EPASSAX: Twelve Pieces, Nothing to Match
A French furniture catalogue built around twelve small-series objects in steel, aluminium, stone, and solid wood.
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A French furniture catalogue built around twelve small-series objects in steel, aluminium, stone, and solid wood.
An Adobe Illustrator panel that scans multi-artboard campaign files for production issues, then helps fix, re-scan, and export them.
An open-source desktop Jellyfin client that launches playback in the external mpv process already configured on your machine.
A native macOS workspace launcher that opens a project's editor, terminal, repository, files, and web pages with one keystroke.
An open-source, self-hosted gallery that reads photos and videos directly from ordinary folders.
A cited directory of franchise investment costs, revenue figures, filing dates, and outlet counts drawn from public Franchise Disclosure Documents.
A personal testing log that compares business AI tools through repeatable experiments, real costs, and practical judgments.
A prelaunch hosting app that turns a vibe and headcount into a coordinated menu, drinks plan, viewing choice, playlist, and shopping list.
A Japanese guide to commissioning replacement parts, jigs, adapters, and one-off prototypes from physical samples, photographs, or hand-drawn sketches.
A proposed voice advisor for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other MCP-speaking coding agents.
Wrenbook is software for independent funeral homes that transcribes a first call, drafts a case, and fills death certificates, permits, insurance forms, and FTC price-list documents.
A Japanese crowdsourced study site where learners submit mnemonic phrases for world-history dates and rank them by how many people choose “I’ll remember it this way.”
An agentic company-research API turns plain-English questions about a URL into typed JSON verdicts with quoted evidence.
A Yamanashi hot-spring inn pairing 100% free-flowing mineral water with local dragon lore, seasonal events, and day-use bathing.
A Jira offboarding tool that inventories a departing employee’s work and transfers ownership to successors in one audited run.
An Arabic-English hub of calculators covering money, work, bills, health, education, property, cars, dates, cooking, and Islamic practices across Arab countries.
An offline trail-guide app for navigating the 800-mile Hayduke Trail through Utah’s canyon country.
A live water-temperature board comparing measured swim spots, rivers, lakes, and coastal stations with air temperature and measurement time.
A planned one-button tool for copying an iPhone’s photos and videos to a folder on a Mac or Windows computer.
Georg Zangl’s reference site argues that people have been quietly carrying context, authority, accountability, and institutional memory across the gaps in enterprise systems.
A configurable phone-based workflow for service businesses, taking work from enquiry and site measurement through quoting, job tracking, and invoicing.
A Brisbane-built operating system for sign shops, covering quoting, proofs, materials, production, installer sign-off, and Xero invoicing.
A bilingual calculator uses bodyweight, wind, skill level, water conditions, board type, and riding goals to suggest kite and board sizes.
An unofficial reference for the KOTÁMON 1.0.2 collection, covering cards, upgrades, tapes, junk piles, achievements, and beginner guides.