OpenClear: open-source positive pay for checks and ACH
OpenClear is a multi-tenant platform for matching presented checks and ACH transactions against issued items, with a sandbox, API, and self-hosted deployment options.
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OpenClear is a multi-tenant platform for matching presented checks and ACH transactions against issued items, with a sandbox, API, and self-hosted deployment options.
Free, open-source Mac software for turning sketches, images, SVGs, and lettering into machine-embroidery designs.
A Three.js MCP server and Claude Code plugin lets coding agents inspect, control, test, and profile Three.js, React Three Fiber, and WebGL pages.
A locally grounded journal about drying and storing herbs, seasonal gathering, and how household water hardness affects infusions.
A free, browser-based strategy game where players race danfo buses across a Lagos-themed board while blocking each other’s routes.
A browser-based toolkit for investigating suspicious email, checking domain health, and preparing follow-up actions for Microsoft 365.
Garabato turns official notices and laws into short explainers about what changes for people, with practical cards for Spain’s 29-N elections.
A fan-made archive of Dallas Stars broadcaster Daryl “Razor” Reaugh’s phrases, nicknames, and similes, with definitions and source details.
Moaya Scheiman presents a literary omnibus combining talks, permissions, and poems.
A free browser idle game about turning a sweater factory into a global empire, one continent at a time.
A local campaign page explains proposed changes to London’s 74 and C3 bus routes and invites residents to sign a petition and respond to TfL.
An interactive map and dashboard exploring Scotland’s electricity flows, wind curtailment, network capacity, and energy projects.
An unofficial fan index collecting clips, explainers and news about Biddy Blas and the “Scrib Doon” line.
A free, no-registration study site with explained multiple-choice questions spanning semiconductor fundamentals, manufacturing, circuit design, and computer systems.
A Japanese guide to ceremonial customs, with free tools for writing, checking, and printing formal messages and document examples.
A public tracker ranks 45 grocery staples by price changes against overall inflation, using U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
A journalism site that uses data and scientific methods to examine questions in the news, alongside trackers and links to open data.
A free calculator turns screen dimensions and seating distance into game-specific field-of-view settings for sim racing.
A stickman history series retells events through a character caught inside them, beginning with a slave in Pompeii in 79 AD.
A browser-based tool converts photos into printable craft patterns, with DMC colors, stitch symbols, and floss estimates.
A site-specific forecast for Monterey shore dives, combining seven-day outlooks with live ocean data and ratings for local dive sites.
Swift A11y offers free accessibility-testing tools for QA testers and developers, delivered as bookmarks or a browser extension.
A free, no-sign-up tool invites owners to upload photos of an opened OneKey, Ledger, or Trezor board for a visual implant check.
A Thai-language, slide-style report follows the results and production challenges of selling fried mashed potatoes filled with shrimp.