November 2026

SQLBolt

•Courses· Listed by a fan

Interactive introduction to SQL with browser-based lessons and exercises. It covers querying, filtering, joins, aggregation and changes to database tables through small worked examples.

Thomas Dambo

•Artists· Listed by a fan

Sculptor who builds large trolls and other outdoor installations from recycled materials. His public catalogue maps works in forests and cities around the world.

OpenAQ

•Datasets· Listed by a fan

Platform providing public access to air-quality measurements from sources around the world. Users can explore monitoring locations, examine historical readings and access data through an API.

Ruha Benjamin

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

Scholar, writer and educator studying relationships between technology, inequality and social life. Her books include Race After Technology, Viral Justice and Imagination: A Manifesto.

Rainforest Alliance

•Non-profits· Listed by a fan

Organization working with farmers, communities and businesses on agriculture, forests and livelihoods. Its activities include sustainability programmes and certification for agricultural supply chains.

Mariko Mori: All That Shines

•Exhibitions· Listed by a fan

Mori Art Museum exhibition examining Mariko Mori's artistic practice through works connecting technology, spirituality and humanity's relationship with nature. It runs in Tokyo from 31 October 2026 to 28 March 2027.

Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces

•Books· Listed by a fan

Textbook by Remzi and Andrea Arpaci-Dusseau introducing operating systems through virtualization, concurrency and persistence. Its website provides chapters, exercises, projects and teaching resources.

Mona Chalabi

•Designers· Listed by a fan

Data journalist, writer and illustrator who turns datasets into visual explanations. Her work spans journalism, exhibitions, audio and video, making quantitative subjects accessible through drawing and storytelling.

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

•Parks & landmarks· Listed by a fan

Botanic garden in Edinburgh with living plant collections, glasshouses, exhibitions and horticultural learning. It forms part of an organization maintaining four gardens in Scotland and conducting plant research and conservation.

A pair of glass drinking vessels designed for espresso, with a thin rim, curved interior and a weighted base.

Geist Font

•Design assets· Listed by a fan

A typeface family from Vercel with sans-serif and monospace styles for digital interfaces and development tools.

A product design company making coffee brewing equipment, grinders, kettles, drinkware and related accessories.

Arcadia — John Akomfrah at the Natural History Museum

•Exhibitions· Listed by a fan

A five-screen film installation exploring migration, colonialism and ecological change, opening at London's Natural History Museum on November 6, 2026.

Georg Nagel

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

A researcher at the University of Würzburg recognized in the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for work on light-sensitive ion channels and optogenetics.

Museum of the City of New York

•Museums & galleries· Listed by a fan

A museum exploring New York City's history, communities and culture through collections, exhibitions and public programs.

Syncthing

•Productivity· Listed by a fan

An open-source application that synchronizes files directly between devices while keeping users in control of their data.

Decoder Ring

•Podcasts· Listed by a fan

A podcast hosted by Willa Paskin investigating cultural objects, ideas and social phenomena.

The Avalanches & Friends — Roundhouse

•Performances· Listed by a fan

A concert by the Australian electronic group The Avalanches and guests at London's Roundhouse on November 27, 2026.

Global Voices

•Communities· Listed by a fan

An international community of writers, translators and researchers publishing multilingual reporting and local perspectives.

Human Cell Atlas Data Portal

•Datasets· Listed by a fan

A portal for exploring and downloading community-generated datasets that characterize cells in the human body.

Casa da Música

•Venues· Listed by a fan

A concert venue in Porto presenting orchestral, chamber, contemporary and other music alongside educational programs.

Karl Deisseroth

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

A Stanford researcher associated with optogenetics and the use of light to study neural activity, and a recipient of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

A wool and mohair blanket with a brushed checked surface and fringed edges, designed as a textile for the home.

Organic Maps

•Health & lifestyle· Listed by a fan

An open-source offline mapping and navigation app for walking, cycling and driving, built around OpenStreetMap data.

