Flashback Arcade: The Browser’s Lost Cabinet
A browser archive of 95 classic Flash games, organized by genre and playable without plugins or installs.
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A browser archive of 95 classic Flash games, organized by genre and playable without plugins or installs.
A Japanese anonymous chat service that pairs people for prompted, time-limited conversations without requiring an account or app installation.
A free, hands-on Japanese gadget exhibition where visitors can see, try, and talk about products with the people who make them.
Dossier uses an AI voice agent to answer illegal robocalls, record their details, match campaigns, and offer callers $50–$100 for assignment of an eligible claim.
A musical draft game lets you assemble five legendary artists into a fictional band, simulate its career, and hear an AI-generated hit.
A browser-based graffiti generator for making tags, handstyles, throw-ups, wordmarks, and AI-assisted street-art scenes.
A Chrome extension that detects sensitive details in prompts, replaces them with stand-ins before sending, and restores the real details in the reply.
A business phone API for vertical SaaS platforms, combining two-way texting, calling, voicemail, real phone numbers, and carrier compliance.
A modular operating system for Part 61 and Part 141 flight schools, covering dispatch, maintenance, training, billing, and AI-assisted workflows.
A Gen-1 thermal-storage prototype that uses stationary salt-hydrate phase-change material and clean water/glycol microchannels.
A collection of 147 free GPS-triggered audio walking tours across 36 countries, playable from a phone browser without an app or signup.
A research-grounded curriculum for autistic children that prioritizes communication, behavior, practical life skills, and individualized development.
A Japanese print brand turning illustrated patterns into shirts, bow-tie-style pieces, plates, and framed art.
A Japanese property-information service for finding used homes and traditional houses with wells, including regional listings and free email alerts.
A Dakar school-supplies shop that turns an approved school-and-class list into a ready-to-order basket.
A reconstructed 2002–2007 personal weblog about travel, art, relationships, Japan, Korea, Portugal, and the unruly business of being young online.
A five-band audio equalizer that labels frequencies with mix problems such as Mud, Honk, Harshness, Air, and Sibilance.
A Spanish-language biomechanics application that uses a phone’s accelerometer to measure lumbopelvic stability during standardized isometric tests.
Lake Signal Software makes realtime audiovisual tools for musicians, visual artists, and live environments.
A monthly synthesis of electronic-component lead times, pricing trends, and market dynamics across 10 categories.
League of Legals combines international law-firm directories, legal-industry news, and a published methodology for future rankings across 35 jurisdictions.
A private-beta API that turns Markdown into book-style PDFs, with vector Mermaid diagrams, TeX math, clickable navigation, and batch conversion.
A read-only GitHub tool that compares npm dependency type surfaces and identifies the exact TypeScript call sites a newer release could break.
A continuously updated index measures whether launch-directory listings remain live, use followed links, and appear in Google’s index.