That Science Thingy: work out the science, then write it down
A free, Singapore-focused science learning site combines lab-style activities, practice questions, PSLE revision and written-answer work for P5 through Sec 1 (G2).
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The Explanation Lab’s 20-lesson visual curriculum
A collection of short video-and-page lessons demonstrating methods for making complex information easier to understand.
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VitalDelta turns lab-report PDFs into an appointment summary
A browser-based tool for comparing values across lab report PDFs and making a one-page summary of changes to take to a doctor.
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WODCraft turns whiteboard workouts into checked data
An open-source workout language and compiler for writing functional-fitness prescriptions, checking them, and converting them to structured output.
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BienCuidar helps families find elder care in Argentina
A nationwide finder for elder-care residences, day centers and care at home, with WhatsApp guidance from an AI agent called Clara.
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PUJA • KOLKATA: the city in five days
A bilingual guide and living archive of Kolkata Durga Puja, spanning its history, rituals, artisans, neighbourhoods, food, and pandals.
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Kansas Deserves Better’s case against Roger Marshall
An opposition site assembling allegations about Marshall’s medical practice, votes, public remarks, donors, and Kansas voting dates.
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Lunaway: an offline map for campervan nights
A free map of campervan and van stops, facilities, and parking, with place data for France available offline.
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Moving Grounds, a journal of African dance
An independent journal and archive documenting dance histories and contemporary practices in Nigeria and across Africa.
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Octopedarian: Leave the Octopus Off the Menu
An advocacy project invites people to skip eating octopus, with sourced science and menu-spotting aids.
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Local Analyst: a data workbench that stays in the browser
A browser-based workspace for opening data files, exploring tables, running SQL, making charts, and exporting results.
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Peel Sessions: a searchable radio-session archive
An independently compiled index of John Peel’s BBC Radio 1 sessions, filterable by band, year, genre, and origin, with links to available YouTube recordings.
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Phalancle’s seven-step Decision Trace
Phalancle presents decision-support software for defense and security, built to connect sensor observations to human decisions and later evaluation.
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Plague Map 2026: 189 Is Not a Case Count
A source-linked tracker of a suspected pneumonic-plague investigation, pairing a case map with reporting and context.
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retrieve.live: a sensor-built review of your day
A personal project that presents a day timeline assembled from desktop, smart-home, and wearable signals, without manual timers or screenshots.
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Signal Loss: a warehouse party with no address online
A spare page for a $5 warehouse party, with sound-system notices, house rules, photos, and a guestbook.
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Suchi: the document archive that files itself
Suchi presents a self-hosted document archive that takes in files, names and files them, and makes their contents searchable.
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とどこよみ: a delivery calendar for furusato gifts
A Japanese guide to furusato-tax return gifts, organized by estimated arrival time, storage method, and item type.
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AssetFurnace turns prompts into game characters
An open-source, locally run pipeline that turns a prompt or image into a rigged, animated 3D game character.
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CartonMath: loading math before booking
A free set of browser-based calculators for carton, pallet, container, volume, freight-weight and export-document planning.
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A North American AI Chinese-music contest, with a public paper trail
ChineseMusic.AI presents a three-stage original-music competition inspired by Chinese musical culture, alongside its rules, announcements, workshop recordings, and downloadable guides.
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How Far: Naija Simulator
A free 3D mobile life game set across Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt, with players choosing how to move around each city.
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A menstrual-health club for Nigerian schools
The Menstrual Health Society describes a free, recurring school club where students learn about menstrual health, talk openly, and lead activities.
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The Museum of Models
A searchable archive for inspecting and comparing AI models’ answers to shared prompts across text, code, audio, image, and website tasks.