Nineteen Homemade Apps for One Linux Desktop
liqs.app presents a suite of 19 apps built to replace stock software on a single Linux desktop.
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liqs.app presents a suite of 19 apps built to replace stock software on a single Linux desktop.
A searchable guide to roughly 17,000 nationally designated historic buildings in Japan, with an iPhone app for recording visits.
A browser-based 3D previs tool for blocking scenes, directing camera moves, and exporting reference clips and prompts for AI video tools.
A searchable registry of Chinese news-site names, registered domains, and license numbers drawn from public list versions.
MilkTrust is collection-centre software for recording milk, calculating fat-based prices, tracking advances and preparing farmer payments.
MotifPad turns uploaded images into pixel art, with adjustable grids and palettes plus PNG and printable PDF exports.
This free Native American flute design tool calculates dimensions from a chosen key and hole count, then provides templates and files for making the instrument.
A bilingual family archive presents the life and cultural legacy of Nazli Khalil through stories, photographs, and a preserved voice recording.
Nche presents a sensor system for monitoring conditions in poultry houses and alerting farmers to changes in heat, air, water, light, and bird sounds.
NJ Shore Tides presents a barrier-island map estimating which streets may have tidal flooding, from Brigantine to Cape May.
A Windows desktop companion gathers media controls, timers, a temporary file shelf and gentle reminders in a small, expandable on-screen island.
Ojo Panamá presents a Panama-focused earthquake map, event information, and practical safety guidance, drawing on national and international seismic sources.
A searchable directory for comparing Japanese hot-spring towns, public baths, and day-use facilities by practical details and qualities of the water.
An unofficial port of the Xbox decompilation that lets players run Halo: Combat Evolved in a browser using their own game disc image.
An independent series pits AI models against the world of OpenTTD and documents their matches, decisions, and results.
A browser-based ledger for sari-sari stores and small shops, where customers can confirm or dispute a recorded purchase through a link.
Pango adds a before-and-after check to a Solana transaction, refusing the whole transaction if the ending account state breaks a user’s stated conditions.
An open-source PDF workbench that runs in a browser, with tools for organizing, merging, splitting, filling, signing, and commenting on documents.
A photo converter for preparing 3D crystal engraving files, with presets and exports aimed at named laser machines and workflows.
A free browser game teaches Japanese equities through lessons, simulated investing, and a multiplayer 3D map of Tokyo.
A browser-based air-combat game presents aircraft, flight-school lessons, solo and team modes, and a cockpit full of flight controls.
A free, one-button browser game about a sea turtle who refuses to swim past plastic.
A browser-based converter for font files that reports what each conversion preserves or changes.
A collection of small Claude Code mods adds gauges, controls, notes, and a customizable dashboard above the terminal prompt.