The Yandex Delivery Confirmation That Wants a Card First
A Russian-language delivery-order page on yandex-go.site presents a 220 ₽ Yandex shipment and asks the recipient to verify a bank card.
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A Russian-language delivery-order page on yandex-go.site presents a 220 ₽ Yandex shipment and asks the recipient to verify a bank card.
陳展佑為中小企業檢查耗時流程,協助判斷哪些工作適合交給 AI 或小工具處理。
A tiny product studio offering a browser-based CSV comparison tool and a downloadable spreadsheet for costing baking batches.
REDACT presents a zkTLS protocol for proving a single fact from an authenticated HTTPS session without disclosing the underlying page, account, or value.
A bilingual Taiwanese skincare project that adjusts routines to climate, indoor air, commuting, travel, and the daily conditions around your face.
A bilingual research blog examining professional beauty equipment, home devices, and grooming technology through specifications, manuals, and regulatory documents.
A Guatemala-focused comparison site combines 64 air conditioners from eight stores with BTU sizing and electricity-cost estimates.
A phone-friendly calculator that sizes negative-air machines and builds itemized asbestos and mold abatement quotes.
A one-person Shopify app studio developing recurring pickup and local-delivery orders for bakeries, roasters, farms, florists, and similar shops.
Arcmo uses marker-free computer vision to turn a single baseball swing into motion metrics, graphs, and overlay video.
A comparative scorecard that evaluates textable AI assistants across 15 dimensions, from travel booking and email to memory, restraint, and phone calls.
An agentic audit-work platform assigns named specialists to planning, control testing, transaction review, IT assurance, and workpaper preparation.
A free browser game where you run a startup through hiring, fundraising, churn, tech debt, and the long road to an IPO.
A small Thai shop selling minimalist planters carved by hand from lightweight concrete blocks by the maker’s 67-year-old father.
A bilingual personal handbook about agents, everyday products, and materials science.
A deliberately realistic website for a fictional neutral-atom quantum computing company in Brad Feld and Phin Argofy's novel Zero Knowledge.
A Russian-language reference and diagnostic lookup for Mercedes-Benz body codes, engines, common faults, maintenance, and DTC errors.
An Italian-language consumer-banking page presents itself as Barclays while living on an unrelated-looking domain.
An anonymous Bangladeshi ledger for reporting alleged bribery, delays, harassment, and failures in government services.
A Spanish-language workshop essay explaining how movable type is arranged, locked, inked, pressed, registered, and returned to its case.
An independent fan wiki for BOMBANANA, a three-player bomb-defusal game whose blind, deaf, and mute monkeys must combine separate pieces of information.
A developer API for querying iFood restaurants, menus, prices, reviews, delivery fees, and payment methods.
CallerCat lets you call selected phone numbers from a browser using a one-time minute pass.
A persistent Vampire: the Masquerade V5 roleplaying world where players create characters, answer missions, play sessions, and leave consequences in the story.