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A source-backed solar research site with calculators for system size, yield, payback, batteries, wallboxes, heat pumps, and roof geometry.
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Nacre, the permission-aware context layer
Nacre is a self-hosted knowledge index that applies fine-grained access control during retrieval, with MCP access for agents and a REST API for applications.
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Pocket Studio puts a full Android IDE in your phone
Pocket Studio is an on-device Android development environment for opening Gradle projects, editing Kotlin and Java, and building installable APKs without a PC or cloud build farm.
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NotchOps puts AI-agent status in the Mac notch
A local macOS control layer that gathers progress, completions, approvals, and failures from AI-assisted development sessions.
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Null Island — broken geospatial test fixtures
A browser-based generator for deliberately broken map test files in formats including GeoJSON, KML, GPX, CSV, WKT, TopoJSON, and Shapefile.
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Organic Evidence
A source-linked explorer for USDA-certified organic operations, certification scopes, and product records.
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Pacecraft: POTS Rehab, Session by Session
A forthcoming app that guides people with POTS through published exercise-rehabilitation protocols, tracking phase, targets, schedule, and symptoms.
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Pagelet Gives Agent-Generated Reports a Review Loop
An open-source, self-hosted tool that publishes local HTML reports for team review and turns pinned comments into Markdown feedback for coding agents.
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PHENOMENAL and the Buy-If market
PHENOMENAL proposes an AI-assisted system that groups compatible business needs into a market, then identifies the conditions required for a shared purchase.
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PISSn Turns Bladder Control Into a Territory Game
PISSn is a real-world game where players use their location and bladder endurance to claim sidewalk territory, compete for local crowns, and expand across a world map.
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Composure, a Word Puzzle with a Survival Budget
A free, no-sign-up word puzzle where players place lettered blocks until every word forms, across timed sets, endless runs, seeded races, and survival mode.
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PlotSense Turns Official Parcel Data Into a Property Check
A Dutch service that reports where a parcel lies, what may be built there, and what the ground beneath it might mean.
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Plugrade Reads the Fine Print in Claude Code Plugins
Plugrade audits community Claude Code plugins for supply-chain risks, network-fetched code, install impact, and changing behavior.
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ProBlock Turns a Production Brief into a Working Floor Plan
A Korean-language planning tool for events, broadcasts, and live productions, combining equipment layouts, connection lines, field photos, notes, labels, and PDF export.
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PROJECT X, the NFC relay platform with a “bypass” mode
A subscription platform offering remote NFC relays, Android devices, regional relay nodes, operator controls, and EMV payment analytics.
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Qaz.tours: Planning Kazakhstan by Route, Season, and Distance
A Russian-language trip-planning guide for Kazakhstan with ready-made itineraries, regional overviews, a map, seasonal advice, and practical checks before departure.
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Rapid Ancestry: the records that changed who people were
A paid ancestry search tool spanning sixteen public-domain collections, including Dawes Rolls, Freedmen's records, census schedules, and Virginia reclassification registers.
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Real Handcrafted Code
A deadpan parody site claiming that software is still being written with hole-punched cards.
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Rebel Vision Moves Art by Light
An offline artwork-transfer system that sends Rebel Archive pieces from screen to screen through a phone camera.
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reMaestro, the self-hosted conductor for your home theatre
A Raspberry Pi-based controller that unifies AV receivers, projectors, TVs, streamers, lights, and other home-theatre gear across IR, serial, Bluetooth, and network connections.
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Retro-Playground: Korean schoolyard games in a browser
A small web arcade revives Korean childhood games including paper-football, ttakji flipping, and marble games, playable on desktop or mobile without installation.
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RingLog Scores Boxing One Round at a Time
A Letterboxd-style community for rating boxing matches round by round, browsing classic bouts, and comparing personal scorecards with the judges.
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The Roads That Remember
R. Keith Parker’s author site presents two connected old-world Gothic fantasy cycles, their reading order, and a sixteen-book chronicle.
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RWA Market: Where the Research Disagrees
A cross-study synthesis of 61 recent reports on tokenized real-world assets, comparing forecasts, market sizes, assets, rails, and constraints.