Makerversity London

•Workspaces· Listed by a fan

A coworking and studio space at Somerset House in London with shared workshops, equipment and a community of makers and designers.

Nalgene 32oz Oasis Bottle

•Sports & outdoor· Listed by a fan

A reusable 32-ounce water bottle with a contoured canteen shape and a narrow-mouth opening for outdoor use.

Halumii Ktapihna: Lenape Legacies and Futures

•Exhibitions· Listed by a fan

An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York exploring Lenape history and living cultures through art, objects and recorded voices, through April 18, 2027.

Twenty Thousand Hertz

•Podcasts· Listed by a fan

A podcast about the origins, design and cultural significance of familiar and unexpected sounds.

RLadies+ Global

•Communities· Listed by a fan

A worldwide community promoting gender diversity in the R programming community through local chapters, mentoring and events.

Kenso Soai

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

A chemist at Tokyo University of Science recognized in the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research on asymmetric organic synthesis and autocatalysis.

A production of Caryl Churchill's play about gender, power and empire, directed by Dominic Cooke at London's Lyttelton Theatre through January 13, 2027.

KeePassXC

•Security & privacy· Listed by a fan

A cross-platform password manager that stores credentials in an encrypted database under the user's control.

OpenMoji

•Design assets· Listed by a fan

An open-source collection of illustrated emoji that designers and developers can use under a Creative Commons license.

Second Nature: Japanese Rinpa Paintings from the Gitter-Yelen Collection

•Exhibitions· Listed by a fan

An exhibition of Japanese Rinpa paintings at the New Orleans Museum of Art, bringing together scrolls, screens and other works through February 14, 2027.

Design Academy Eindhoven

•Schools· Listed by a fan

A Dutch higher education institution offering design education through studio practice, research and critical inquiry.

Giant's Causeway

•Parks & landmarks· Listed by a fan

A coastal World Heritage Site in Northern Ireland known for its basalt columns, with walking routes and a visitor experience managed by the National Trust.

A folding utility knife with a carbon-steel blade, wooden handle and rotating locking ring, made for everyday cutting tasks.

Mastodon

•Communication & social· Listed by a fan

An open-source social networking platform in which independently operated servers connect through a federated network.

Nand2Tetris

•Courses· Listed by a fan

A project-based course sequence in which learners build a computer system from logic gates through a software platform.

Robert E. Hall

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

A Stanford economist recognized in the 2026 economics prize for research connecting individual economic behavior and macroeconomic stabilization.

Hidden Brain

•Podcasts· Listed by a fan

A podcast examining the psychological patterns that influence human behavior, decisions and relationships.

An electric coffee grinder with 48 mm conical burrs and stepless adjustment for methods ranging from espresso to cold brew.

Whitepod

•Stays· Listed by a fan

A mountain accommodation destination in the Swiss Alps offering dome-shaped pods and chalets near the Dents du Midi.

Present & Correct

•Shops· Listed by a fan

A stationery shop offering contemporary and vintage office supplies, paper goods and objects for workspaces.

Muziekgebouw Eindhoven

•Venues· Listed by a fan

A concert venue in Eindhoven presenting classical music, jazz, pop and music from around the world.

Open Food Facts Database

•Datasets· Listed by a fan

An openly reusable collection of food product data, including ingredients and nutrition information contributed by a worldwide community.

Firefly III

•Finance & commerce· Listed by a fan

A self-hosted personal finance manager for recording transactions, organizing budgets and reviewing spending.

The Occupied City: New York and the American Revolution

•Exhibitions· Listed by a fan

An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York exploring the city during the American Revolution, on view through March 21, 2027.

Peter Hegemann

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

A researcher at Humboldt University of Berlin whose work on light-sensitive ion channels contributed to optogenetics and the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

GeoGebra

•Learning & reference· Listed by a fan

A collection of interactive mathematics tools for graphing, geometry, algebra and classroom learning.

