dBmeter: a browser decibel meter + audio utilities
A free, in-browser decibel meter that also bundles BPM tapping, metronome, tone generator, pitch detection, waveform visualization, and a noise exposure calculator.
Issue 2026-08-20Search the complete card catalogue
Across every issue
Titles, domains, summaries, categories, signals, dates, and editorial-interest scores across the entire published catalogue.
Results
A free, in-browser decibel meter that also bundles BPM tapping, metronome, tone generator, pitch detection, waveform visualization, and a noise exposure calculator.
A real local band site with photos, live-video links, and a straightforward booking request flow.
A Windows app that treats each project as a “saved desktop” (browser profile, folders, terminals, AI agents, notes, timer, music) that returns in one click via Microsoft Store.
A private-beta Wayland software KVM that forwards keyboard/pointer/clipboard between Linux machines using QUIC + TLS 1.3, with a security-first “handoff model” and explicit reclaim.
Una web de boda en Tenerife (Carlota y Aitor) con RSVP, itinerario “en construcción” y detalles prácticos sobre transporte, calzado y respeto al entorno.
A two-tool “one stack” SaaS pitch that pairs API uptime monitoring with AI content repurposing, complete with live-looking UI examples and transparent free/pro tiers.
Pin feedback directly on preview/staging/UAT builds, then convert each pin into AI fix prompts or GitHub/Linear/Jira issues.
A tiny “do a barrel roll” launcher with spin controls, plus a surprisingly well-sourced history of the Google Search easter egg.
A small local “take a toy / leave a clean toy” weatherproof box system for dog walkers—plus optional QR-based restocking support.
A first-time Japan utility site with region planners and portable food-allergy translation cards.
Российский бокс для дрифта: подготовка машин под трек и RDS, с бесплатной диагностикой, тарифами и кейсами сборок.
A Houston power-washing service run by a 16-year-old fundraiser—built like a real booking page with a personal story front and center.
An open-source Flutter plugin that composits simultaneous front/back camera feeds into one portrait MP4/photo—complete with concrete platform notes and API examples.
A nonprofit site with volunteer/sponsor/apply flows and concrete “Year 3” program metrics, framed as rural Laos English + cultural exchange + outdoor adventure.
A set of free, private calculators that show the formulas and sources behind payback/savings estimates for solar and EV decisions.
A Kamakura temple’s multilingual site with genuinely current notices and a digital gallery concept for Enma/Ten Kings statues.
A procurement/HSE-friendly comparison guide for ATEX & IECEx certified hazardous-area two-way radios, with DMR vs TETRA vs PoC framed as “procurement review” decisions.
A marketplace for “agentic AI skills” that lets you see real rendered output (not a README) before downloading.
A free iOS dog-breed quiz that ranks 121 breeds by fit and then turns the match into practical care reminders—no account, nothing leaves your phone.
A free suite of merge/split/compress/OCR/edit PDF tools that runs entirely in your browser—no signup, no watermark, no server upload.
A privacy-first, browser-based “file utility suite” that bundles hundreds of PDF/media/AI-related conversions and edits.
A dense hub of India-specific personal finance calculators that runs in-browser, updates instantly, and lets you download results to Excel—positioned as free and no sign-up.
A beautifully structured, interactive “cabinet of curiosities” that lets you explore flat-earth models and their 133 catalogued arguments.
A “fake food delivery simulator” where you order imaginary meals, do a demo checkout, and watch a pretend rider deliver nothing—complete with calories and money saved.