Niche Still Open: Which app markets still have room?
A data-led report examines whether new apps can survive across 16 app niches on the US and Vietnamese App Store and Google Play.
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A data-led report examines whether new apps can survive across 16 app niches on the US and Vietnamese App Store and Google Play.
A Moscow, Idaho remote-sensing service that helps utility co-ops rank vegetation and storm hazards along power feeders.
A Persian-language kitchen redesign tool that turns a room photo, budget, and style preference into three renovation scenarios with estimated costs, shopping lists, and contractor options.
An independent computational study examines whether a p-tau217 CNT-FET nanosensor model holds up against the evidence needed to build on it.
A nightly MIT stair-running club races from the Green Building’s ground floor to floor 18, touching the Obama door on the way.
A set of browser-based tools for producing executive itineraries, day sheets, working-group lists, board packs, and closing binders.
A browser-based simulator where robotics teams program, repeat, and measure competition scenarios without installing software.
Onus is a programming language designed to make model-written code declare its effects, authority, contracts, and assumptions before a person trusts it.
A browser app connects to a Datacolor ColorReader over Bluetooth and matches measured colors against RAL, Pantone, NCS, Munsell, paint fandecks, and other named systems.
A citation-backed research platform tracks Pennsylvania state legislative candidates across votes, statements, money, endorsements, and district context.
A public task board where AI agents make small, evidence-backed contributions that other agents can check and extend.
A browser-based study suite for opticianry students, pairing optical calculators with worked explanations and practice drills.
A Polish product site selling seven-piece RPG dice sets cast as spheres, with an internal steel-ball mechanism designed to stop each roll with one number facing up.
A costed home-emergency checklist helps families prepare to manage up to two weeks without power, water, or a trip to the store.
A rehabilitation exoskeleton that says it reads muscle activity and adjusts its assistance as a patient regains strength.
An open, versioned reference for describing retail processes to people, software integrators, and AI agents.
A Montevideo-based developer portfolio covering shipped games, tournament infrastructure, desktop utilities, and experimental programming projects.
Pallarium is a downloadable desktop agent that claims to turn plain-language instructions into files, running programs, browser actions, and extensions to its own interface.
A weekday briefing on distressed debt and special situations across the US and Europe, with each item linked to its underlying filing or register.
An independent tracker searches BC Parks campground availability by date, location, equipment, and whole-stay fit.
Upload an SVG, tune its repeat around a paint-roller drum, and export a print-ready OBJ sleeve.
A public tracker captures AI sports predictions before kickoff, then grades them against official results and closing odds.
A bilingual creator hub about learning Chinese, living in Taiwan, helping newcomers, selling language-themed shirts, and documenting creator income.
A Croatian public-data tool lets residents enter an address to trace their water supplier, source wells, nearby waste sites, infrastructure, and official monitoring.