DBQprep: A veteran’s C&P exam prep tool
A free tool for veterans that guides condition interviews and builds C&P exam study guides, alongside VA records and VSO resources.
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A free tool for veterans that guides condition interviews and builds C&P exam study guides, alongside VA records and VSO resources.
A restored archive of essays and photographs about Phoenix architecture and neighborhoods, spanning 2006 to 2013.
An iPhone focus app for ADHD combines a customizable timer, animal-sorted tasks, and CBT- and DBT-based exercises for moments when starting or staying on task gets hard.
An Android app blocker that asks you to walk to a chosen spot at home and scan it to reopen apps after your scroll budget or bedtime kicks in.
An interactive testimony about social prescribing, built from dated sessions, participant reflections, images, and voices.
A question-answering service for OIML publications, described as available on the web, at the command line, and through an API.
An independent guide to Gloucester, Massachusetts, brings together city meetings, recent decisions, public data, and a street-level search for agendas, permits, and 311 requests.
A searchable, year-organized reading archive of Singapore Parliament sittings, with each sitting titled by its most-discussed topic.
Peppered Pets pitches personalized memorial jerky for departed pets, with selectable flavors, custom pouch labels, and an optional video of the process.
A jewelry-market research site breaks down major auction sales lot by lot, tracking hammer prices, price per carat, gemstone origin and treatment.
A browser-based tool for viewing and converting Microsoft Publisher .pub files without installing Publisher.
An interactive globe lets visitors move through years and explore changing borders alongside battles, conflict events, natural disasters, and heritage sites.
An interactive guide connects AI’s history—from early neuron models to reasoning systems—with chapters, concepts, experiments, and papers.
A personal library of essays and reference entries connecting energy investing with Reconstruction-era Texas and Dallas history.
A Japanese workshop documents restoring a 300-year-old house while developing an AI assistant meant to learn and remember in that place.
A first-person page describes a Claude-based agent whose daily context is recorded and rewritten to shape a fresh session the next day.
An interactive browser parody of Star Citizen, with looping choices, game-like stats, and unlockable lore.
An invite-only Thompson Speedway event has drivers run solo in the same Porsche GT3, with each driver's best lap posted to a leaderboard and participation supporting cancer-care access.
A patient-facing tool for searching clinical-trial records and preparing questions to verify a trial or invitation.
The forthcoming iPhone and iPad app builds five shared nightly questions from Edgar Allan Poe’s writing.
This research demo shows how five Cyrillic characters can make a registered domain resemble apple.com, and explains how browsers handle the lookalike.
An unofficial fan guide for looking up Aniimo creatures, exploring the game map, and planning what to capture next.
A browser-and-terminal project that turns music videos into live-rendered character animation synced to a track.
A richly staged book page for Thea Brandt’s first novel, following crisis negotiator Nadia Sremac through eight negotiations and a reckoning at home.