Vordr, the inspection app that finishes the paperwork
An offline-first field inspection app for plant rooms, basements, venues, and other places where connectivity cannot be trusted.
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An offline-first field inspection app for plant rooms, basements, venues, and other places where connectivity cannot be trusted.
A Hungarian-language financial record-keeping tool for entrepreneurs and traders, combining income, receivables, debts, and financial runway in one immutable journal.
Glowing is a strange, atmospheric page narrated by a glowing cat that appears to be available to buy.
A polished sales page for a cryptocurrency-draining service that claims to extract funds from exchange accounts.
The official site of retired Japanese Lieutenant General Kimihito Iwamura, offering leadership talks, crisis-management training, and a browser-based business-continuity exercise.
A privacy-first iPhone and Apple Watch app for riding out alcohol, nicotine, gambling, and other personal-dependence urges.
A free classroom app for teachers, with seating charts, group generation, name drawing, timers, schedules, noise monitoring, stations, and activity planning.
A $34 pair of NFC pucks that records when you tapped the door and kitchen wall before leaving home.
A daily three-minute reflection on the Bhagavad Gītā, framed as a letter from Krishna for readers who may never have opened the text.
An interactive tracker of one person's recurring Olive Garden meals, with menu voting, calorie counts, locations, and a visit history stretching back to 2024.
A living atlas of rooms, halls, streets, and grounds where public life gathered across the United States.
A collection of 180 small LLM-powered roasts, character engines, generators, games, and other playful utilities.
A MySpace-style personal page about Ojibwe identity, wild rice mapping, treaty rights, and workshop tinkering.
A service that turns a relative’s answers into a hardbound family memoir, with QR codes that play their recorded voice.
A browser-based theatre tool that assigns wireless mic packs scene by scene and prints the paperwork a backstage crew needs.
A Bulgarian-English mood journal that tracks check-ins, sleep, energy, and reflections locally, with optional anonymous signals shared to a collective view.
Nucula is an open-source Cashu ecash wallet built from an ESP32, NFC controller, OLED display, and keypad.
A Chrome extension that automatically tracks the languages you watch and hear across YouTube, Netflix, and Twitch.
An interactive directory connecting U.S. surveillance companies to their products, deployments, agencies, funders, and documented incidents.
A fictional fan site for a proudly mediocre local water park, complete with attractions, sponsor banners, a guestbook, a poll, and an increasingly elaborate backstory.
An open-source, cross-platform editor for building Super Mario World hacks, combining level editing with project files, patching, and command-line workflows.
An interactive historical map that pins 2,510 documented moments to the places where they happened, alongside historical-map overlays and Baltimore property-research tools.
A historical biography of Emil Remond, the French colonist, brickmaker, Confederate cavalryman, and amateur geologist whose experiments helped reveal the industrial potential of West Dallas.
A searchable archive of U.S. public-domain recordings that can be streamed, downloaded, and reused without permission.