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An AI Mahjong assistant that scans a rack, recommends discards, evaluates completed hands, and calculates scores across eight regional rulesets.
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An AI Mahjong assistant that scans a rack, recommends discards, evaluates completed hands, and calculates scores across eight regional rulesets.
MakeJoy Labs is developing free, ad-free software that helps children create, explore, and solve problems without turning attention into a product.
AgriScan proposes bolt-on onboard AI hardware that lets spray drones identify diseased plants and target them individually.
A desktop book-production app that turns one manuscript into EPUB3, Kindle, PDF, and DOCX files.
A desktop app for learning Eastern and Arabic music that listens to your playing and corrects pitch and rhythm, including genuine quarter-tones.
An 8-ball coaching product combining a structured manual, interactive drills, a trajectory simulator, and AI-assisted shot analysis.
A local-first Mac reader for reviewing Markdown files and sandboxed HTML artifacts without the clutter of a full project tree.
An Addis Ababa-based digital-trust project proposing HSM-backed document signing, PKI orchestration, and tamper-evident evidence for banks, MFIs, and payment systems.
A public food and activity guide for Lake Cumberland visitors, covering Monticello restaurants, food trucks, markets, menus, boat ramps, swim spots, weather notes, and day plans.
A South African handmade-goods shop selling one-of-one leather journals with ribbon, vintage lace, chrome hardware, and refillable paper blocks.
A macOS utility that lets external-mouse users tune scrolling, pointer movement, acceleration, sensitivity, and side-button actions.
A technical artist’s collection of Unreal Engine shaders, plugins, VFX systems, and documentation for game developers.
Rob Murrow’s personal collection of self-hosted web apps: a live-news newspaper, a GEDCOM family-tree viewer, a sliding puzzle, and an AI-generated crossword.
A French-language gifting service that turns seven answers about someone into a custom song, studio recording, lyrics PDF, and private listening page.
Curate is an offline-first iOS and iPadOS journal for cataloging books, films, TV shows, performances, and other media with personal ratings, notes, tags, progress, and dates.
A focused practice library for IB Mathematics AA students, with questions organised by topic, year, session, and paper.
A Portuguese-language crop-monitoring tool that compares satellite images of a field between two dates to reveal changes in vegetation vigor.
A free nine-question checker that estimates whether the EU Cyber Resilience Act applies to a hardware or software product, then outlines its risk class, deadlines, and obligations.
An open-source toolkit for checking BIMI setup, validating SVG Tiny PS logos, and generating the DNS records needed to publish a brand mark in email.
Oshippy compares USPS and UPS rates, estimates package details from photos, and turns a photographed address and item into a printable shipping label.
Paint by Numbers turns any PNG, JPG, or WEBP photo into a numbered canvas that you can paint in the browser or print.
ParaCover presents a parametric micro-insurance concept for smallholder farmers, using rainfall, satellite, and yield-index conditions to define payouts.
A self-hosted Linux patching and inventory console that schedules updates, verifies host returns, and records the result.
A deterministic Spotify playlist CLI and Python package that searches, confirms, builds, and verifies playlists from exact track URIs.