aPOS, the Maldives-First POS
A point-of-sale system for Maldivian shops and restaurants, connecting sales, BML payments, inventory, island procurement, offline work, and true-cost tracking.
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A point-of-sale system for Maldivian shops and restaurants, connecting sales, BML payments, inventory, island procurement, offline work, and true-cost tracking.
An iPhone app that scans printed Hebrew words, explains them in simple Hebrew, and turns each lookup into future practice.
A weekly ordering and pickup platform for home-kitchen bakers selling bread, pastries, and other small-batch goods.
A pilgrim carries names and prayer intentions to holy places, then sends the customer a shrine photograph and dated certificate.
A Portuguese-language tool for recording work beyond scheduled hours, attaching supporting files, and exporting a dossier for a lawyer.
A developer CLI turns commit history into a signed, offline-verifiable review capsule.
An interactive 2026 baseball model that lets readers compare Pete Crow-Armstrong and Shohei Ohtani through fWAR, bWAR, and configurable season scenarios.
Perch turns a Raspberry Pi or other small Linux board and a 7-inch touchscreen into a quiet desk display for weather, home devices, news, and a conversational AI button.
An owner-controlled context layer that gives AI agents narrow, evidence-backed slices of a person’s information.
A nonprofit storytelling project invites veterans to submit personal service stories, then develops them into songs for approval before release.
A free browser piano-learning tool that displays notes as they fall, listens to a MIDI keyboard, and lets players practise 13 pieces at their own pace.
Pieoro audits SVG artwork against a design system, identifies structural and geometric defects, and repairs them in the browser without altering the visible drawing.
A Hokkaido orchard and cidery turning locally grown apples into food-friendly cider.
A weekly service compares WordPress plugin releases with their previous versions to flag removed hooks, classes, functions, routes, templates, and other changes that may break dependent sites.
A New Zealand election-policy page that doubles as an attempted instruction manual for language models.
A free map of 1,502 bathroom stops with ratings, restroom-type filters, and a trip-planning mode.
A browser-based tool that turns 3D models into printable joint assemblies made from straws, sticks, skewers, or toothpicks.
ProjectMerai publishes Windows DLL-hijacking research and an MIT-licensed C#/.NET 8 tool that discovers, validates, and confirms exploitable loading paths.
A research site documenting the 1958 B-47E explosion over Collins, New York, the four airmen killed, and the classified retrofit program that followed.
An unofficial, source-labelled field guide to Project P.I.T.T.’s upgrades, automation, production lines, tools, fixes, secrets, and release-day progression.
A prelaunch service that plans to send occasional Bible verses by phone, chosen in response to what someone has shared about their life.
An iOS journal for recording migraine episodes, medications, outcomes, and weather without forcing a questionnaire during pain.
A live bird collage that uses a window microphone and Cornell’s BirdNET to identify passing birds.
A live board where domain sellers bid for placement, with rankings determined by spend rather than votes or an algorithm.