How Big Is Your Cucumber?
A mock AI-powered cucumber measurement experience that guides users through photographing a specimen and produces a randomly generated assessment.
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A mock AI-powered cucumber measurement experience that guides users through photographing a specimen and produces a randomly generated assessment.
Human Industries is an independent studio making small iPhone apps, including a free, no-account reminder for calling people you care about.
A German-language daily briefing that explains one AI story in about 60 seconds, with sources and no buzzwords.
An online marketplace for handmade products created by artisans with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
A free daily browser racing game that gives you one attempt on one Formula 1-style circuit.
A Korean-English robotics platform for collecting contact data through bidirectional teleoperation and transferring it into robot skills.
A local guide’s richly presented invitation to explore Iraq, from the Mesopotamian Marshes and ancient Ur to Kurdistan’s mountains and Baghdad.
A parody countdown page that answers the game's release question by redirecting readers to a real solar eclipse on August 2, 2027.
A firsthand island-travel editorial that orders ten destinations by how far its writers would go to return.
A group estimation game for 3–12 people, where everyone guesses a number independently before seeing the real answer.
A small Ecquevilly farm supplies seasonal vegetables and fruit directly to restaurants within a 20-kilometre radius.
A Yogyakarta construction contractor that lets prospective clients inspect a project estimate, payment schedule, scope of work, and reporting process before requesting a quote.
A Spanish-language chess publication covering tournaments, players, results, live events, and annotated games across Spain, Latin America, and the wider world.
Jun documents a software portfolio where one human and an AI agent workforce screen ideas, ship products, and record the ones they kill.
A Polish household energy optimizer that uses quarter-hourly electricity prices to schedule EV charging, water heating, heat pumps, and other flexible loads.
A Thai calorie-checking tool that estimates the calories and macros in a dish, then lets you log the meal locally.
A time-stamped register documenting the kings, queens, abdications, rival claims, and proclamations behind the informal title “King of SEO.”
A Philippine bookkeeping app for owners of boundary and rental businesses to track units, riders, daily payments, overdue balances, and documents.
A Hebrew-language civic research site that turns open Knesset committee transcripts into summaries, influence metrics, searchable records, and reporting.
A native macOS wallpaper that turns whatever your Mac is playing into a live oscilloscope behind your desktop icons.
A pure-C99 XML 1.0 parser, XPath 1.0 engine, and SAX interface built around bounded memory and zero required runtime dependencies.
Lerience is a free, open-source Windows and macOS app that uses your Claude Code or Codex setup to teach from a folder on your computer.
A mock gift-shop page presents a ceramic souvenir mug bearing a stranger's face, complete with a certificate, receipt, SKU, and Solana purchase route.
A family-memory service that turns recordings, photographs, letters, and stories into a searchable archive with source-linked answers.