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WooblaDub Treats Dubbing as Direction, Not Translation
WooblaDub presents a human-directed dubbing workspace for adapting films and episodic video cue by cue.
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AI Caption Cut Keeps Your Video on Your Machine
A browser-based caption editor that transcribes, styles, trims, and exports short videos without uploading the footage or requiring an account.
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BuildMeter — Free Construction & Home Project Calculators
A big, searchable library of construction/home calculators that shows the formulas and gives rounded “purchase quantity” estimates.
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Hue Codex — a color-system workspace with exports + WCAG checks
A focused color workflow (picker → conversion → palette modeling → WCAG contrast → CSS/JSON/SVG exports) wrapped in a clean, consistent “codex” UI.
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Rhapsode, a map of the music behind the music
An open, curated guide to popular music that connects albums, artists, genres, scenes, studios, and historical moments.
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LabCrux Audits the Mismatches in Your Lab Report
A pay-per-audit tool that checks STEM and engineering reports for conflicting numbers, units, figures, calculations, and conclusions.
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History, Seen in Streams
An interactive World Histomap turns four thousand years of history into continuous streams of civilizations, peoples, events, and lifelines.
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Moods — a live map of how we feel
An interactive world map that turns public posts, news, events, weather, and anonymous visitor check-ins into fading fields of emotional colour.
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DroneMap Studio, a Survey Mission That Stays on Your Mac
A macOS tool that plans autonomous drone surveys, checks FAA airspace restrictions, and turns the resulting photographs into measurable 3D models.
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Auberge GIBS, a Former Tanneries in Morocco’s Ourika Valley
A historic auberge in Aghbalou offering rooms, Moroccan home cooking, gardens, and mountain quiet at Kilometer 46 of the Ourika road.
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Closet Picks: The Criterion Closet, Counted
An interactive record of what guests choose from the Criterion Closet, measured film by film across 403 visits.
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Cold Foam Lab Turns Foam-Making Into a Recipe Game
An interactive cold-foam maker lets you choose a drink, milk, flavor, sweetness level, and kitchen tool before generating a personalized recipe challenge.
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The Perspective Machine Turns Income Into a World Tour
An interactive income visualization that places your earnings among people worldwide, then replays their relative weight across 147 countries.
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Static Menagerie, a Cabinet of Unnecessary Websites
A curated collection of small independent internet projects built around strange, narrowly focused ideas.
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Ma recette illustrée turns family recipes into posters
A French gift service that composes a family recipe into a personalized, illustrated print-ready poster.
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NYC Dog Name Explorer
An interactive explorer of 819,323 New York City dog-license records, with name rankings, breed comparisons, neighborhood clusters, trends, and heatmaps.
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PPWR Docs: Packaging Paperwork, Assembled
A guided tool that turns packaging specifications, supplier files, and assessments into structured PPWR documentation and country-specific registration steps.
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Zunavek, a Privacy Scanner That Checks What the Internet Can See
A free, no-account toolkit for browser fingerprinting, IP intelligence, DNS and WebRTC leaks, bot detection, TLS, DNSSEC, email security, and other domain checks.
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Nuit de prod turns outages into Top 50 songs
A French-language incident-to-song generator for on-call teams, complete with lyrics, karaoke, cover art, and a panne leaderboard.
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Matcha Filter, for Applying or Removing the Viral Green Cast
A browser-based toolkit that applies a matcha-style look to photos and short videos, or reduces the green cast from saved media.
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The Next Card, One Card at a Time
A multilingual daily journal that draws one playing card from a shuffled deck and tells its story.
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Boostopt, the Verified C++ Optimizer
Boostopt proposes performance changes to real C++ codebases, then applies them only after testing for byte-identical behavior and measurable speedups.
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LibraryCompass: A Small, Serious Home for Your Books
An open-source native macOS app for cataloguing physical books with barcode scanning, metadata lookup, ratings, notes, reading dates, and CSV export.
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Meldstem, the phone-greeting maker
Meldstem turns written welcome messages, phone menus, queue announcements, and closed-office notices into downloadable professional voice recordings.
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Econography: A Public Record of How Economies Work
An openly sourced economic-history reference that rates twenty-four national economies year by year from 1946 to 2026.