New Forest National Park

•Parks & landmarks· Listed by a fan

A national park in southern England with woodland, heathland, free-roaming livestock and routes for walking and cycling.

Ferm Living

•Companies & brands· Listed by a fan

A Danish design brand producing furniture, lighting, textiles and accessories for domestic interiors.

Ologies

•Podcasts· Listed by a fan

A science podcast hosted by Alie Ward featuring conversations with specialists about their fields of study.

Gingerbread NYC: The Great Borough Bake-Off 2026

•Exhibitions· Listed by a fan

An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York featuring gingerbread interpretations of the city's landmarks, running from November 6, 2026 to January 18, 2027.

Nalgene 24oz FreshFlow Straw Bottle

•Sports & outdoor· Listed by a fan

A reusable 24-ounce water bottle with a straw-based lid designed for everyday hydration.

Danielle Mckinney: Shelter

•Exhibitions· Listed by a fan

A survey of Danielle Mckinney's paintings at the New Orleans Museum of Art, exploring intimate scenes and female subjects from November 6, 2026 to August 15, 2027.

Pera Museum

•Museums & galleries· Listed by a fan

An Istanbul museum presenting art exhibitions, collection displays, film screenings and cultural learning programs.

The Allusionist

•Podcasts· Listed by a fan

A podcast exploring language, words and the ways people use them through stories and conversations.

A Los Angeles festival bringing together entertainment and technology through panels, screenings and exhibitions from November 12 to 15, 2026.

Ferm Living Oyster Wall Sconce

•Home & living· Listed by a fan

A cast-aluminium wall light with overlapping shell-like forms that diffuse light, designed for plug-in or hardwired installation.

A biomedical research institute in London studying how living systems work and how biological discoveries can inform human health.

Thunderbird

•Communication & social· Listed by a fan

An open-source email application with tools for organizing messages, calendars and contacts.

Remix Icon

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An open-source library of interface icons in a consistent visual style for websites, applications and design work.

Navi Pillay

•Advisors· Listed by a fan

A South African jurist associated with international human rights and legal institutions, and recipient of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.

Berklee

•Schools· Listed by a fan

An education institution offering programs in music, dance and theater through its colleges, campuses and online learning.

Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam

•Parks & landmarks· Listed by a fan

A botanical garden in Amsterdam with plant collections, greenhouses and public activities about plants and biodiversity.

The Infinite Monkey Cage

•Podcasts· Listed by a fan

A BBC Radio 4 series combining scientific discussion and comedy to explore questions about the world.

A folding mushroom-foraging tool with a curved stainless-steel blade, a scraping edge and a brush for removing debris.

A stage production of Helen Edmundson's play starring Anne-Marie Duff, presented at London's Dorfman Theatre through November 21, 2026.

LocalSend

•Productivity· Listed by a fan

An open-source application for transferring files between nearby devices over a local network without a cloud service.

Material Symbols

•Design assets· Listed by a fan

A collection of configurable interface symbols from Google, available as fonts and individual assets for digital products.

Henri B. Kagan

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

A chemist recognized in the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research contributing to the understanding of asymmetric organic synthesis.

Confluence: The Tina Freeman Collection of Photographs

•Exhibitions· Listed by a fan

An exhibition at the New Orleans Museum of Art presenting photographs from the nineteenth century onward, drawn from Tina Freeman's collection, opening November 20, 2026.

Creative Commons

•Non-profits· Listed by a fan

A nonprofit organization developing copyright licenses and tools that help creators share and reuse knowledge and culture.

An Introduction to Statistical Learning

•Books· Listed by a fan

An introductory statistical learning textbook with R and Python editions, covering methods for modeling and understanding data.

Cairngorms National Park

•Parks & landmarks· Listed by a fan

A national park in the Scottish Highlands encompassing mountains, forests, communities and habitats for wildlife.

