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jrs builds, tests, runs, and packages Java, Kotlin, Scala, and Groovy projects from a single jrs.toml manifest.
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jrs builds, tests, runs, and packages Java, Kotlin, Scala, and Groovy projects from a single jrs.toml manifest.
An early-access nutrition app that turns calorie and protein tracking into a game of captains, quests, grocery raids, and competing crews.
A native macOS monitor for CPU, GPU, memory, network, temperature, fans, DNS, sleep prevention, and selective cleanup.
An iPhone app that uses AirPods audio to coach gaze-stabilization exercises while the user keeps looking at a real-world target.
A Korean train-seat alert tool that watches selected KTX and other rail journeys for openings.
An independent companion for the Steam game How to Fish, combining a creature and lure database with collection tracking, route planning, timers, achievement help, and a local save inspector.
Ginkgo arranges English-language longevity check-ups in Shanghai hospitals, combining extensive testing with a structured report for the visitor’s own doctor.
A destination guide where travelers collect stamps for what they actually do, with each place’s list written and ranked by one resident.
A browser mini-game turns real SHA-256 hashing attempts into procedurally drawn hash browns, with eight making a full plate.
A Hedera-based protocol that holds payment for an answer until the buyer accepts it, rejects it, or stops responding.
Eine App, über die Menschen Fahrzeughalter per Kennzeichen erreichen können, etwa bei eingeschaltetem Licht, einer Panne oder einer blockierten Ausfahrt.
A Mac utility that bends, waves, or fans the desktop as you close or open your laptop.
An iPhone app that turns audio from videos, livestreams, podcasts, lectures, and meetings into live translated subtitles floating over any app.
Hukaia turns a destination, travel preferences, dates, and budget into a day-by-day itinerary with routes, hotels, restaurants, timing, and costs.
A bilingual reflective-writing project built around four minutes of Naikan-inspired questions about one person across a border.
A browser-based photo editor for cropping, compressing, annotating, batch-editing, and exporting images without an account or default upload.
A daily AI analysis publication that slows one consequential development down and examines its technical, business, and policy mechanics.
An MCP tool inside Claude that turns a customer interview into a case study with every quotation tied to a transcript timestamp.
A free Scottish Gaelic learning tool that translates English by text or voice, supplies pronunciation and audio, and offers lessons, flashcards, quizzes, and conversation practice.
An independent Istanbul developer presents four iOS and macOS projects spanning study planning, habit tracking, mental arithmetic, and historical tactics.
An interactive map that compares historical aerial photographs with present-day Japan to suggest walking routes, local sights, and overlooked places.
A Chinese-language site tracks public complaints about AI systems, turns them into a tongue-in-cheek “downgrade” index, and archives the evidence.
A free Japanese study site covering high-school and university entrance exams with explanations, generated practice tests, study-method research, and a 310-word glossary.
A cited reference site comparing K-beauty ingredients, product formulas, and cosmetic regulations across the United States, European Union, and South Korea.