Interwencje Obywatelskie: Poland’s Noise Watchdogs
A Polish civic monitoring program that documents harmful noise, examines official responses, and helps communities pursue the right to health, quiet, and rest.
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A Polish civic monitoring program that documents harmful noise, examines official responses, and helps communities pursue the right to health, quiet, and rest.
Practical guides help first-time visitors understand spoken Japanese in shops, restaurants, and other everyday situations.
A Toronto Jeep owner documents repeated 4xe battery failures, repair orders, recalls, costs, and a campaign for a genuine fix or buyback.
A job-search tool scores current postings against a candidate profile, showing the fit, verdict, reasoning, and rejection gates.
A research site maps journalists by beat, outlet, country, and newsroom role.
An English-language archive of Japanese urban legends, folklore, mysterious places, and internet-born rituals, with sources and evidence statuses attached to each record.
A Japanese-language archive of 381 shrines, organized by deity, shrine rank, architectural style, founding period, prefecture, and annual festival date.
An AI-assisted operations tool for lawn-care businesses, covering routes, estimates, invoices, late payments, crew hours, maintenance, and customer communication.
A free, open-source Chrome extension that hides AI-generated videos from YouTube feeds, search, recommendations, and Shorts.
A family-history platform where relatives maintain linked branches, merge existing GEDCOM trees reversibly, and keep living people private.
An upcoming football-management game that puts players above the manager, running the club’s money, facilities, transfers, academy and long-term direction.
A gentle browser puzzle game where children drag picture pieces into place, with adjustable difficulty and support for personal photos.
A daily board of small, walkable quests for residents of Canadian cities.
A paper-first classroom tool that scans students’ math worksheets overnight and gives teachers a concise morning report on shared misconceptions.
A searchable directory of 571 martial-arts schools across New York State and Southern Ontario, with schedules, open-mat information, disciplines, visitor policies, and booking links.
A desktop audio-reactive visual engine that drives live or rendered visuals from songs, stems, microphones, video, and 3D assets.
A travel dining tool that translates photographed menus, checks dishes against allergies and diets, and helps users communicate with waiters.
Mila’s Menu offers puréed and therapeutic ketogenic meals for children with specialized feeding needs.
A practical reference for evaluating AI systems by task fit, evidence, limits, and the cost of results.
An educational game studio turns quantum mechanics and particle physics into tabletop strategy and party games.
A browser-based system for creating, packaging, and reading layered comics with animation, sound, interactive panels, and timed story events.
A planned cycle-tracking app that combines menstrual records with daily worship guidance for Muslim women following the Shafi'i school.
A multilingual city-life game lets players choose an Indian city, take driving jobs, explore neighborhoods, and build a fictional life.
A limited-edition calendar pairing twelve cinema-legend cars with the seasons, photographed around Nadia Adan’s Wicklow garage.