FPL God — Fantasy football analytics for your actual rivals
A free Fantasy Premier League toolkit for analysing mini-league opponents, planning five gameweeks of transfers, comparing effective ownership, and choosing captains.
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A free Fantasy Premier League toolkit for analysing mini-league opponents, planning five gameweeks of transfers, comparing effective ownership, and choosing captains.
A French-language local radar covering Nantes through construction, transit, prices, neighborhood debates, travel, and small urban observations.
A browser-based bike-fitting tool measures riding position from a short side-on video and recommends saddle, crank, and handlebar adjustments.
A Korean-language platform that uses AI to turn a short premise into a replayable text roguelike with stats, encounters, abilities, and multiple endings.
A native macOS menu bar app that watches selected GitHub repositories, counts open pull requests, and sends notifications when new ones appear.
A privileged-access management platform for government, defence, critical infrastructure, finance, and healthcare, with credential vaulting, just-in-time approvals, session control, and tamper-evident auditing.
A consent-based phone-safety service for adult children helping parents resist scam texts, fake support calls, malicious apps, and dangerous links.
A Front Range service that watches a precise street address and sends email warnings 30–60 minutes before potentially damaging hail arrives.
A filterable index of things to do across New York City, organized by day, time, category, neighborhood, and subway access.
A practical guide to nine Haywood County farms, local meat markets, beef-share pricing, freezer logistics, and the first Saturday purchase to make.
Helm proposes a personal command center built around one plain-text file, kept current by AI agents and versioned with git.
A Portuguese-language tool that identifies Pokémon cards from photos or a live camera feed, then assigns each hit to a break customer or collector portfolio.
A Windows application claiming to create “flashed” Bitcoin transactions through a proprietary Mocker Mod engine.
A live demo for scheduling ICU physicians across two campuses, with workload fairness tracking, moonlighting shifts, coverage reports, and CSV/XLSX export.
A pilot-oriented compression system that examines data structure before choosing how to compress it.
An evidence-minded guide that separates manifestation into inner state, behavior, attention, and supernatural claims.
A hand-picked atlas of 1,464 hidden springs, graves, ruins, bakeries, viewpoints, beaches, and other destinations across Israel.
A source-linked ITR-3 workpaper generator for Indian F&O and intraday traders, built for chartered-accountant review.
An early-stage no-code builder that connects dynamic interfaces to object-oriented state machines and Petri nets.
José Manuel Requena Plens’ portfolio covers embedded firmware, acoustics research, industrial software, homelab work, open-source tools, and technical writing.
A Japanese appliance magazine that reviews electronics through everyday use, atmosphere, design, and the small frictions of domestic life.
Kei Kitchens is developing bolt-on mobile kitchen units for imported Japanese Kei trucks, with planned coffee, taco, and ice-cream configurations.
The official portfolio of Iranian-born, Budapest-based DJ and record collector KIUZ, documenting sets, appearances, labels, live performances, press materials, and booking information.
KodeCapture captures deployed web applications as replayable evidence, including routes, assets, requests, storage, and runtime signals.