KY Moonbow, a Forecast for One Very Specific Rainbow
A Cumberland Falls moonbow detector that scores each night from 0 to 100 using the moon, weather, river conditions, and the visitor's location.
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Las Aventuras de Selly: El Rescate de Pepper
A Spanish platform game that turns fourth-grade reading, spelling, verbs, and accent practice into a rescue mission.
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The Lunenburg Budget Project
An independent, checkable analysis of Lunenburg Public Schools’ projected FY28 budget gap.
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Lena Levit Makes Paintings Move
An Israeli mechanical engineer and artist turns painted reliefs into kinetic 3D-printed sculptures.
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LightC, the Windows cleaner with a locked door around your chat history
An open-source Windows utility that scans drives for junk, oversized files, application leftovers, social-software caches, old drivers, and other sources of C: drive bloat.
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A keyless MCP server for turning llms.txt into usable documentation
llmstxtmcp.dev finds a site's llms.txt index, retrieves linked documentation as Markdown, and searches parsed sections for agents and developer tools.
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Display Back: Walking Ads in Shibuya and Asakusa
A Tokyo advertising service puts a single client’s static QR-coded ad on a backpack display and walks it through Shibuya or Asakusa each weekend.
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LOWKEY Turns Earplugs Into a Theory of Domestic Peace
A Japanese earplug brand for sleep, focus, travel, and shared rooms, wrapped in a wider project about quiet living.
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Lucky Charm, a physics-driven charm for your desktop
A small macOS and Windows app that hangs an interactive lucky charm from the top of your screen.
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Lung Lung Ago, a Chinese Lung-Cancer Evidence Desk
A Chinese-language digest of recent lung-cancer research, major conferences, guidelines, and expert-selected clinical evidence.
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m82 Labs: The Pull Request That Explains Itself
An AI developer tool that watches vendor APIs, confirms breaking changes, finds affected call sites, writes a bounded fix, and opens an evidence-filled pull request.
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Macora, a Linux desktop built as one Rust tree
A performance-first Fedora desktop environment that combines the compositor, shell, and bundled applications in a single Rust project.
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Made Around You Turns a Person’s Life Into a Name Print
A personalised illustrated artwork service builds a name print from seventeen answers about someone’s hobbies, places, pets, in-jokes and relationships.
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El Manguangua, the Venezuelan Horror of an Unwanted Guest
A satirical suspense game about getting home, locking the doors, refusing to make coffee, and surviving until 6:00 AM.
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Alsace, Marché par Marché
An independent guide helps visitors choose among Alsace’s Christmas markets by comparing atmosphere, crowds, weather, dates, food, and practical routes.
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またね (Mata ne): An App for Meeting Again
A LINE-based web app that helps people who have already met discover a mutually convenient time to meet again.
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A Hotel Domain Checks Into a 0.1-Second Song Game
maydevilleoldquarterhotel.com currently redirects to Songless Unlimited, a browser game that asks players to identify songs from microscopic audio clips.
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MD-Bridge Turns Stray Requests into Company Work
A Korean AI workflow agent for small import, export, and distribution companies that turns requests buried in messages and documents into tracked, role-based tasks.
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meditāmur — one question, ten people, one day
A bilingual iPhone beta gives ten people the same question each morning and asks them to carry it quietly through the day before submitting one answer.
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Meetingclip Repairs the Sync on Meeting Videos
A Dutch web tool that fixes audio drift in meeting recordings and compresses the result for social platforms.
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Microduck Field Guide
An independent, source-backed guide to Microduck’s price, hardware, simulator, open-source software, and comparison with Reachy Mini.
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MineThings 2, the economy that dug itself back up
A persistent mining, trading, and social experiment where players extract thousands of items, move cargo between cities, and shape a location-driven economy.
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mirain’s Castle Town Songs
An artist maps Japanese castle towns through 65 original songs spanning 31 prefectures, with albums, videos, and a searchable song catalogue.
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Mirra: Hair previews at the chair
Mirra lets hair professionals photograph a client, describe the requested style or colour, and preview it from multiple angles before cutting or colouring.