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Corktree keeps an anxiety practice small enough for a bad day
Corktree presents an anxiety-practice app with guided breathing and other one-tap tools, currently inviting users to an iPhone beta.
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Crow: a local-file wiki for AI chats
Crow is a free desktop app that turns documents on your computer into linked Markdown notes you can question, with answers that cite their sources.
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Daily Chinwag’s disclosed computer companion, Elsie
Elsie makes regular phone calls to care-home residents, then sends staff a short wellbeing note after each chat.
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Letters to the Little-Tail Planet
A Chinese-language archive of letters remembering pets who have died, with a form for submitting a story of your own.
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Dominograph: a supply-chain disruption simulator
Dominograph lets users model an outage at a mine, plant, port, or chokepoint and trace the resulting shortfall through connected assets and commodities.
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Edau, a cited search engine for Welsh public records
A research service that describes searching Welsh public-body records and answering questions in Welsh or English with source citations.
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Edau links Wales’s public record
Edau is a Wales-focused research service that connects public records and says it cites every claim in its answers.
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Everyday Elections: election night for ordinary decisions
A satirical, shareable election-night simulator turns everyday choices into mock races, with adjustable candidates, polling, and count duration.
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Fantasy on the Hill turns congressional records into league points
A fantasy-league game lets players draft real senators and representatives, set weekly lineups, and score points from documented government activity.
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Toilete Baby: The Foot Perfume That Isn't
A mock fragrance page presents an eau de toilette for feet, complete with fictional scent notes and a tiny product world around Milk Frog.
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Wee Hours: a pee clock for your new puppy
A puppy-training app pairs a countdown to the next toilet trip with one-tap logs, a dim 3am mode, and brief daily lessons.
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Flag Maker, down to the canton
A browser-based flag designer with layouts, colours, emblems, text, adjustable proportions, and SVG, PNG, or Hearts of Iron IV exports.
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Foil Pocket’s browser-game trading cards
A review site that grades browser strategy games as collectible-style cards, with four sub-grades and a full grading method.
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Food Service Pest Reference
A free, English-and-Spanish pest reference for Utah restaurant managers, combining inspection guidance, practical checklists, and public inspection data.
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GALFA-HI’s interactive survey atlas
An open-data interface for browsing GALFA-HI neutral-hydrogen survey maps, selecting data cubes, and building downloadable cutouts.
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Axol: a dual-arm robot for physical AI
Almond Robotics presents Axol, a configurable dual-arm robot, alongside mobile bases, data-collection hardware, and an open-source software stack.
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Shim: a second set of checks for AI SDK upgrades
Shim scans an AI SDK 6-to-7 upgrade for semantic changes a codemod and typecheck can miss, then offers fixes as a tested pull request.
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Grid Time’s Case for One Planetary Clock
An explainer makes the case for replacing local clock time with a shared decimal clock: ten deci-days to a day, with the same reading everywhere.
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Gudo: your terminal, wherever you are
Gudo is a free, open-source terminal and coding-agent manager for Mac, iPhone, and iPad, connecting to sessions running on your own machines.
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Hug A Data Center: The Internet’s Most Grateful Photos
A chronological scrapbook of people thanking data centers, presented through dated posts, photo captions, and familiar social-media metrics.
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The 23-minute interruption claim, read carefully
A sourced, plain-language guide to interruption research, from resumption lag and self-interruption to the often-quoted 23-minute figure.
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JetCheck: a tail-number check for charter flights
JetCheck lets travelers check a private charter aircraft’s records, operator, runway needs, and route weather before flying.
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JewelryDB: a working desk for Korea’s jewelry trade
A Korean-language hub for jewelry-industry notices, education, jobs, events, reference material, community discussion, and practical calculators.