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issued.live Watches the Internet’s Certificates Arrive
A developing data service that reads public Certificate Transparency logs, joins them with domain registration and resolution data, and plans to return the result as JSON.
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GeoRadX, a second read for clinics without radiologists
GeoRadX proposes offline chest-X-ray diagnostic support that runs on a clinic's existing computer, without cloud access or a GPU.
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AgentCall: A Permissioned Phone Line for Coding Agents
AgentCall lets one coding agent ask another coworker's agent a question through a permission-controlled communication layer.
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ilymi, the ICAN exam platform that diagnoses your bad marks
A focused study platform for Nigerian ICAN candidates, combining adaptive quizzes, diagnostics, flashcards, exemption guidance, and CBT mock exams.
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Kit Porath’s One-Person AI Cloud
A personal infrastructure account describing a private AI cloud run across 19 hosts, a six-node Kubernetes cluster, local models, and agent-operated tooling.
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Beyond the Headlines, Built as Living Dossiers
A journalism project that connects current news to its history, evidence, major claims, timelines, and unresolved questions.
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Bisel, the Guadalajara 3D printer for parts that no longer exist
A Guadalajara workshop makes custom spare parts, organizers, household objects, event batches, and other made-to-order pieces for customers across Mexico.
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Thirty Paces: a wordless one-button adventure
An in-development 2D narrative game about warmth, distance, and a mountain that never gets closer.
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ChemBioTube, a Pocket Lab Bench for the Browser
A free collection of browser-based chemistry and biochemistry tools, from DNA sequence utilities to molarity, pH, dilution, and centrifuge calculations.
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Bead Pixel Art Turns Photos Into Fuse-Bead Shopping Lists
A free browser editor converts photos into Perler-, Hama-, Artkal-, MARD-, Nabbi-, or IKEA-compatible bead patterns.
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Cloaky, the coding agent that shows its work
A local-first coding-agent workbench with visible permissions, reviewable diffs, subagents, rewindable conversations, and models advertised as zero-retention.
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Fractional CMO Australia — Neil Collins
A marketing-leadership operator’s site explaining “fractional CMO” engagements in Australia, with three engagement models and a FAQ built around revenue-accountable marketing and in-flight leadership.
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Screen Beaver
A Windows-first screen recorder that auto-edits demos (cursor polish, zooms, effects, captions) and exports locally as H.264 MP4, with AI voiceover and optional MCP agent-driven edits.
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getsharkfin.com (sharkfin)
Free software that remaps keys and sets per-key RGB for 523 ROYUAN-based keyboards (including Attack Shark), with a browser app and a desktop option.
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Graklink (graklink.com)
A QR-code builder that claims dynamic codes can be kept working “forever” after a one-time $7.99 purchase, with optional analytics subscriptions.
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URL Diagnostics (urldiagnostics.com)
A no-signup suite of free URL/UTM/QR/redirect/AI-bot access tools that outputs clean, copy-ready results.
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Boring Websites: a webring of tiny, useless-but-pleasant sites
A one-person webring that links five self-contained micro-sites—each doing exactly one absurdly specific “useless thing well.”
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Crosses: the “know the machine is free” app for racquet-stringing teams
A niche scheduling + logging tool that tracks shared stringing machines in real time, with NFC tag “tap to start” sessions.
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Carrot Cake Fucks — A cathedral built for one dessert
A single-recipe site written like a surreal, mock-religious manifesto with “receipts” and absurd ingredient theology.
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Energy Bill Lab
A transparent, source-led set of calculators to explain what’s driving U.S. home electricity costs.
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OpenAnyFile — a universal, zero-upload file viewer
A browser-based “drop any file” viewer that claims on-device rendering for hundreds of formats, with dedicated viewers per file family.
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DevCraftKit — privacy-first dev utilities in your browser
A growing suite of fast, client-side developer tools (security, DevOps, JSON/data, networking, encoding) with no accounts and no uploads.
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VoocType: voice dictation tuned for medical + legal work
A voice-to-text product that claims 320 WPM and 98.4% accuracy, trained on your vocabulary, with “smart modes” for clinical and legal formatting.
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Isogun Labs builds “one job” apps for Jira—Recap writes your monthly status from completed work
A small Atlassian Forge studio pitching focused, privacy-first Jira apps—starting with Recap, a one-click monthly status report generator.
