Lost Pet Grid — organise a search for a missing pet
A shared search map for coordinating people looking for a missing dog, cat, or other pet.
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A shared search map for coordinating people looking for a missing dog, cat, or other pet.
LROHub turns published papers into Living Research Objects with evidence-linked claims, provenance records, human review, APIs, and scheduled checks.
A focused set of tools for vehicle repair shops to price estimates, invoices, receipts, and multi-point inspections.
An Argentine conservation association building citizen-science platforms and open, verifiable wildlife data, beginning with individual identification of orcas.
A French-, English-, and Hebrew-facing Torah-study assistant that presents source-based answers and connects to Claude through an MCP installation.
A Masvingo poet and master of ceremonies presents poems, performances, press coverage, and booking information.
Mamie turns each guest’s phone into a 24-shot disposable camera, then combines everyone’s unseen photos into one collective roll.
A lightweight JavaScript mapping library that renders globes, flat maps, city pins, arcs, choropleths, and other worlds as a custom HTML element.
A French 81-page PDF manual for freezing food, comparing storage methods, shelf life, supermarket prices, and the foods that should stay out of the freezer.
An interactive exhibition reconstructs an Austrian town’s 1930s main square as a 3D-printed model on a wooden base.
A public database of Brazilian science-olympiad gold medalists, organized by person, year, state, and competition.
A public dataset of dated, source-linked prices for overseas dental treatment, beginning with comparisons across Turkey and the UK.
A desktop meeting recorder for Windows, macOS, and Linux that transcribes calls locally while configurable AI advisors flag questions, dubious claims, and unassigned tasks.
A free ledger for Indian milk vendors and buyers, tracking twice-daily deliveries, changing rates, payments, outstanding balances, and WhatsApp statements.
A privacy-first app matches a group photo to meme poses, then helps users remake and export the result.
A texting service that tells MARC riders when to leave home after a train’s timing changes.
A Windows and Linux audit console that maps listening ports to their owning processes and highlights changes from a known-good baseline.
A public-data dashboard tracking Montana snowpack, river gauges, mountain passes, avalanche zones, and drought conditions.
Moratine records involuntary waiting—on hold, in line, or in waiting rooms—with one tap in and one tap out.
A free CW-learning tool that teaches Morse by ear, then lets users send, simulate contacts, and decode live signals.
A QR-based wedding and event photo album that lets guests shoot through an App Clip, while hosts receive an AI-assisted shared archive.
An interactive research atlas reconstructs mouse cell lineages from E8.5 to E14.5 by combining DNA recording with single-cell transcriptomes.
A browser-based baby tracker that lets parents and trusted caregivers share feeds, diapers, sleep, baths, medicines, timers, and handoffs.
A managed tournament-streaming service that puts simultaneous courts, rings, mats, and tables behind one event ticket.