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Site rewards families for completing real-world chores

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HighScore House is encouraging families to set their own household challenges and rewards to make chores fun.

Branding platform matches socially focused startups with hand-picked designers

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Brands for the People is an online platform that aims to help socially focused young companies get customized branding help without spending a fortune.

Online dating site matches couples through conversations

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Nerve Dating uses online chat to build relationships between potential partners, rather than relying on traditional dating profiles.

Eco fashion store shares full breakdown of its supply chain and costs

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Belgium-based Honest by ensures customers know the entire manufacturing history of all its products.

Paris restaurant invites an amateur cook to become head chef each night

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Chefs, who apply via the website, have creative control over ingredients, menu design and the cooking process.

Online trading brings social engagement to fashion shopping experience

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Little Black Bag sells mystery packs of brand name fashion items and encourages shoppers to trade and discuss.

Platform lets SMBs offer free public wifi in exchange for user activity

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Waffle is a Korean platform that lets cafes and other small businesses give their customers free public wireless in exchange for checking in with Facebook or Twitter or answering a short quiz or survey.

Japanese cafeteria offers diners in-depth advice on health and nutrition

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Tokyo canteen Tanita Shokudo provides nutritional advice and dietary equipment to help diners eat healthily.

Open source ‘blocks’ connect the offline world with the web

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Ninja Blocks is an open source hardware project based in San Francisco that aims to provide “a two-way bridge between the things in your life and the web services you use every day.”

Ad agency rewards interns’ hard work with nicer lodgings

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Brussels ad agency Mortierbrigade motivates its visiting creative interns by upgrading their accommodations when they achieve good results, while poor efforts can land them in “the basement.”