Now Hanging puts museum art and your photos on your TV
A phone app lets you frame personal photos or select museum and invited-artist works, then display them on a Samsung TV or save them for another TV.
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A phone app lets you frame personal photos or select museum and invited-artist works, then display them on a Samsung TV or save them for another TV.
A free journal app pairs writing, photos and voice notes with Evie, a paid AI companion that can retrieve past entries.
The Melbourne robotics company presents five browser-based physics simulations and describes its process for developing a first robot.
Papertale is a free indie MMO in alpha, described as a side-scrolling game in the vein of old MapleStory, for Windows and Mac.
Polishot is a screenshot tool for Windows and Android that offers framing, sensitive-detail redaction, text recognition, and phone-to-PC transfers.
A native Mac app for inspecting listening TCP ports and bound UDP ports, the processes behind them, and whether other machines can reach them.
A Japanese-language study site presents math and science problems organized by subject and topic, with hints and explanations.
This fan-made Queen’s Domain codex gathers enemy, boss, weapon, item, and guide entries alongside a damage calculator and game-stat explanations.
RateCarry compares original and revised civil tender spreadsheets, showing changed rows and carrying rates only when a strict match is found.
A Japanese-language tracker organizes public disclosures of personal-data breaches, related responses, compensation, and class-action news.
An independent music-and-visual project pairs an eleven-release, 47-day sequence with a calendar of dates and individual pictures.
A free browser extension tracks time spent listening to videos in languages you’re learning across nine sites.
A tiny indie game studio’s portfolio pairs small games and game-jam projects with an interactive shrimp-species collection.
A collection of small web experiments, from a British Columbia personalized-plate checker to Whistler webcams and an offline llama game.
Independent guides explain veterinary costs and pet insurance, with calculators for estimating premiums, payouts, and break-even points.
A local guide combining practical newcomer advice, service listings, city news, events, and everyday tools for Dunfermline.
A cozy route-planning game sends a taxi across toy-island maps built around famous landmarks.
A one-person collection of free, browser-based daily puzzles, from paper folding and packing pieces to cryptic clues and a secret-topic quiz.
An eyewear shop in Haram, Giza, pairs a browser-based glasses try-on with a guide to face shapes, frame fit, and lens types.
A Windows utility for Chinese text entry, speech transcription, and translated HUD captions in VRChat, designed for SteamVR and Virtual Desktop.
A World of Warcraft: Forever character chronicle combining journal entries, a dated timeline, and a count of collected soul shards.
A free classroom resource for structured partner-talk routines, with smartboard timers, printable organizers, a routine builder, and a library of teaching tools.
A Chinese-language recordkeeping and compliance site for turtle breeders, with licensing guides, hatch countdowns, lineage charts, and ledger tools.
A directory of concluded EPA civil enforcement cases, searchable by company, case, facility, law, industry, or state.