PlankMD: build instructions as a 3D model
An open Markdown format for describing wooden-plank constructions, with a 3D player and build validator.
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Port Authority maps the USB bottleneck
A free, open-source Windows app that explains USB and Thunderbolt connections, flags likely bottlenecks, and suggests what to try.
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Ramus, a genre-first player for Plex
A free, open-source music player that browses Plex libraries through a deep genre hierarchy and runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.
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Save the Riverwalk
A Fort Lauderdale accountability campaign documenting delays and deterioration around the Riverwalk North seawall and walkway.
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Shoal puts the Sardine Run in the player’s hands
A browser game lets you play as a sardine school, swordfish, great hammerhead, or dolphin during South Africa’s Sardine Run.
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SpektraLab turns RAW files into modeled darkroom prints
A free, open-source macOS app that develops RAW photos through film and paper simulations intended to model a darkroom print.
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Storebound: app-store preflight, with the final click reserved
An open-source CLI prepares mobile apps and games for Google Play and the App Store, checking listings, forms, screenshots, and other submission requirements.
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The Great 8, a vehicle club where machines keep their own records
A Central Oregon community documents classic and special-purpose vehicles, their repairs, and their stories through a numbered registry, garage cards, and living journals.
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Thimarcom: Quran learning for the whole household
A free browser-based app for learning Quran reading, memorization, and tajwid, aimed at children from age four and adults.
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Trash Panda Faith’s Dumpster Sanctuary
An interactive raccoon-themed religion lets visitors send its holy rummager into a dumpster, request blessings, and change his vestments.
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Washington lawmaking, searchable back to 1991
WA People organizes Washington bills, legislators, roll-call votes, and Supreme Court decisions in a public explorer.
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What Would Jesus Prompt? puts AI to work for neighbors
A Houston-rooted personal project offers free AI-assisted research for community groups and job-search kits for people starting over.
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Widow’s Hole: A Greenport Cove in Postcards and Maps
A community history of a small cove on Greenport Harbor, told through its boats, shoreline, maps, photographs, and restoration.
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Women on Record
An explorable record of crimes against women in India, built from National Crime Records Bureau reports and paired with free data downloads.
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Anywager Turns the Doomscroll Into a Prediction Market
Anywager is a Chrome extension that highlights potentially tradable claims while you read and links them to prediction markets on Kalshi.
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A Free Chamber-Music Weekend on the Dingle Peninsula
Classical Sessions is a three-evening chamber-music festival in Castlegregory and Brandon, County Kerry, running from 13–16 August 2026.
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Final Lap 800, the Tactical 800-Metre Racing Game
An interactive two-lap 800-metre racing game where pace, positioning, weather, and saved energy determine the finish.
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ForgeScan, the Barcode Toolchain in Your Pocket
An offline iPhone app for scanning, recovering, generating, and printing barcodes, labels, documents, and IDs.
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KTPDF Keeps PDF Editing on Your Machine
A free PDF editor for the browser and desktop that edits text, annotates, merges, splits, reorders, searches, and saves files locally.
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LG WashFix: the appliance fault-code field manual
An independent repair reference for decoding LG error codes and troubleshooting washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, and other appliances.
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LinguaQuest turns English study into an archipelago
A language-learning game where learners walk through six islands, meet characters who teach lessons, and progress from A1 to C2.
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Orb XR Turns a Headset Into a Coding-Agent Control Room
An Android XR app that lets developers supervise multiple real SSH coding-agent sessions from a Mac, arranged as floating terminals in 3D space.
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Peeker Puts Recent Files in Your MacBook Notch
Peeker is a macOS recent-file manager that lets you preview, copy, drag, and trash files without opening Finder.
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RelayKey: Remote access without the middleman
RelayKey lets you open and control a remote computer, server, or Raspberry Pi from another machine—even behind a router or firewall.