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SwimZone: a calm daily “is it safe?” read for local water
A plain-language swim-safety verdict for specific lakes/ponds/beaches, refreshed daily from public bacteria/algae monitoring plus recent rain.
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Lonely Guy’s RL/Robotics “skill tree” portfolio
A CS undergrad’s embodied-AI/RL portfolio with progress updates, blogs, and a “skill tree” framing of learning decay and growth.
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Gone Surfing (Apple Watch surf tracker)
An Apple Watch surf tracker that claims automatic wave counting plus takeoff-zone guidance and AI coaching.
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StoryToShot: “The shot plan is the product”
An AI storyboard/shot-planning tool that treats the editable shot plan (with continuity rules) as the main exportable production package.
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Surf Log — a surf journal app that actually tracks the stuff surfers care about
A free iPhone/iPad surf journal that turns each session into a usable history: spot, board, wave/wind/tide, rating, goals, and quiver progress.
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IndexCraft — Search Visibility for the AI Search Era
A SEO/GEO/AEO/AI-search guide hub with a “Web Tools” section and a steady stream of 2026-titled how-tos.
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BizRank: local SEO + “AI agents” that claim real-time map pack and AI-engine share-of-voice tracking
A local SEO/GEO SaaS pitch that leans hard into AI search engines (Perplexity/Gemini/etc.), citation building, review handling, and white-label agency reselling—priced from $49/mo.
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Human Notes — a small library for being human
A boutique “mini book” library: 21–27 page reflective reads, shelved by feelings and rooms, with a quiet librarian voice.
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SURGO — Your AI confidence mentor
An AI coach that claims to measure “real progress” via a Confidence Index (0–100) using assessment + daily focuses + voice analysis.
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Neural network visualizer you can poke (and it uses real math in your browser)
Draw a digit and watch a trained neural net run step-by-step—hover/click weights, see softmax, and even get a “when it screws up” section.
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FormatGrid — local-only file utilities
A free, no-signup toolkit for merging/compressing/signing PDFs (with image/audio tools “soon”), explicitly designed so files never leave your device.
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Patent Graveyard — where inventions become free
A live “patent death clock” that turns expired patents into playable, license-free simulations and backtests.
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Neeam Hayder — CS student & AI/ML researcher
A personal “mission control / weekly log” site with concrete AI/ML + healthcare informatics projects and a real research/build narrative.
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PayloadTools: in-browser diff/format/validate for dev data
A no-signup suite of browser-based JSON/XML/YAML/SQL tools plus a JWT decoder, with privacy-first messaging.
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Recolor the Past: colorize old family photos (with a privacy promise)
A photo colorization tool that leans hard into “your memories stay yours” and offers a genuinely free preview/download flow.
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Reply Argus — an AI agent for app-review replies
A watchful AI agent that drafts (and can auto-publish) on-brand replies to App Store + Google Play reviews in the reviewer’s language.
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Tiny Tavern Tales
A family-friendly tabletop “story night” site with a tappable character gallery and ready-to-run mini adventures.
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Ride Somewhere | Smart Bike Ride Planner & Motorcycle Route Planner App
A “three taps” route planner that promises spontaneous detours—distance + vibe in, surprise route out.
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Fix Your Pic — Free AI photo edits by natural-language prompts
A free-to-start AI photo editor that lets you “edit any photo, just by asking,” with lots of specific one-click prompt examples.
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Hang Up First: a calm, step-by-step anti-scam playbook
A public resource that tells you exactly what to do when you’re being scammed—starting with the blunt instruction to hang up.
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ClearWrite Tools: a free writing-tool suite for non-native English learners
A coherent bundle of small, practical English writing helpers—counters, readability, grammar, diff, paraphrasing, and even a word game—aimed specifically at learners.
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HillStreetBets: Congress stock trades, live
A live tracker of U.S. House STOCK Act disclosures with aggregated leaderboards and a “refreshed 3× daily” cadence.
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PixelToolsPro — no-upload, in-browser image tools
A free, browser-based image editor suite that emphasizes “no uploads, no signup” and runs locally for quick edits like background removal, resize/compress, crop, rotate, convert, watermark, and video rotation.
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Nix the Cart: a pretend checkout for impulse-control wins
A fake shopping experience that lets you “checkout” nothing—then share the receipt as a tiny public victory.
