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Ruyay lets Arabic-speaking users describe dreams by voice or text, answer follow-up questions, and read interpretations drawn from classical works associated with Ibn Sirin and al-Nabulsi.
A French association and community for the Opérateur112 emergency-services simulation game, combining a player alliance, a 52-entry wiki, and a 317-article news section.
A cinematic 3D field atlas of Singapore that lets visitors explore sectors, drop pins, shuffle to a random corner, and request driving directions.
A USB-C status light that turns Codex, Claude Code, and AI IDE activity into green, yellow, and red signals.
Siktora analyzes AI-assisted coding sessions locally and produces a shareable assessment of how a developer directs agents, makes decisions, and manages software work.
A Taiwanese travel-planning site where visitors browse shared itineraries, adjust them to their own dates and pace, and find related tickets, transport, tours, and lodging.
A non-custodial Zcash mining pool that tracks worker activity, TIDES shares, blocks, and shielded coinbase payouts.
A map-and-list guide to 75 Beijing restaurants, with ratings, cuisine filters, nearby recommendations, and an option to add places.
SoftBox is a planned handoff platform for turning AI-built apps into managed software for small teams, with identity, workspaces, storage, versioning, and explicit permission manifests.
Squadini lets amateur clubs and community teams create collectible player cards from uploaded photos and gather them into a shared squad album.
A neighborhood-first music feed for local gigs, rehearsals, open mics, venue calendars, and musician collaboration.
Tagalong turns real-world steps into a pet-growth game, with daily goals, streak protection, gems, and weekly leagues.
A ten-round music game where players answer ridiculous questions with songs, defend their choices, vote anonymously, and compete to win the aux.
Tend uses voice AI to call patients after hospital discharge, check on recovery, answer routine questions, and flag concerns for care teams.
Engram is a selective memory layer for AI agents, separating short-lived project context from lessons promoted for reuse across projects.
THE REVNIR is a Korean game studio making “Ant Raising,” a stock-market simulation that starts players in a tiny rented room and lets them work toward becoming a market tycoon.
A Japanese joke app devoted to videos and sounds of drinks being poured, browsed by swiping from one glass to the next.
Traylet lets AI agents publish artifacts, send them for human review, and resume work after an approval, denial, or reply.
Kedge is being built for people who repeatedly abandon productivity systems and need a short, forgiving way to keep moving.
Vendra combines a CRM and power dialer in one workspace for small and mid-sized sales teams.
A focused suite of Windows tools for sending, receiving, testing, monitoring, and relaying SRT video.
A wireless controlled-torque wrench for mining, energy, and structural maintenance, offering digital PASS/FAIL validation and torque up to 11,000 lbf·ft.
A prototype and product-specification workspace for Thai software houses, business analysts, agencies, and enterprise teams.
XeroTunes is a free, open-source, offline music player for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with library management, synced lyrics, ID3 tag editing, and virtual vinyl mode in the works.