もらえるお金ガイド: Japan’s Public-Benefit Calculators
A Japanese guide with calculators for unemployment insurance, parental-leave benefits, sickness allowances, medical-cost caps, survivor pensions, and post-retirement health insurance.
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A Japanese guide with calculators for unemployment insurance, parental-leave benefits, sickness allowances, medical-cost caps, survivor pensions, and post-retirement health insurance.
A searchable car library and true-cost calculator that compares model years using complaints, recalls, EPA data, fuel, maintenance, and battery risk.
A Chrome extension that lets one user mute a single Google Meet speaker locally, without changing what anyone else hears.
A live, conversational show where guests bring something they wish their computer did, then build it on their own machine while talking.
A local discount finder that matches age-based deals to the people in your group.
NexLotus presents Aether, a self-hosted hospital platform for patient wayfinding, operational communication, and equipment custody.
A Windows system for running Taekwondo WT competitions, from athlete registration and weigh-in to brackets, judging, live scoring, public displays, and recorded results.
The NFC Mint uses cryptographically secure NFC tags to give a plain authenticity verdict when tapped with a modern phone.
The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secured NFC tags, cards, and tamper-evident seals that return a one-use verification code when tapped with a phone.
The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, cards, and tamper-evident seals that let a phone verify an item with a plain verdict in about a second.
The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, seals, cards, and companion apps for authenticating products and recording tamper evidence.
The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, seals, cards, and apps that let a phone check whether an item is genuine.
The NFC Mint makes cryptographically secure NFC tags that give a plain authenticity verdict when tapped with a modern phone.
A browser-based set of three free puzzles—ball sort, jigsaw, and hangman—refreshed for everyone at midnight UTC.
A Chrome extension that detects passwords, API keys, card numbers, and personal details, then masks them before you screen-share, screenshot, or record.
A Chinese-language workplace break site combining stealth office games, short-form content, coworker challenges, and a national “No-Work League.”
A free, open-source macOS utility that monitors Claude Code and Codex usage quotas from the Mac notch.
A free macOS toy that hangs two swinging balls from a MacBook notch, plus a small JavaScript widget for putting the same nonsense on websites.
Nurreo is an email and calendar provider on your own domain, with CLI, MCP, and skill-file access for the agent you already use.
A bilingual open journal about card systems, graphic design, fashion, markets, game culture, and design education.
An irregular zine about folk history, broadcasting ephemera, eroding landscapes, and the strange things England leaves behind.
Okapi is a Sentry-compatible error tracker that runs in one Go binary and lets coding agents read stack traces, correlate logs, and resolve issues through a native MCP server.
A native Arch package and beta installer for running Omarchy Linux with ZFS as the root filesystem.
OMCP turns an Omarchy desktop into an MCP server with 32 fixed tools for reading and changing windows, themes, notifications, power settings, screenshots, and more.