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A WhatsApp-based AI stylist that reads a photo, gives an honest verdict, and remembers your taste over time.
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A WhatsApp-based AI stylist that reads a photo, gives an honest verdict, and remembers your taste over time.
Holdline is an operations layer for $5M–$25M roofing contractors that tracks commitments such as SLA clocks, NTE caps, close-out photos, claim deadlines, and unsold deficiencies.
Index Energy Systems is developing two operations tools for municipal utilities and electric cooperatives: one for simulating feeder switching and restoration, and one for identifying meter phases from AMI voltage data.
An editorial project that pairs what powerful people say in public with what they disclose in filings, votes, and trade records.
Physician-written guides and free tools help foreign residents navigate Japan's healthcare system, from insurance costs to finding the right clinic.
An English-language reference for international producers planning film and photo shoots in Japan.
An independent software shop offering two privacy-first Android apps: Wherewithal for budgeting and Vaultix for trading-card scanning.
A free state-by-state guide and toolkit for checking unclaimed property before paying a finder or locator.
An interactive EKG course that trains learners to read rhythms by measuring intervals instead of matching familiar-looking pictures.
A Bangladesh Supreme Court case diary that checks daily cause lists and alerts advocates when their cases are listed for the next day.
An interactive atlas places Indian political parties and freedom-era thinkers on a two-dimensional map of economics, culture, faith, and the state.
A no-account tool that turns a Google Photos share link into a private slideshow URL for any screen with internet access.
A Tokyo materials lab that tests the deformation of polymer lattices and metal mesh, advises on material selection, and supports small-batch prototyping.
An archive and commission site for San Antonio artist Jake Danklefs, whose studio makes one-of-a-kind custom sneakers and footwear.
A Contra Costa County campaign asking city council members and candidates to reject mass-surveillance systems, including license-plate readers, facial recognition, drones, and networked cameras.
Notice is a private iPhone app that tracks perimenopause symptoms, sleep, periods, and treatment context on one timeline, then turns the patterns into a doctor-ready report.
A Jersey City food project picks one ingredient or dish each month and works it over from first principles—starting with four flavors of gelato.
A Brazilian storm-chasing project documenting severe weather through field expeditions, cinematic footage, meteorological data, alerts, and analysis.
A family-run Bahamian restaurant and bar on Little Farmer’s Cay in Exuma, serving island cooking to locals and visiting boaters.
A macOS meeting overlay that transcribes calls, reads your screen, and answers questions without appearing in screen shares, recordings, or screenshots.
Home-fragrance oils pair one permanent scent with one passage of scripture, organized around grief, anxiety, waiting, burnout, gratitude, and other seasons of life.
A Japanese creative project turning the history of a fictional speed-crab character into ten anniversary projects, including a Dota 2 custom game, theme song, and picture book.
An open-source macOS alpha that runs AI agents inside a separate, observable Linux computer.
Panefile is a keyboard-driven file manager for Linux and macOS, with multiple independent directory panels in one window.