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OuchRPG — The Infinite Text Adventure (v0.39)
A funny, coherent infinite text-adventure with class mechanics, a compendium, and versioned help—plus cloud saves if you log in.
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Pokémon Void Wiki — where-to-catch + datamined fakemon stats
An unofficial, datamined fan wiki for the Pokémon Void RPG, with a real where-to-catch tool and structured Pokédex-style databases.
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The Spirit of Detroit
A civic explainer and action hub tracking Detroit’s police drone/AI surveillance decisions—plain-language, sourced, and built around upcoming public meetings.
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Kindredly — private couple journaling, translated without exposure
A relationship guide where each partner journals privately and an AI “translator” turns both sides into gentle, actionable nudges—without ever revealing what was written.
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Omphalis — “Don’t summarize it. Understand it.”
A content-understanding tool that turns saved long-form (articles, podcasts, PDFs, EPUBs, docs) into structured “shape maps” with marked moments—positioned as the opposite of summarizers.
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Aniwordle — daily anime Wordle-style guessing
A free, no-sign-up daily anime guessing game with multiple Wordle/Connections-style modes and streaks saved locally.
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The Nasty Masters (Bizzy Buddies / Snail’s Pace Productions)
A sprawling, illustrated-comedy universe where devils, leeks, and “Global eLeeks” wage absurd culture-war fantasy—complete with a navigation full of characters and story portals.
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Basket Report — Grocery Price Index & Food Cost Data
A niche, citation-friendly grocery shelf-price index (24 staples) with a calculator and an embed-ready “receipt” for journalists and anyone arguing about egg prices.
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LogicFrame: one connected freelancer workflow (proposal → portal → invoice → payment)
A SaaS pitch that tries to stitch the messy freelancer admin stack into one connected workflow, with a client portal and AI “voice-matched” proposals.
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Minh Nguyễn — Architect & Writer
A personal site that reads like a memoir’s front porch: essays framed as “rooms,” with updates on a completed manuscript and forthcoming publications.
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Pugtools: a browser toolbox for Minecraft builders
A free, no-account suite of practical Minecraft calculators and generators—build planning, circles, enchant optimization, potions, and more.
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Shelvdon: “Hyper-logical” service-order management for unclaimed repairs
A B2B waitlist SaaS that frames backroom inventory chaos as a “storage dilemma,” then sells a kanban + automated pickup-notification workflow.
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Who’s The Mafia — browser pass-and-play social deduction
A “no app, no signup” Mafia/party game that runs on one device with step-by-step phases.
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Wirevox AI — AI receptionist that answers calls (and books appointments)
A no-code voice-agent platform pitching sub-400ms/sub-500ms call handling, CRM/calendar integrations, and “book a demo / start free” onboarding.
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QuartzAPI — JSON-to-PDF via API (with templates + multi-tenant portal)
A B2B developer product that turns JSON + visual templates into production-ready PDFs, with REST endpoints, webhooks, and multi-tenant support.
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The Orphanage — Haunted Dolls, Strictly Not For Adoption
A curated “haunted/live doll museum” with strict curator rules, resident dossiers, and a playful, unsettling adoption mythology.
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Booboot — Sabah-only delivery marketplace
A hyperlocal delivery app concept built specifically for Sabah, with a simple “post a job → rider accepts → DuitNow QR pay” flow.
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The Blue Ocean — Explora Journeys (UA/EN cruise concierge)
A Ukrainian-language luxury cruise “private подбор” site for Explora Journeys, with a calm, high-end pitch and lots of ship/lifestyle detail.
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Toolium: a browser-side toolbox of 37 “just works” utilities
A free, no-signup suite of small dev/design/security tools that run in your browser—plus guides and a “notify me” hook for new tools.
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SeqBench — fast, private bioinformatics in your browser
A free suite of DNA/RNA/protein tools that runs locally in your browser—no sign-up, no uploads.
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Secret Garden (秘密花園) — a music-and-color “emotional companion” site
A Taiwanese immersive art project where you “plant” color seeds to generate a music/emotion experience, complete with flower-language cards and a live “gardeners” team diary.
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Bloom Health Woman
A women’s health content site wrapped around a big stack of free calculators for periods, ovulation, pregnancy, and baby care.