Ordinary May’s 21 small tools for work and feeling
A Korean maker’s directory of small apps for work, journaling, emotional reflection, coordination, and playful tests.
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Penobscot’s Ordinance Gap
A civic reference explaining how Penobscot’s November 20 vote on on-premises liquor sales intersects with local land-use rules and Maine licensing law.
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Pixelquencer puts a step sequencer in the browser
Free browser-based MIDI controllers and sequencers let synthesizer, drum-machine, and plugin users play and save patterns without installing an app.
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Plastic Avengers’ Campaign Litter Data
A public dashboard turns volunteers’ litter photos into campaign findings and municipality-level counts.
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PlayToEnjoy Titans’ accessible game catalogue
A game studio offering games and mods designed for blind and sighted players to play together or solo.
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PredictMeNot puts prediction-market costs on the table
A free, no-account guide to prediction-market fees, bot claims, settlement rules, and trading results on Kalshi and Polymarket US, with a cost simulator.
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PrintChats turns WhatsApp exports into searchable PDFs
A browser-based tool opens WhatsApp .zip or .txt exports, lets you read and search them, and saves a PDF with exported photos beside their messages.
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Read Then Play’s book-to-game reading order
A hand-kept directory of games based on books, with a verdict on whether to read the book first, play first, or take either route.
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Room Daylight Optimizer
A free browser-based design tool estimates room daylight metrics and energy savings, then exports PDF reports and DXF models.
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Rotorloop puts building controls in one loop
A browser-based control app that says it brings building and industrial equipment on BACnet and Modbus into one place to monitor and adjust.
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Sayfari turns a Hackney café into an English lesson
A short, playable café scenario lets English learners practise ordering an oat flat white and handling an everyday conversation.
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Pull Up’s on-air research, with a paper trail
A Mac app for live-show hosts that finds requested studies, clips, and discussion threads, then holds them off-air until the host approves a card.
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Scratchmaxx measures golf-swing faults in degrees and inches
A golf app that analyzes phone-recorded swings and also offers scorecards, club-carry tracking, and handicap tools.
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SeedCadence counts sprouting seeds from tray photos
A germination-tracking tool for seed labs that uses tray photos to count sprouted seeds and keep a record over time.
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Silk turns intimacy logging into a habit tracker
An iPhone app for logging intimate moments, moods, and notes, then reviewing patterns over time.
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Skald Sentry: a probe that keeps the kitchen log
A wireless food-temperature probe for commercial and hospital kitchens, where readings are timestamped and sent to a live board.
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Spatial Weft’s walk-through spec suites
Spatial Weft presents browser-based, furnished walkthroughs of commercial leasing suites, with equipment placement checks for clearances, power, and egress.
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Spiders Ink builds meaning into the tattoo consult
A Las Vegas tattoo shop by women, with a consult flow that asks about style, placement, size, and what the design means to you.
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SuiteProbe’s WPS compatibility audit
An independent testing site examines how WPS Office handles Word, Excel, and PDF documents.
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Summit North Saunas, built in La Crete
A La Crete maker offers assembled cedar barrel and cabin saunas, with a build-your-own flow that shows a starting price.
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Teens Engineer: 3D printing and workshops in Causeway Bay
A Causeway Bay FDM print studio offers instant quotes for prototypes and parts, alongside small-group engineering workshops for secondary-school students.
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The Molly Hotel: “The light is kept”
A planned 18-room lighthouse hotel above the Arctic Circle, presented as opening on 1 February 2027.
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The Offline Club’s Weekend of Nothing Much
A phone-free hill retreat invites guests to request a stay, with a pavilion, verandah, and an unhurried schedule in place of screens and meetings.
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Tilebird: American Mah Jongg practice for the real table
An iPhone and iPad app with short American Mah Jongg lessons, full practice games against computer opponents, and a table-side rules guide.