Nox, native without the ownership noise
Nox is presented as a statically typed language with Python-like syntax that compiles ahead of time to native code.
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Nox is presented as a statically typed language with Python-like syntax that compiles ahead of time to native code.
The University of Washington presents an interactive guide to infant-feeding options for people living with HIV.
ParkFluent presents a free map that colors New York City curbs according to whether parking is allowed for a chosen stay.
A tool for uploading peptide Certificates of Analysis and assessing what their documents and evidence do—and do not—verify.
A hotel operations system combining front-desk room management, billing, cash, stock, reports, staff tools, and guest booking.
A multilingual first-year-in-America resource for Haitians, with a free checklist and a paid guide to paperwork, housing, work, and rights.
A public art project invites contributions toward one homeowner’s mortgage principal, tracking verified public payments as blue blocks.
Rajista is shop software for Nigerian retailers, tracking stock, sales, staff activity and takings across tills—even when the internet is down.
An open-source CLI turns AI coding-agent sessions into shareable receipts and can block risky commands or request approval.
A free desktop app maps shortwave stations as listeners tune their radios, with broadcast schedules and transmitter details.
A public benchmark compares decision models, chat models, and simple programmed strategies as they guide an agent through grid puzzles.
Stepflow turns AI-assisted workflows into runbooks showing who acts, what systems they can access, where people approve actions, and what the activity log records.
A free iPhone and Android app reads a photographed street-cleaning sign, works out which side of the street the car is on, and sends a reminder the night before.
SUB-01 is a fictional character whose daily activities are shaped by a brain-activity model, AI-read pages, and viewer input.
A gallery-wall planner that arranges frames you already own and produces guides for hanging them.
An eerie, investigation-style dispatch about a condemned New Hampshire pumping station still drawing power, told through field audio, scanner logs, and reporter notes.
A browser-based tool for Norwegian lobster crews to map traps, record hauls, and track catches.
A Valencia running event planned for 12 December 2026, where runners compete in small groups and the last person across the line is eliminated each lap.
Unbrick presents a planning tool for make-to-order shops that turns ERP reports and customer priority lists into production plans with reasons behind the dates.
A route-planning and visit-reporting product for service businesses, with a free estimate based on a pasted or photographed client list.
A browser-based Valheim seed map, save viewer, and reference database for items, creatures, crafting, and more.
An independent guide to the upcoming game, with launch details, boss and trophy indexes, and combat explainers.
VendCaptain helps businesses running GS805 protein-shake machines track failed drinks, machine visits, pricing, and sales.
A searchable, versioned knowledge base mapping the Subgen AI group’s companies, relationships, events, products, and sources.