RabbitFarm: a rabbit farm that fits in your phone
An offline-first farm tracker for rabbits, covering breeding, cages, feed, health records, workers, and finances.
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An offline-first farm tracker for rabbits, covering breeding, cages, feed, health records, workers, and finances.
A set of browser-based calculators for radiology, covering thyroid, ovarian, renal, liver, and lung findings.
Radar combines calendars, inboxes, and business tools into a single view of approaching deadlines, commitments, renewals, and other consequences.
A small-group English school for Brazilians who want to participate more fully in British and Irish life.
An open-source workflow engine for AI agents that enforces dependencies, schema-checked outputs, human approvals, and tamper-evident evidence.
A Michigan State University student institute conducting frontier AI safety and alignment research, with publications, projects, reading events, and a formal membership system.
A self-declared ranking of wealthy people whose holdings are priced against the market, while the people themselves remain unchecked.
A benchmark asks three robot policies to refuse five hazardous instructions, then records whether they refuse, freeze, or carry them out.
A proposed bilingual Latin–English liturgical book for the Roman Rite’s day hours, with chant notation throughout.
A Lyon night-tour project that mixes verified history, urban legends, and small-group storytelling by lamplight.
A Spanish-language conversation tool that transcribes speech and tracks unanswered questions, promises, and unfinished threads.
A Korean research notebook covering companion-animal nutrition, natural substances, behavior, welfare, publications, and ongoing reading.
A multilingual historical fact archive documenting Japan’s wartime actions and postwar statements with traceable sources.
An iPhone swing trainer for tennis, padel, and pickleball that turns wrist release into a timed hit sound.
A practical guide and eligibility checker for international travellers making a six-hour stop, a short visit, or a ten-day visa-free transit through Shenzhen.
A public collection of first-person scam, hacking and fraud stories paired with practical guidance for what to do next.
A macOS assistant that turns paper mail and PDFs into a searchable, locally stored archive.
An AI studio that designs Tesla wraps on model-specific templates, previews them in 3D, and exports PNGs for Tesla’s Paint Shop.
Snap To Studio turns existing phone photos of products, food, people, and spaces into studio-style images.
A nationwide lookup tool for bulky-waste rules, collection fees, application methods, and drop-off facilities by Japanese municipality.
Andrew Clarke’s music-history project examines 42 songs of resistance and transformation, from Billie Holiday’s “Strange Fruit” to 2019.
A browser-based landed-cost calculator for consumer brands, paired with public sourcing teardowns and independent procurement guidance.
A browser-based collection of 30 free audio tools for testing speakers and headphones, generating tones and noise, and measuring microphones and room sound.
A photo-delivery tool for Indian wedding studios that lets guests find their pictures with a selfie.