AppLustre Makes Software Demos Look Cinematic
A Mac studio that turns screen recordings into polished product films with realistic Apple-device scenes and directed camera movement.
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Docupuncture: edits for the document you already have
Docupuncture generates Google Apps Script that edits live Docs, Sheets, and Slides files without regenerating them.
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Patio Sun Chaser
A live Toronto directory showing which restaurant and bar patios are sunny right now, when the sun will reach them, and whether they are open.
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Export DocSet Catches the Mismatch Before the Shipment Moves
A workspace for creating purchase orders, commercial invoices, and export packing lists from one shared shipment record.
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길랑바레 회복길 — A Recovery Road for Guillain–Barré
A Korean support platform for people with Guillain–Barré syndrome and their caregivers, combining recovery logs, rehabilitation videos, hospital-finding tools, community discussion, and welfare information.
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KOUEKIBA: A 3,400-Tsubo Satoyama Project
A Japanese project site documenting the restoration of a roughly 3,400-tsubo piece of neglected mountain land in Minamiboso, Chiba.
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TejeLab turns crochet arithmetic into usable numbers
A free Spanish-language toolkit for scaling crochet patterns, substituting hard-to-find yarns, estimating skeins, pricing handmade work, making tapestry charts, and counting rows.
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The Harmony Encyclopedia
An interactive music-harmony reference with explanations of intervals, scales, chords, cadences, voice leading, and a built-in score editor.
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Tony Bleything’s Human-Gated AI
A consultant’s working systems for using AI in job search, publishing, and client delivery without handing over the final decision.
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Workade: the office you walk through
A virtual office where walking up to a colleague opens a video and audio call, and walking away closes it.
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Cool Freakin' Games, Two Small Worlds
Samuel Roux's home for small, weird web games that run directly in a browser, including an abstract two-player strategy game and a satirical text MMORPG.
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The FED UP Society Wants Care That Understands the Scene
An Arizona nonprofit building care infrastructure for punk, goth, metal, hardcore, rave, faire, and neurodivergent communities.
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Leptris, the XML parser with hard bounds
A pure-C99 XML 1.0 parser, XPath 1.0 engine, and SAX interface built around bounded memory and zero required runtime dependencies.
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MacDisplay Turns an Old Mac Into a Second Screen
MacDisplay uses Thunderbolt, Ethernet, or Wi-Fi to turn another Mac into an extended display, without extra hardware, an account, or cloud services.
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Rocket Wiki
A Chinese-language engineering wiki documenting an experimental rocket project, from avionics and propulsion to simulations, flight records, source code, and 3D models.
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Shotmesh Makes Screenshots Move
A browser-based screenshot beautifier that adds aurora backgrounds, window frames, hand-drawn annotations, privacy masking, and animated GIF export.
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AutoOps 天枢, an open-source operations control plane
A Go and Vue 3 platform that brings asset management, Kubernetes, logs, alerts, databases, tasks, tickets, and cloud costs into one self-hosted operations system.
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CalcVerdict Wants Calculator Results You Can Check
A broad collection of financial, date, academic, health, and utility calculators designed to work without JavaScript and produce shareable results.
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Dispatch Tones, Reconstructed in the Browser
A browser-based archive and simulator for historic and modern public-safety paging tones, QCII sequences, dispatch consoles, and cap-code conversion.
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El Más Grande: Argentina’s Live Fan Table
A donation-driven, live ranking that lets Argentine football supporters argue over which club has the greatest following.
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Golden Quests and the Five Galleons
A shipwreck-salvage venture claiming to have located five Spanish Manila galleons and preparing to pursue a missing ship from Florida’s 1715 treasure fleet.
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Hartmut Sailing: One Man, One Small Boat, One Atlantic
A 75-year-old sailor documents a solo voyage from Britain toward the Atlantic south aboard his tiny sailboat, Auntjesse.
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Murder Note, a Korean murder-mystery ledger
A Korean catalog for murder-mystery games, with ratings, player counts, crowdfunding status, collection records, and friend-play coordination.
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Noricho, the commuter’s railway collection book
A forthcoming iOS app that turns train rides into a collection of routes, station stamps, line cards, and—on selected lines—rolling-stock records.