Zemen Calendar, in Ge’ez numerals
An Ethiopian calendar with date conversion, religious observances, and options for Ge’ez or Arabic numerals.
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Animall’s Daily Glass Frog
Animall features one animal each day, pairing biological facts and conservation context with a reader vote on what comes next.
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AnyPS5 Progress Tracker
An unofficial tracker for the PS5-to-PC project AnyPS5, with a searchable compatibility list, build links, and dated progress data.
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AudioPlanner puts speaker coverage on the room plan
A free room-planning calculator for placing event speakers and subwoofers and estimating sound levels and coverage.
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BackupDuck moves iPhone photos to Pixel over Wi-Fi
A free, noncommercial utility for backing up photos and videos from an iPhone or Mac to an Android device, including Pixel.
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BearScan, the accessibility scanner with a lawsuit tracker
BearScan scans websites for accessibility issues and explains where they appear, how to fix them, and which rule they break. Scanning is free; a full report costs $99 per site.
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Brian’s Tools, a network workbench for the desktop
A standalone desktop app gathers 17 network, IP, time, MAC, text and log utilities for Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Bricoles: five small tools for everyday digital snags
A personal collection of browser-based utilities for making photo contact sheets, looping song passages, cleaning copied text, counting words, and converting running pace.
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Every Andersen Award, with its sources
A documentary reference archive for the Hans Christian Andersen Award, covering laureates, juries, countries, and editions from 1956 to 2026.
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Electricguides’ drawer of French electrical courses
A bilingual dossier compares ten French organizations offering NF C18-510 electrical-authorization training, including course durations and audience categories.
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Fair Advocacy’s self-guided response desk
A public set of tools and guides for documenting harm, planning safer next steps, and locating support.
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FoldFocus turns a closed phone into a rising city
An iPhone focus timer that turns uninterrupted sessions into buildings on a personal city map.
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Golf the Sky: speed golf for Bluesky
A browser speed-golf game where Bluesky friends race on shared holes, or players can design and share their own.
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GoMingle, a dinner game in three-minute rounds
A browser-based party game where a host starts a dinner session and guests join with a six-digit code to play short mini-games.
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haze, a terminal coding agent
An open-source coding agent that runs in a project directory, connects to an OpenAI-compatible model, and uses file and shell tools to carry out coding tasks.
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Katibi: speak your dialect, get the letter
Katibi turns spoken or typed requests into formal letters, messages, CVs, and other writing in a choice of dialects and languages.
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KeyPop makes every keystroke sound like something
A Windows app that plays sounds as you type, from mechanical clicks and piano notes to arcade combos, screams and farts.
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One Thread, Many Tasks: Learning Concurrency by Building a Runtime
A hands-on book series teaches async and coroutines by building a concurrency runtime in Odin, with a bakery simulation that makes task handoffs visible.
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Lehrzeug’s classroom toolbox
A German-language collection of free browser-based tools for teachers, from lesson planners and worksheets to classroom games and grade calculators.
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Linefold’s serial fiction slate
A Korean-language author page presenting six ongoing serial projects, from hard science-fiction mysteries to a historical webtoon.
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LinkView: HMI/SCADA screens, then a free runtime
A browser-based studio for designing HMI/SCADA screens, paired with a free runtime for Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Long Game: tonight’s OSRS grind, dealt
A free Old School RuneScape planner that turns a player’s hiscores into a maxing overview and an account-specific training session.
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Lucas puts a price on each answer
A pay-per-request research service for AI agents, with sourced answers and company-lead checks paid in USDC.
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Mantid trains models on the files you already have
A free Mac app that says it can train machine-learning models or custom LLMs on your own spreadsheets and documents, locally.