p2pmux: a shared terminal where every pane stays on its owner’s Mac
An open-source macOS terminal multiplexer for sharing a session while each pane runs on the machine, credentials, and environment of the person who created it.
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An open-source macOS terminal multiplexer for sharing a session while each pane runs on the machine, credentials, and environment of the person who created it.
A browser-based tool that removes backgrounds, applies paper textures and animated edges, and exports 1080p MP4s or transparent PNGs.
A wiki and loadout planner for the roguelite bullet-hell game Pass the Fear, with searchable item data, hunter upgrade paths, guides, and build comparisons.
A privacy-first tracker for household card credits, points, certificates, transfer bonuses, and gift cards, with deadline reminders and no bank login.
A free, no-account converter that turns JPG, PNG, or WebP images into height-adjustable STL files.
A free browser-based converter that turns PNG or JPG images into configurable 3D-printable STL or 3MF relief meshes.
A seasonal service that designs, delivers, installs, and removes curated pumpkin displays for residential porches.
A Spanish-language studio platform for class reservations, real-capacity waitlists, health notes, consent for physical adjustments, synchronized calendars, and isolated studio subdomains.
A Jakarta community for children aged 2–7 learning balance-bike skills through regular training, races, and family activities.
A Turkish phone-based inventory tool for markets, liquor stores, kiosks, delicatessens, and other small retailers.
A collector-built visual archive of standard-size Raichu Pokémon cards across languages, releases, variants, and artwork cameos.
A digital AP practice platform for Calculus, Physics, and Microeconomics that simulates exam conditions and diagnoses missed points by course unit.
A GitHub App that blocks pull requests until a human explains, in their own words, what the change does and why it belongs there.
An iPhone app that uses T-Mobile Satellite to provide location tracking, weather data, status messaging, and emergency communication without dedicated satellite hardware.
A Spanish-language research site for interactive rope-system simulations, auditable calculations, and openly published test data.
A Bariloche service that inventories family possessions, transcribes difficult documents, and organizes private collections into printed and digital records.
A UK education-sector research service that builds school contact spreadsheets with named Business, Facilities, Operations, and related managers.
An open-source, local-first terminal workspace for watching, sharing, and controlling sessions used by people and coding agents.
A ceremonial landing page for Sagittarius in a cross-linked network of zodiac-branded AI agents, projects, and domains.
An anonymous emotional-release app where people record screams, discover their “spirit animal,” and battle other screams by public vote.
An AI quoting platform for contract manufacturers that extracts manufacturing details from drawings, BOMs, and other technical documents.
A municipality-by-municipality guide to sewer lateral repair responsibility, permits, inspections, and possible assistance.
An Apple Watch app for checking lists, tracking time, logging expenses, recording habits, and editing personal Google Sheets without reaching for a phone.
A product page for a $200 pepper mill, built around an unusually ecstatic customer review that Amazon allegedly refused to publish.