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A serious dive decompression planner for technical/recreational divers, emphasizing “the maths is the product” and on-device computation (no cloud/account).
A warm, specific AI workflow that turns family caregiving chaos into shared plans and effortless updates.
A Creative Commons field guide (with an interactive six-week checklist and idea evaluation matrix) aimed at founders trying to build for people—not portfolios.
A workout tracker that leans hard into offline-first privacy, with programs as portable JSON and a “no account, no cloud, no network” pitch.
A confident, student-targeted “AI humanization” service that explicitly promises to make essays pass Turnitin/GPTZero/Originality.ai.
A cabinetmaking “bench to saw” web app that turns a cabinet drawing into an instant cut list and nested sheet layout (grain/kerf/edge-banding handled).
A student research/engineering portfolio that reads like a lab notebook: incremental image serving, ROI-style cost modeling, and QuART speedups that landed in production.
A data-driven “am I allowed?” tool for Class 1/2/3 e-bikes on National Forest MTB trails, with quantified trail-mile and season/surface profiles by forest.
A permissionless optimistic oracle design with explicit dispute/escalation mechanics and builder-facing docs for Solana.
A cozy cat café in Sopot with resident cats, cat-safe rules, and visit booking—plus very specific local stats and testimonials.
A curated, filterable catalog of historical art pigments—each entry includes origins and backstories (Ultramarine, Vermilion, Mummy Brown, and more).
A remote interview “integrity” platform that turns live coding sessions into evidence-based timelines with a risk score and downloadable reports.
A thoughtful, metaphor-driven AI “dial” argument about how much judgment you offload—and how high settings can quietly erode supervision.
A surprisingly specific HUD Neighborhood Watch dataset turned into a clean REST API plus “task-shaped” MCP tools for Claude.
An iPhone app concept that keeps a rolling ~90-minute audio buffer on-device, so you can save moments after they happen—no cloud, no account.
Co-Thrive Labs is a personal AI company portfolio where “AI社員” (AI employees) are treated like teammates—complete with concrete stack details and ongoing build notes.
A ball-by-ball, live cricket data API with a free tier and very concrete REST endpoints, latency/uptime claims, and sample responses.
A privacy site that treats data-broker opt-out claims like a lab test—free per-site steps plus re-checks months later.
A niche gear guide for astrophotographers with evidence-backed comparisons and “real suburban skies” testing claims.
An open-source CLI hub for downloading historical Steam builds directly from depots/manifests—no Steam client required.
An open diabetic dataset catalog that leans hard into verifiable provenance (SHA-256 + Merkle root + “title deed” framing) and explicitly says no PHI.
A donation page that frames giving as funding a diabetic-support “swarm,” including cash, GPU/compute, or edge devices—claimed to be tracked on a public, browser-verified ledger.
A build-board for small open diabetes-specialist models that publishes corpus, recipe, beat-base eval, and “receipt” before anything ships to devices.
A Windows developer voice input tool that claims always-on, works-in-every-app voice transcription—one-time $49, with your Groq key.