Untitled Wheelbarrow Game
Work through the to-do list and get everyone to the picnic in time for tea.
Before AI
Here comes the sun
London was looking dull on Street View, so I thought I'd bring the sun out. It became a Google Chrome Experiment.
Beepy
A heart rate monitor using your webcam. Sit still with your forehead in the box, and it reads your pulse from tiny changes in skin colour, based on MIT CSAIL's video magnification work.
Live typing statistics
A live look at how you type: how long you hold each key, plotted as you go, and a heatmap of your keyboard. A spin-off demo from the neuroQWERTY research.
mediCAPTCHA
Stop spam, fight malaria. The idea: CAPTCHAs that ask people to spot malaria parasites in blood smear images from phone microscopes, so every login helps with a diagnosis.
Optical toys
Speckle, a one-pixel checkerboard that shimmers as it shifts. Tunnel, an endless drift down towards a light.

Alarm tones for the Ramos
Alarm tone design for the Ramos, a nixie tube alarm clock and Kickstarter project by Paul Sammut.
The sound of SoundCloud
The SoundCloud logo as a waveform, made from white noise.
whsprs
An online version of the game telephone. Whispers are geotagged from the moment they start, so you can see how they spread around the world as people listen to and re-record their nearest or a random whisper.
Built at Music Hack Day San Francisco 2012, at TokBox.
Only the landing page survives; the recording side needed the old server.

cloudverb
Hear any recording in any space. Using the Web Audio API's convolution, it played any SoundCloud track through any SoundCloud impulse response, so a clap recorded on your phone could put a track in that room.
Built at Music Hack Day London 2012, at Facebook UK.
No longer online.

cloudchamber
Put the National Physical Laboratory's reverberation chamber, one of the most reverberant spaces in the world, online. Anyone could submit a track, which was played into the chamber, recorded, and posted back to SoundCloud with its reverb.
Built at Music Hack Day London 2011, at the Barbican.
No longer online.