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Passenger Cinema: Travelling Without Moving
A volunteer-run London cinema that pairs films from around the world with meals, workshops, live music, and conversations.
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Perfectly Good PC: A Windows 10 Survival Guide
A focused guide that lays out Windows 10’s competing support deadlines and helps readers decide whether to stay, upgrade to Windows 11, switch to Linux, or buy a Mac.
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Plateop, a country-by-country used-car co-pilot
Plateop offers free second-hand car buying advice, adapting its checks and guidance to the vehicle’s country of registration.
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Podder, the trippy 3D-print prompt generator
Podder generates surreal, sacred-geometry-inspired prompts for isolated, printable 3D objects, then helps estimate what a resulting print should cost.
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PressBoxIQ, the Halftime Tendency Report for Friday-Night Football
A sideline web tool that turns logged first-half plays into opponent tendency reports before the third quarter.
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PuttTap — Mini-Golf Scoring by NFC
PuttTap is a course-side scoring system where golfers tap NFC-tagged putters at each hole, enter their strokes, and share a live group scoreboard.
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PickBiz Turns Korean Public Benefits Into a Searchable Radar
A Korean-language finder for welfare services, youth policies, and small-business support, filtered by region, audience, eligibility, and application status.
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Rating & Review Breakdown for Amazon
A forthcoming Firefox add-on that displays Amazon’s full 5-star-to-1-star rating distribution beside the average.
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Ratio Journal, a Laboratory for Verifiable Claims
A fictional research journal built around claim-level source checking, instrument records, plain-language papers, and disclosed human–machine collaboration.
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Remove Matcha Filter, a Browser-Based Green-Cast Undo Button
A free photo and video tool that reduces the green cast, grain, and flattened contrast of a matcha-style filter without uploading the media.
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Rentable: the kitchen layer behind the POS
A Spanish-language Ecuadorian system for costing recipes, planning production, managing purchasing and inventory, and measuring profitability across food-service operations.
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ReplayFoundry Keeps the Final Cut Local
A local-first Windows app that finds, edits, captions, renders, and organizes highlight clips from long gameplay recordings.
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Andy AI, the PubMed spreadsheet assistant
Andy AI turns a natural-language PubMed search into an organized, filterable spreadsheet for academics and clinicians.
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Richard Henry Carvings, One Feather at a Time
A North Texas woodcarver’s portfolio of hand-carved birds and wildlife, with inquiries open for current or commissioned work.
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RiDough: Twenty-Four Hours in the Dark
A Ruskin, Florida home bakery selling small-batch sourdough, cinnamon rolls, focaccia, and seeded loaves through weekly preorders.
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Ritim Explains Why the CNC Machine Stopped
Ritim combines machine data, operator reports, and camera footage into a single production-stop event.
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Ranebo’s Life During Zbinden’s Disappearance
A Basel-based narrative project presenting a current condition, upcoming events, an archive, publications, and visitor instructions.
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Roast My Rig Turns Guitar Gear Into a Scorecard
A no-account browser tool that scores and roasts a guitarist's setup based on a photo, genre, gear, value, and pedal count.
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RunSnack: One Link to a GPU
RunSnack lets people share an NVIDIA GPU through a browser-based terminal, using a Docker container and a direct peer-to-peer arrangement.
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Screen Versus Makes Screen Diagonals Tell the Truth
A free comparison tool that draws two TVs or monitors to scale and calculates their real width, height, area, pixel density, and suggested viewing distance.
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SHABERU, a search engine for Japanese podcasts
SHABERU indexes Japanese-language podcasts so you can search across guests, people, works, and topics.
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SHINYA / 深夜: Dark Electronic J-Pop After Midnight
A Tokyo music project presenting a seven-track, hour-long dark electronic J-pop mix alongside videos and behind-the-track notes.
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Shippable checks what your AI-built app left open
A read-only security scanner that tests whether an app's databases, secrets, files, and headers are exposed to anonymous visitors.