A profanity filter built for how Nepal types
An open-source library detects and censors profanity in English, Romanized Nepali, and Devanagari, with packages for five programming ecosystems.
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Omri Don’s installment-plan comeback tour
A playful personal page recasts Omri Don’s Splitit career and proposed return to New York as a fan-backed residency, complete with tiers, tour talk, and a dog named Wendy.
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Oshipuchi: bead patterns for your favorite colors
Oshipuchi lets fans assemble customizable iron-bead patterns for small characters and animals, then download a free PDF or order a counted bead kit.
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QuotaBird: Sales checks for the moments before a review
A free collection of browser-based checks and calculators for sales deals, quotas, territories, pipeline, commissions, and team reviews.
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Rhapsode puts many speech engines behind one contract
A self-hosted speech server lets clients use multiple text-to-speech engines through one HTTP API.
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A playroom built around Rocco’s choices
A personal autism resource combining Rocco’s favorite shows, songs, and activities with practical guides for the adults who support him.
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Saga of Dilmun: a browser MMO built around needing other people
A German-language, no-download browser MMO set across two fantasy worlds, with crafting and cooperative combat at its center.
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Six Meter Club: the pole-vault ceiling calculator
A biomechanics-based calculator estimates how high a vaulter can clear from their pole and grip, or what pole they need for a target bar.
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SlongeHoops turns basketball plays into something you can watch get defended
A browser-based basketball play editor lets coaches draw plays, animate them, and compare simulated defensive coverages.
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Sunglasses Guides: a sourced eyewear data API
A read-only API and catalog for identifying, filtering, and comparing specific sunglasses variants using sourced size and lens data.
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A Survivor league for one living room
A watch-party fantasy league where friends rank castaways, predict votes and compete over a season of Survivor.
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TenantLess: a disposable Azure estate for testing readers
TenantLess generates realistic-looking Azure estates and serves them over ARM-compatible HTTP, giving software that reads Azure a test environment without a real tenant.
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The Faulkner Act, explained for Trenton voters
A short video and plain-language guide explain what Trenton’s mayor and City Council do, and how residents can influence local laws.
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The Riverwood Kosher Food Club
theriverwoodkosherfoodclub.com
A student-run Jewish club at Riverwood International Charter School in Sandy Springs, pairing kosher-food gatherings with schoolwide events and a leadership-focused speaker series.
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ForeTune tests starting engine maps against real-car logs
ForeTune offers physics-based starting tunes for turbo, naturally aspirated, EFI and carbureted engines, in the format of the customer’s ECU.
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VSArena’s public exam for embodied policies
An open-source browser work-cell for testing robot policies on a three-cube stacking task, with a public leaderboard.
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You Are Not a Leo
Enter your birthday to compare your horoscope sign with the constellation where the site says the Sun actually was.
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Akiya for Sale: Japan’s vacant-home map
A searchable English-language map of vacant homes listed by Japanese towns, with prices, property details, and translated red flags.
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ArcherLab: a practice-session lab for archers
A browser-based archery training app for scoring rounds, recording delayed video, reviewing pose, and tracking practice history.
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Ascendance3D’s open-world preservation toolkit
The site combines VRML97 development tools, a browser archive of restored Cybertown worlds, and tests of open X3D runtimes.
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Beluga turns sidewalk warnings into a city to-do list
Beluga is a research prototype for blind and low-vision pedestrians that pairs directional obstacle sounds with an optional city map of persistent hazards.
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Cambler’s Y2K camera, with a working browser darkroom
Cambler is an iPhone camera app presented as a 1999-style camera with modern video and manual controls; its site also offers a live image-processing demo.
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Checkout Cop: a tiny courtroom for grocery receipts
A free tool for checking grocery shelf-price mismatches and short-weight packages against state-specific rules.
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Classmoot turns class discussion into a decision game
A teacher-led simulation tool for middle-school classes, built around group discussion, votes, and choices with consequences.