Avouch Studio puts ontology restrictions in plain words
A browser-based viewer for OWL 2 and RDFS files that draws class graphs, explains restrictions, and exports standard RDF formats.
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A browser-based viewer for OWL 2 and RDFS files that draws class graphs, explains restrictions, and exports standard RDF formats.
A Mac or Windows wallpaper turns a birth date into a spiral of life’s weeks, with a personal focus line and deadline countdown.
A document-upload service for foreign residents that checks tax, pension, and health-insurance payment dates against deadlines relevant to a Japanese permanent-residency application.
The site presents a floor-set drilling machine designed to climb between wall studs, level itself, drill rough-in holes, and return to the floor.
A searchable guide to Chicago restaurants with source-backed notes on halal food, alcohol, and pork.
A searchable comparison tool for Japan-market Shimano and Daiwa reels, built from the manufacturers’ Japanese specification tables.
A free browser instrument lets you choose chords, strum a virtual plate, and add rhythms, with controls for keyboard play and sound.
Nauvia describes a platform that monitors vessels in Indonesian waters, flags potentially risky behavior, and prioritizes findings with supporting evidence and regulatory context.
A political apparel shop pairs shirts quoting elected officials with a browsable archive of the statements and their sources.
A software synthesizer for macOS and Windows that pairs four oscillators with a probability sequencer that can send generated grooves to other instruments over MIDI.
SideRiser reviews PDF one-line and riser diagrams, checking electrical components against the NEC and a firm’s own standards.
An AI scribe for Australian clinicians that drafts notes from consultations and flags uncertain details for review.
SpacePane presents a macOS Quick Look extension for previewing code, data, archives, notebooks, diagrams, and other files.
A digital house treats the Tree of Life as navigable architecture, with ten Sefirot as stations and twenty-two paths as worlds.
A free, Singapore-focused science learning site combines lab-style activities, practice questions, PSLE revision and written-answer work for P5 through Sec 1 (G2).
A collection of short video-and-page lessons demonstrating methods for making complex information easier to understand.
A browser-based tool for comparing values across lab report PDFs and making a one-page summary of changes to take to a doctor.
An open-source workout language and compiler for writing functional-fitness prescriptions, checking them, and converting them to structured output.
A nationwide finder for elder-care residences, day centers and care at home, with WhatsApp guidance from an AI agent called Clara.
A bilingual guide and living archive of Kolkata Durga Puja, spanning its history, rituals, artisans, neighbourhoods, food, and pandals.
An opposition site assembling allegations about Marshall’s medical practice, votes, public remarks, donors, and Kansas voting dates.
A free map of campervan and van stops, facilities, and parking, with place data for France available offline.
An independent journal and archive documenting dance histories and contemporary practices in Nigeria and across Africa.
An advocacy project invites people to skip eating octopus, with sourced science and menu-spotting aids.