Ladycliff College: An Alumnae Archive on the Hudson
A reading archive of Ladycliff College’s history and the alumnae journal, guestbook, reunion news, and remembrances that remained online from 2004 to about 2022.
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Lightview lets Hong Kong flat-buyers look past the sales brochure
A bilingual tool simulates the view and seasonal sunlight for individual new-build flats, including nearby buildings that may be built later.
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Baltimore’s Student-Made Civil Rights Archive
A restored archive of student essays, an interview list, and a timeline about the civil rights movement in Baltimore and Maryland.
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Meat Proxy Union · Local 200
A self-described union for people carrying requests and answers between colleagues and AI tools, with a member-voted manifesto and amendment process.
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Moorwell: a quiet wellbeing check-in
Moorwell presents a free, offline-first app for checking in on how you feel and getting one small response or suggestion.
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New Puppy? Is This Normal? A Vet’s Real Answers
A free, vet-authored guide to puppy health and behavior, with interactive tools, videos, age-based guides, and printables.
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NoChords: chord charts that fade as you learn
A music-practice app that scrolls chord-and-lyric charts at a chosen tempo, then gradually hides chords as you play.
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Pagdandi maps everyday steps onto Himalayan treks
A walking companion that maps everyday steps onto illustrated Indian trekking routes, with solo journeys, group treks, and step challenges.
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Swarm Colosseum: an arena for AI-written strategies
An open arena runs nightly matches between AI-written attackers and defenders in an abstract strategy game, with ladders, replays, and research.
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Pitangus files security bugs as specimens
Pitangus is a self-hosted, open-source application security tool that scans code, dependencies, secrets, infrastructure, and images, then tracks findings and fixes.
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PlankMD: build instructions as a 3D model
An open Markdown format for describing wooden-plank constructions, with a 3D player and build validator.
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Port Authority maps the USB bottleneck
A free, open-source Windows app that explains USB and Thunderbolt connections, flags likely bottlenecks, and suggests what to try.
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Ramus, a genre-first player for Plex
A free, open-source music player that browses Plex libraries through a deep genre hierarchy and runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.
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Save the Riverwalk
A Fort Lauderdale accountability campaign documenting delays and deterioration around the Riverwalk North seawall and walkway.
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Shoal puts the Sardine Run in the player’s hands
A browser game lets you play as a sardine school, swordfish, great hammerhead, or dolphin during South Africa’s Sardine Run.
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SpektraLab turns RAW files into modeled darkroom prints
A free, open-source macOS app that develops RAW photos through film and paper simulations intended to model a darkroom print.
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Storebound: app-store preflight, with the final click reserved
An open-source CLI prepares mobile apps and games for Google Play and the App Store, checking listings, forms, screenshots, and other submission requirements.
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The Great 8, a vehicle club where machines keep their own records
A Central Oregon community documents classic and special-purpose vehicles, their repairs, and their stories through a numbered registry, garage cards, and living journals.
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Thimarcom: Quran learning for the whole household
A free browser-based app for learning Quran reading, memorization, and tajwid, aimed at children from age four and adults.
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Trash Panda Faith’s Dumpster Sanctuary
An interactive raccoon-themed religion lets visitors send its holy rummager into a dumpster, request blessings, and change his vestments.
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Washington lawmaking, searchable back to 1991
WA People organizes Washington bills, legislators, roll-call votes, and Supreme Court decisions in a public explorer.
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What Would Jesus Prompt? puts AI to work for neighbors
A Houston-rooted personal project offers free AI-assisted research for community groups and job-search kits for people starting over.
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Widow’s Hole: A Greenport Cove in Postcards and Maps
A community history of a small cove on Greenport Harbor, told through its boats, shoreline, maps, photographs, and restoration.
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Women on Record
An explorable record of crimes against women in India, built from National Crime Records Bureau reports and paired with free data downloads.