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Yo I'm Drunk is a drunk man's best friend when it comes to get yourself somewhere in a safe manner.
Watch the world speak.
Share code on Github and edit it collaboratively online via Chrome extension.
Helps college student run errands for their fellows and get rewarded!
Find the digital version of real world texts
Some friendly competition is healthy! Now you can take on head to head fitness challenges using your up Armband!
We encrypt Facebook messages sent through your browser in a seamless way.
Your data is only secure if you're the only one who has access to it.
Automated scheduling of times and places for dinner in Michigan dining halls.
Make lists to organize your heaps of stuff!
This is a website that helps people with allergies find what they can eat at major chain restaurants.
Real-time crowdsourced authoring for the masses.
At a loss for a hack idea? No idea what API or framework to use? themetahack.com has you covered.
A webapp/service for remote control of servers using Twilio and Natural Language
Web app that takes young girls through the story of The Wizard of Oz to teach them about various aspects of robotics.
A webapp to sync multiple devices to play music together from Youtube API. A portable boombox app.
"Rest you may Luke, in safe hands your résumé is"
Live Together. Together.
Many people don't know what the fuck a server is or does, but they can code, and now they can make backends.
Hacking the hackers to be more successful
University of Michigan's student exchange system
Because 140 characters is too much sometimes...
Take a 5-10 second video of your surroundings. Then solve an animated 15 puzzle constructed from your video's frames.
GitHub powered code tutorials, by hackers, for hackers.
