Matters that Matter puts life’s loose ends in your vault
A free, open-source Obsidian plugin that turns notes into boards, lists, calendars, and timelines for tracking personal projects and their next steps.
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Mishis, a Pixel-Art Cat Collection
Mishis turns photos of cats into a collectible pixel-art catalog, with optional social and neighborhood-map features.
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MissionFit’s source-linked freelance applications
A beta tool for freelance IT candidates to capture job listings, draft tailored application materials with AI, and track each application.
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The browser instrument that follows your hands
A browser-based sound installation turns hand gestures into an evolving pad, vocal loop, and playable laser harp.
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You seem to think I wanted advice
A shareable guide to listening when someone wants to vent, rather than immediately offering solutions.
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NullPlayer brings Winamp and Windows Media skins to Mac
A free, open-source macOS music player that loads classic Winamp and Windows Media Player skins alongside local and streaming libraries.
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Onmic keeps call transcripts on your Mac
A Mac app that records both sides of calls, transcribes them live, and can create searchable, quote-linked notes on the device.
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oracl-ee’s software portfolio, filed as a game
A game-like portfolio opens onto a browser traffic simulation and projects including DocAssist, a local document question-answering app.
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Ostracon: A Heart-Weighted Personal Archive
A bilingual personal site gathers art, poetry, a diary, food, and projects inside a playful terminal-themed archive.
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Peekme: explanations inside the terminal
An open-source terminal utility that adds on-demand explanations to output from four coding-agent CLIs.
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PhotoEscape repairs the story around exported photos
A Mac app that restores dates, places, captions, albums and Live Photos from Google Takeout or Snapchat exports before adding them to Apple Photos.
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Pitch The Coin puts token ideas in the tank
A live game-show-style site where four AI investor characters question coin pitches and deliver a verdict.
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Pool turns site voice notes into daily reports
A voice-AI service for construction sites that turns WhatsApp updates into client-format daily progress reports.
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Productor gives coding agents separate lanes—and keeps approval with you
A free, open-source Mac app that runs Claude Code or Codex in separate Git worktrees so coding tasks can proceed in parallel.
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Qisti turns installment records into WhatsApp reminders
A web app for Saudi car dealerships to track installment contracts, record payments, and remind customers about due or overdue installments.
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RackReady: a workout plan that knows its way around the rack
A workout tracker that shows your exercises, calculates barbell plate loading, remembers previous weights, and offers exercise substitutions.
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Rally Gate puts RC rally timing in the club’s hands
An open project for timing RC rally stages with sensor gates, a local server, and results shown live at the service park.
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RetroPair reviews the human side of AI coding
A tool that analyzes coding-agent session logs and returns evidence-backed feedback across eight collaboration behaviors.
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RPFView: an archive editor for GTA V modders
RPFView is a free Windows tool for browsing and editing GTA V archives, textures, models, clothing, weapons, and metadata.
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RWha answers the 11:48 p.m. WhatsApp
A WhatsApp sales assistant for businesses selling across Colombia with cash on delivery, including to rural customers.
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servermarket: 6,279 servers on one price board
A free, no-account comparison page for dedicated, cloud, VPS, and GPU servers, with prices and stock from 15 providers.
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Shackworks puts the whole radio club on one logbook
An open-source, self-hosted logbook for amateur radio clubs, with contest scoring, radio connections, and shared club roles.
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ShotPark brings screenshot annotation to Mac
ShotPark is a free, open-source macOS app for capturing screen regions, annotating them, and copying, saving, or sharing the result.
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Studiotake, the podcast studio production desk
A Mac app and hosted service described as taking podcast recordings from camera cards through editing prep, audio mastering, short clips, and publishing.