OpenFamily Keeps the Family Map on Your Server
An open-source, self-hosted family location tracker with live maps, safety alerts, saved places, and 90 days of history.
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An open-source, self-hosted family location tracker with live maps, safety alerts, saved places, and 90 days of history.
A privacy-focused CPAP logbook that uses a phone camera to record figures from a machine’s display and remind users about supply replacement.
Outbid1 lets people attach a URL or social handle to a public leaderboard and pay to move it upward.
A tool that turns a public product URL into a shareable leaderboard image, with live bids determining placement.
A skeptical astrology project that publishes scored studies and offers a personal transit tracker mapped to the user's birth chart.
A daily access guide showing which Oxford colleges are open to visitors, when they open, what they charge, and how to contact the porters' lodge.
A WebGL sailing game puts you at the helm of a 52-foot catamaran crossing a compressed 5,000-nautical-mile Earth.
A convincing PancakeSwap-branded crypto trading interface served from pancakeswep.finance, a domain that does not match the brand named throughout the page.
A Chinese-English personal experiment shelf mixing cooperative games, interactive toys, a Three.js city, calculators, and a phone-to-desktop file drop.
A free Linux game launcher that reads Steam’s local records, retrieves artwork, tracks playtime, and starts games without an account or telemetry.
An independent, multilingual dossier tracking the proposed Dragon Ball-linked attraction near Cergy-Pontoise.
Une application de surf note 56 spots de la côte basque et des Landes heure par heure, selon les conditions et le niveau du surfeur.
A public season board where viewers spend 10¢ to light up indie VTubers, with 70% of each light going to the creator.
A Ukrainian public ranking where donations can move products, channels, agencies, people, and other entries up the list.
A local tool for running pickleball events, drawing rounds, recording matches, tracking ratings, and keeping player histories.
A miniature gallery comparing the polished evidence of consulting work with the messier reality of owning something.
PitchJury presents real cold emails, LinkedIn messages, recruiter notes, and sales follow-ups for a simple public verdict: would you reply?
A community-created Magic: The Gathering format where everyone draws from one shared deck and tries to make enormous, overlooked cards work.
An educational project that teaches phonics and Latin roots through stories, animated lessons, and a cast of Arctic animal characters.
A venue system uses a tablet and overhead projector to add 22 interactive games to existing axe-throwing targets.
A French startup directory where each euro paid directly determines a company’s public rank.
A free preparedness calculator that estimates how long a household’s stored food will last, with related water and generator planning tools.
A Mount Hope, New York campaign documents and challenges the proposed Sunset Ridge subdivision through zoning analysis, public records, environmental concerns, and coordinated appeals to officials.
A Russian-language information hub covering military service, careers, education, rights, and the history of Kazakhstan’s army.