MacWrap turns Windows .exe files into native-feeling Mac apps (with an “honest about limits” pitch)
Drag a Windows .exe onto MacWrap and get a real .app back on Apple Silicon—plus a compatibility tier system that tells you what to expect.
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Drag a Windows .exe onto MacWrap and get a real .app back on Apple Silicon—plus a compatibility tier system that tells you what to expect.
メルカリの商品URLを貼るだけで、再出品に必要な情報を自動入力してくれる買い切りWindowsツール。
A live Minecraft circle/oval planner that previews block patterns, coordinates, material counts, and exports PNG/SVG/print plans.
A browser MMO on Solana that claims a “hold token to play” loop where provably-fair randomness can drop real PSA/BGS Pokémon card slabs to your wallet.
A privacy-forward “I’m okay” check-in app that delays sharing until a chosen silence window passes, plus a private vault for future messages and instructions.
A coaching site built around a named practice (“The Signal Method”), a five-domain model, and a short assessment flow—anchored by a personal origin story.
A Milan events-staffing firm with unusually branded, philosophy-forward copy (“Etica della Presenza ™”) and a clear menu of services.
A nightlife content studio that promises same-day, feed-native cinematic recaps—shot like film, cut for the room and the feed.
A plain-language watchdog site explaining “ghost referral loops” in California Medi‑Cal and what SB 530 changed—plus a “Ghost Hunt” to document cases.
A newly launched official site for a civil-rights documentary short, built like a living archive with trailer, timeline, press, and screening requests.
A nonprofit-style public record that maps 15 specific enforcement gaps in Ohio law to proposed legislative amendments.
“勧誘ゼロ”を売りにした、在籍確認+AI審査つきのOB訪問マッチング(学生無料)。
A free Chrome new-tab extension that turns every tab into a Pomodoro/to-do/habit/day-planner cockpit plus an offline Notepad++-style editor.
A privacy-first suite of in-browser PDF tools (merge/split/rotate/convert/encrypt/compress) with no sign-up and clear “files never leave your device” messaging.
A custom pen-plotter studio that turns maps, birth charts, and road trips into “one stroke at a time” archival ink pieces.
A mobile finger-drum app that leans hard into low-latency feel, live loop overdubs, and mic sampling—plus a surprisingly technical “under the hood” explanation.
An open-source multi-agent coding “cockpit” that isolates each agent in its own warm git-worktree slot—plus live multi-chat thumbnails so you can supervise the fleet.
A multi-agent coding cockpit that isolates each agent in its own “warm git-worktree slot,” with live multi-chat thumbnails and a lead-supervisor workflow.
A satirical “public-health” style self-assessment that diagnoses premature delegation and spits out a recovery protocol—plus a mock cost calculator.
A free, open-source GitHub Action that reviews every pull request using your own API key (BYOK) and posts teammate-style inline comments.
A gamified STEM platform that lets students simulate real microcontroller boards in-browser, then compete—positioned as “safe by design” for schools.
A community-first Minecraft realm that treats the player economy like a real market—complete with synced live map, stock charts, and Discord bridging.
An atmospheric, interactive-feeling detective game pitch where attention literally shapes the investigation—and the site reads like a case file in progress.
A personal homelab ops page that’s basically a living dashboard: three Proxmox hosts, Terraform/Gitea Actions, Traefik, and a bunch of named self-hosted services with concrete counts.