Dan Pope

Your phone is now an Internet-connected gameshow buzzer

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Rate these Catchphrase puzzles from the Roy Walker era

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A data-friendly train times site

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Discover Sounds

Made for a BBC hack day. Put in your favourite bands and it will give you a BBC Sounds show that played most of the bands you specified. What will you discover?

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A random xkcd comic, fit to your browser window

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Connect a game controller and read your scripts to camera like a pro!

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For all of your niche YouTube to Feedly needs

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Anagram solver akin to the word game in Channel 4's Countdown

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A Windows desktop application to help you find your photos

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A Raspberry Pi powered Christmas tree that tweets the status of the London Underground

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Confused about whether it's England, Great Britain or the United Kingdom? Let this interactive map help

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Says

Make people present whatever you want

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Express middleware to redirect to other URLs

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A (deprecated) JavaScript library to put a smile in your life

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Is it a bench?

Adds computer vision to bench-spotting. The result of Hackference 2017's hackathon, a concept feature for Open Benches

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Excelfie

Turn a selfie into an Excel-fie, based on Matt Parker's spreadsheet converter

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A simple site to tell you if it's Max's birthday. My first shot at service workers.

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A JSOxford hack using socket.io that broadcasts colours to everyone connected

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A variant of Conway's Game of Life which tends to decend into chaos^[*], written in Processing. Click to restart

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A light-following robot created during JSOxford's robot day

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