Upload My Cut: a classroom Shapeoko tool
A browser-based tool that turns student drawings into cut files for a classroom Shapeoko.
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Veteran Treatment Court
A peer-run directory and plain-language guide for veterans looking for Veterans Treatment Court programs and local resources.
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Vyre keeps Claude Code on a machine you own
An open-source plugin for running Claude Code sessions, agents, and project memory on your own machine.
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WildBionics: nature through four lenses
An open-source compendium connects biological phenomena with physics, mathematics, chemistry, computer science and engineering.
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Dear Tara: a letter, then a reply
A letter-writing service where a real person reads your note and sends a personal reply by email.
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Wrong Players Club: a fictional club for dogs who lose with style
An interactive fictional sports club invites visitors to explore its grounds, meet its dog members, pair doubles teams, browse player cards, and tune in to Club TV.
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選賢與能: A Taiwan Local-Election Guide
A searchable guide to Taiwan’s 2026 local-election registrants, related news coverage, and published mayoral polls.
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YUP puts the audio graph beside the GPU renderer
An ISC-licensed C++20 framework for building realtime audio-and-graphics apps, tools, and plugins across desktop, mobile, and web.
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Aiden’s Yard Work Is Limited to O’Dowling Drive
A high school student offers seasonal yard cleanup and snow and sidewalk clearing to neighbors on O’Dowling Drive, with customers deciding what to pay after the work.
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Algopoetryslop: poems remixed for the feed
A browser-based tool remixes pasted poems into algospeak, with settings from clear to “total brainrot.”
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Anamnesis Data turns clinical-trial amendments into a dataset
A version-history dataset for ClinicalTrials.gov, offered as downloadable tables or a hosted SQL database.
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BOAR puts offline AI on an Android phone
BOAR runs a small AI model and searchable knowledge library on an Android phone, with answers that show their sources.
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Canalwright: a city builder shaped by tides
An Indonesian-language PC city-builder project about building and managing a canal city in the fictional delta of Vellmouth.
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Chiichana Etegami: A Family-Made Picture-Letter Archive
An online exhibition of Japanese picture-letter art, with works by the artist and postcards sent by visitors.
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Climate Twins maps where a city's projected climate exists today
An interactive map matches the projected 2050 or 2100 climate of a selected place to the closest present-day climate elsewhere.
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Cornerpost Logic: Farm Decisions with Receipts
A set of farm decision tools for evaluating herd, crop, and machinery choices using farm records and public data.
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DesktopEngine brings living wallpapers, widgets, and a pixel cat to the Mac desktop
A Mac app for running interactive JavaScript wallpapers, desktop widgets, and animated desktop pets.
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EarthWar 3K: a future-war league simulator
A franchise-management simulation built around a fictional, non-lethal war league in the year 3000.
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GCP Forensics: cloud incident analysis in your browser
A browser-based analyzer for Google Cloud audit and VPC Flow logs that produces a compromise verdict, incident timeline, and remediation checklist.
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PortaParty: turning the bathroom line into karaoke
The page presents an event-rental porta-potty fitted with outdoor karaoke, reactive LEDs, a graffiti wall and QR-delivered selfies.
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Google Workspace Forensics
A browser-based analyzer reads Google Workspace audit exports and assembles suspicious activity into a timeline with remediation guidance.
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GOV.UK Content Explorer: an unofficial audit desk
A read-only tool for inspecting GOV.UK pages, auditing an organisation’s content, and mapping how service pages connect.
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Goyant Kollso Naka maps Goa’s coal corridor
A Goan people’s movement documents infrastructure projects it says are combining into a coal corridor, from Mormugao Port through villages and Mollem.
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Jimichi measures what encrypted messages still reveal
An open-source messaging project describes metadata protections and publishes traffic-correlation attack results, code, and measurement details.