Horoptic Lets an AI Director Edit Through the Same Controls You Use
An invite-only macOS and Windows video editor where an AI Director operates a real multitrack timeline through typed editing commands.
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An invite-only macOS and Windows video editor where an AI Director operates a real multitrack timeline through typed editing commands.
A Japanese directory for finding hairdressers who visit private homes, care facilities, and hospitals.
A free, no-signup tool that benchmarks US veterinary procedure costs by metro using published clinic prices and reader-submitted invoices.
A specialized Arabic digital reference for tawasheeh, devotional invocations, religious poetry, and mawlid material, with searchable texts, biographies, musical modes, meters, and a downloadable booklet.
A forthcoming small-batch shop for brushed 430 stainless-steel frames designed around photo-booth strips, square prints, and Instax Mini photographs.
A Singapore food tracker that logs meals, exercise, and corrections through Telegram, using a database of 2,211 local dishes.
A three-hour tour through Incheon's former open-port district, combining historical commentary, live chamber music, gramophone recordings, and a hands-on walking activity.
An open mirror format and reference worker that condense email into a tiered plain-text mailbox for agents and other automated readers.
A subscription tool that filters SEC Form 4 filings down to open-market purchases made with executives’ own money.
A practical diagnostic tool for evaporative coolers that compares your measured supply-air temperature with the cooling limit set by outdoor temperature, humidity, and elevation.
A Japanese Android app that turns a single character illustration into a conversational, animated desktop assistant.
An independent Power Rangers publication combining collector reviews, interviews with franchise contributors, and stories from one Mighty Morphin collection in San Antonio.
A reference to 349 traditional Japanese colors, with kanji names, readings, hex values, dye origins, and cultural context.
An upcoming iPhone endless runner in which a short-spined Seattle raccoon jumps paper-cut fences, eats cheeseburgers, and dodges stationary crows.
A free, registration-free collection of practical calculators for freelancers and office workers.
Fami turns school notices, appointments, messages, photos, PDFs, and voice notes into confirmed calendar events, reminders, tasks, and family briefs inside WhatsApp or Telegram.
A detailed visitor guide to Jordan Valley, Oregon, covering lodging, food, events, ranch country, history, and day trips into the Owyhee Canyonlands.
A detailed planning site for a proposed community wind ensemble in Fukuroi, Shizuoka, aimed primarily at middle-school students.
A free Nepal-focused utility suite covering Bikram Sambat dates, Nepali typing, loan EMIs, exam and university GPAs, vehicle and salary taxes, currency and metals prices, and Lok Sewa resumes.
A Finnish tracking game for recording the municipalities and countries where you have used the toilet.
Kei is an SDK and feeless-chain project for adding currencies, items, micropayments, rewards, and auction markets to browser games.
A free, MIT-licensed macOS menu bar utility that assigns a different input source to each physical keyboard.
Kilo is a trailer-deployed network video recorder that stores footage locally and uses the internet mainly for authenticated remote access.
A multilingual early-years learning app for Kinderworld students, covering English, Chinese, Bahasa Melayu, reading, handwriting, spelling, and early maths.