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TTA Africa’s tap-to-learn card
TTA Africa presents free, organized technology courses for young African learners, with a card learners can tap or scan to reach lessons.
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Vetomica’s resettable anatomy lab
A browser-based veterinary anatomy simulator for studying and rehearsing procedures on cat, dog, pig, and horse models.
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What They Buy turns plain-language products into tender searches
A free search tool that maps a supplier’s plain-language description to official procurement codes and searches public tender portals.
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Who Runs NY’s Nassau County election guide
A source-backed guide to Nassau County’s 2026 candidates, campaign finance, district maps, and voter information.
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Wild Telemetry reads the story between racing laps
A motorsport telemetry analyzer that reads MoTeC, AiM, and iRacing files and compares laps to locate time loss by corner.
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2by ties framing plans, checks, and cut lists to one model
2by turns a plain-text building model into framing drawings, span checks, cut lists, and shopping lists that update together.
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Accessibility Scanner, with repair guards
a11y-repair scans web pages for WCAG 2.2 A and AA accessibility issues, marking findings on screenshots and describing fixes alongside what a careless fix could break.
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Adamezzell: a creature in browser containment
A shared browser-game experiment lets visitors observe and interfere with a contained creature.
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أحسن سوية: an Iraqi women’s community
A Baghdad-based women’s community presents programs in health, economic empowerment, reading, and mutual aid, alongside weekly workshops.
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The Pacific Crest Trail, leg by leg
A firsthand account of hiking the Pacific Crest Trail in 2021, with route sections, travel stories, and plant-based food notes.
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Baladi Desk turns service failures into ministry memos
A Lebanese civic platform for documenting public-service failures, sending verified reports to the responsible ministry, and tracking its response.
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Canteen Board gives the post a screen of its own
A digital hall display for veterans’ and fraternal posts, showing events, notices, birthdays, and member photos.
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Colorinche, the shared map of street color
A collaborative map where people post photos of colorful things they find in public places.
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ConcreteCalculus’s concrete calculator
A calculator estimates concrete volume, bag counts, and ready-mix quantities for pours ranging from slabs and footings to posts, walls, and steps.
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Destroy Any Website
A browser game turns webpage layouts into demolition playgrounds, with eight weapons, target presets, and timed friend challenges.
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DetectionGuide tests the AI-detector story
An independent publication covers AI detectors and humanizers through reporting, explainers, lab tests, and an interactive text-pattern meter.
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Dubai Cycle maps the rideable gaps
An upcoming free iPhone app for turn-by-turn cycling routes in Dubai, prioritizing cycle tracks over streets.
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Endless Coast: 500 Miles on Electric Skateboards
A documentary project about two friends riding electric skateboards from the Golden Gate to Santa Monica, with route details and related videos.
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A washer finder that asks: will it fit at home?
This Japanese tool compares drum-style washer-dryers against measurements of your home, including the pan, drain, faucet, and surrounding clearances.
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Fripouille puts a little ghost under your Mac’s notch
Fripouille is a French-language Mac app presented as a way to control apps with spoken, multi-step instructions, triggered by a clap or a wake phrase.
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House Madness: a Norwegian home-planning workbench
A browser-based tool for drawing and planning Norwegian homes, from importing old plans to preparing scaled application drawings.
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HTTPS86: The Padlock That Dialed In Early
A 1986-style terminal fiction presents HTTPS as an overprotective dial-up bulletin board, complete with menus, a user directory, and a certificate file area.
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insensical: a terminal that tells you which agent needs you
A terminal multiplexer for running multiple coding agents and shells, with visible states for working, waiting, done, or failed.