OpenFocus, pixel-by-pixel focus stacking
An open-source desktop app and command-line tool that aligns focus-stack images and fuses them into a single, all-in-focus result.
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Otocut trims the pauses from your video
A browser-based editor that removes silences and filler words from video or audio, with exports for video, subtitles, or editing timelines.
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pdfxray makes PDF damage inspectable
An open-source macOS PDF debugger that links rendered page elements to tags, reading order, glyphs, content-stream operators, and raw objects.
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Plainsong’s quiet system for loud brains
Plainsong sells ten small browser-based planners for ADHD and AuDHD life admin, with one-time prices and a local-first pitch.
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PokeMatchups turns a Pokémon team into a tournament matchup report
Paste a Pokémon Showdown team export to see its threats, tournament matchups, recommended four-Pokémon selections, and leads.
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Postcard Roads: a virtual drive across France
An in-browser road-trip simulator lets you choose a place or address in France and drive its real roads in map, photo, or 3D view.
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Потеряшкин: a city index for lost pets
A public directory of missing, sighted, and found pets, paired with a Telegram bot that says it compares animal photos across local groups.
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PS Workspace: six editors in one Windows app
PS Workspace presents a local-first Windows office suite for editing DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, PDF, Markdown, and HTML files.
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Roifile: a DORA register checker
Roifile offers a no-account check of DORA register packages, with plain-language feedback and paid filing and rejection-rescue services.
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SAMMWALD’s interactive muscle map
Markus Sammwald’s EMG project pairs muscle measurements with a rotatable 3D map and exercise findings.
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ShapeScript makes tensor shapes part of the language
A typed tensor language that checks named axes and sizes, then compiles to Python using PyTorch.
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Sheetsdrill: Google Sheets practice that checks your work
A browser-based practice course for writing Google Sheets formulas, with exercises ranging from basic functions to QUERY, arrays, text, and dates.
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Shimmoa’s directory of online places to rest
A Korean-language directory of themed online shelters, with mood-based suggestions, ambient sound controls, and a place to leave worries by a virtual fire.
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Shorbaka: “What are you to me?”
An Arabic-language tool for tracing relationships and building family, workplace, and friends-group trees.
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SilentAcres maps New York land—and the evidence around it
A New York land-research site combining property opportunities, public sales, parcel maps, and land-rights evidence.
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Size & See turns scale into a guessing game
An interactive quiz compares the sizes of animals, landmarks, planets, and everyday objects.
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StoliTours: a walk through Stolipinovo
StoliTours offers locally guided walks through Stolipinovo, a neighborhood of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, focused on residents, Roma culture, markets, and everyday life.
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Sush: a shared steering wheel for a coding agent
Sush is a desktop AI coding harness that lets a team watch, suggest changes to, or take control of a shared agent session.
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Tachyon: open swimming timing for club pools
A volunteer open-hardware project designing an electronic swimming timing system for clubs.
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Toxic Town, a medieval village for practicing villainy
A 3D social-simulation game where players manipulate a village of fourteen fictional people and see how long their deceptions hold.
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Vaultman, the coin shop’s back office
Dealer-built software for coin and bullion shops, tracking inventory and orders across live shows, eBay, a counter, and an online store.
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Chùa An Lạc, the browser-based temple
A free 3D Buddhist temple experience in a browser, with virtual rituals including prayer, meditation, chanting, and offerings.
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Wait, What Time? checks recurring calls across clock changes
A free, no-signup checker compares how a recurring call lands across time-zone changes and helps prepare a request to keep one person’s local hour fixed.
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Wallet Scanner: a key-gated seed-phrase hunting console
A browser-based page presents a locked, multi-chain crypto scanner that claims to find funded wallets through seed-phrase searches.