QGIS

•Data & analytics· Listed by a fan

An open-source geographic information system for viewing, editing, analyzing and presenting spatial data.

The Document Foundation

•Non-profits· Listed by a fan

The nonprofit foundation behind LibreOffice and the Document Liberation Project, supporting open document formats and office software.

Michael Woodford

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

A Columbia University economist recognized in the 2026 economics prize for research on the microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilization.

New Orleans Museum of Art

•Museums & galleries· Listed by a fan

An art museum in New Orleans presenting collection displays, temporary exhibitions and educational programs.

A dining table built around a geometric steel frame, offered with different tabletop materials and finishes, including tinted glass.

A stage adaptation by Anupama Chandrasekhar with puppetry, presented at London's Olivier Theatre from November 13, 2026 to February 6, 2027.

Roundhouse London

•Venues· Listed by a fan

A music and performing arts venue in Camden, London, with concerts, creative programs and opportunities for young artists.

NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory Data

•Datasets· Listed by a fan

A collection of atmospheric observations and datasets covering greenhouse gases, aerosols, ozone and radiation.

A food and drink festival in Whistler featuring tastings, seminars, chef-led events and culinary demonstrations, with its 2026 edition running November 5 to 15.

Rewilding Europe

•Non-profits· Listed by a fan

A nature conservation organization working with partners to restore wildlife and ecological processes across European landscapes.

Francis Halzen

•Researchers· Listed by a fan

A physicist at the University of Wisconsin–Madison associated with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and recipient of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics.

Stellarium

•Learning & reference· Listed by a fan

A planetarium application that simulates the night sky and helps users explore stars, planets and other celestial objects.

No Such Thing As A Fish

•Podcasts· Listed by a fan

A weekly podcast from the researchers behind QI, discussing unusual facts and the stories behind them.

A pair of small mouth-blown recycled-glass drinking vessels with textured surfaces derived from hand-carved forms.

Seeing Theory

•Courses· Listed by a fan

An archived interactive introduction to probability and statistics from Brown University. Visual chapters cover probability distributions, inference, regression and related mathematical ideas.

Synfig Studio

•Design & creative· Listed by a fan

A free, open-source 2D animation application using vector and bitmap artwork. It supports tweening, layers, effects and skeletal animation to reduce repetitive frame-by-frame work.

El Shaddai: Zero Nine Reversi

•Strategy games· Listed by a fan

A Reversi game set in the world of El Shaddai. Stones have health and can disappear after being flipped, with a solo story mode and online matches using character abilities.

Graduate School Simulator: Countdown to Graduation

•Simulation games· Listed by a fan

A simulation about completing graduate school within 48 weeks. Players read papers, develop a thesis and manage relationships, competitions and stress while working toward graduation.

Corposlop

•Simulation games· Listed by a fan

A desktop automation game about gathering resources through bureaucracy and refining them into components. Players build factories and production pipelines within a limited area.

Cloverstead

•Simulation games· Listed by a fan

A farming game set around the village of Lindenau. Players restore a farm, grow vegetables, care for animals, fish and explore caves, alone or with up to three friends.

Cliff Trigger

•Shooters· Listed by a fan

An action platform shooter set among floating islands. Guns function as both weapons and movement tools as players cross gaps, fight mechanical enemies and traverse the sky.

Horochi's Challenge

•Puzzle games· Listed by a fan

A single-player 3D puzzle game about changing gravity in six directions to move crystal orbs to their goals. It includes selectable stages, minimum-move medals and advanced puzzle mechanisms.

Where Are the Brakes?

•Party & casual· Listed by a fan

A cooperative action game in which up to four players share control of one shopping cart. Players steer, jump and shoot through hazardous stages and boss battles, with a solo mode also available.

Cozy Tent

•Party & casual· Listed by a fan

A quiet ambience game set inside a forest tent during rainfall. Players can make drinks, read, play chess and share the space with a ferret while the sky follows the real clock and moon.