind a separate catalogue interface built for curators.

musist pulls all three into one surface and keeps it strictly human-made — no generated images, anywhere. Gather pulls a working set for the piece you're on. Wander drops you somewhere you weren't headed.

• Gather
• Wander
• Sketchbook

Everyone has fallen down a Wikipedia hole and nobody can start one on purpose. Random Article is noise, and search only works when you can already name the thing.

whisk makes the hole a feature. It reads the link graph and the categories underneath, then serves the interesting neighbours instead of the alphabetical ones — so the third click is better than the first.

• Threaded browsing
• Category drift
• Save a trail

Four people, four streaming services, forty minutes of scrolling, and dinner goes cold. The catalogue was never the problem — agreeing was.

flikpik turns the argument into a round of swiping. One person opens a session and sends the link, everyone swipes on the same set from their own phone, and the app returns what the room actually agrees on. No accounts until someone wants to keep the result.

• Shared sessions
• Swipe consensus
• Weekly trending packs

By the time a product turns up in your sales numbers the shelf is already crowded. The demand was visible weeks earlier, in what people were typing into the search box.

Shopper Pulse watches products, categories and consumer interests as they start to move, scores what is actually gaining, and surfaces the openings early — while there is still room to stock them.

• Product search
• Trend Score
• Save & monitor