ShelfSure: Friday recall alerts for resale shops
ShelfSure sends U.S. thrift, consignment, and resale shops a weekly email listing government recalls related to the kinds of goods and brands they sell.
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Sweatpea gives your Mac’s menu bar a pea with opinions
A macOS utility that shows when the computer is working hard, points to the app responsible, and nudges you to take a break.
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Takeday: the shooting schedule that recalculates itself
A Ukrainian production tool for building shoot-day schedules, shot plans, and actor call times.
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Tally’s scorekeepers for belote-family games
Tally offers free scorekeeping apps for seven related card games, with game-specific rules and scoring.
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TheGeekachu’s Cross-Disciplinary Maker Portfolio
A 13-year-old builder’s portfolio of software, robotics, CAD, and other engineering projects.
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TSDT’s work to preserve Tjwao
The Tsoro-o-tso San Development Trust presents community-led work in Tjwao language preservation, San cultural heritage, education, and research.
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Where’s the Fire?
A location-based tool that estimates which wildfire may have sent smoke to you.
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YamaScan reads a Yamaha’s ECU history
A Russian-language diagnostic service interprets Yamaha motorcycle ECU logs to check mileage and riding history, with sample reports for used-bike inspections.
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Yanwai gives subtitles a memory for the story
Yanwai presents bilingual subtitles for Netflix and YouTube, with clickable explanations and vocabulary tools for language learners.
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Baiypolhi Sports Club: Sport, shoreline, next generation
A Kihaadhoo community sports club organizing youth athletics, island events, and shoreline clean-ups.
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BeetleBoy32, the pocket beetle console
A hobby-built touchscreen ESP32 device for playing remilia.net’s beetle game, with a Mac simulator for development.
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BetterTabs, a side panel for tab sprawl
A free, open-source Chrome extension that organizes tabs across windows, with search, favourites, grouping, and one-click cleanup.
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Cartopif — The maps we didn’t know we needed
A French-language series of maps about unexpected subjects, built from official, cited data and updated weekly.
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도깨비 공중전화: A Voice-Response Exhibition
A vertical iPad interface turns a printed phone number into an interactive, voice-response exhibition experience.
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EbbnFlow’s “ask the bank, not the screenshot”
EbbnFlow presents a small-business software suite, led by ReFlow, which says it verifies Ethiopian telebirr and CBE payment receipts with the bank.
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The Jewell Calendar: A searchable local-government archive
An investigative archive of Frederick County Board of Supervisors chairman John Jewell’s public Google Calendar, with searchable entries and analysis alongside the public record.
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Koyomi Zukan makes fortune calculations inspectable
A Japanese-language collection of fortune-telling and calendar tools, from name-stroke readings to lunar-date conversion.
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LaneRouter maps live road conditions for agents
LaneRouter aggregates agents’ reports about website and API availability, showing conditions by host and first meaningful path.
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Nativers’ Institute of Bodology
A Bodo-focused research and heritage institute in Kokrajhar, Assam, presenting its academic schools, publications, projects, and conference activity.
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Patina UI gives shadcn/ui a printed surface
A shadcn/ui component library styled like printed matter, with an install command and a registry of components.
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SHAHANSHAH: a Persian empire city-builder with its sources in view
A city-builder set in the Persian empire from 530 to 479 BCE, paired with an illustrated history encyclopedia.
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Puente turns a school day into a pictogram story
Puente helps special-education schools share a child’s day with family through an ordered strip of pictograms.
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Qbist turns a cube into a word board
A playable word puzzle where you rotate a letter-covered cube, form words, and freeze them in place.
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QuantyVerse: Rust all the way down
A one-person infrastructure project presenting a Rust stack of network foundations, a database, and a Kubernetes data store.