Lettuce: work with a record
Lettuce describes a local-first work tracker where people and software agents record tasks, evidence, and what remains unresolved.
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Lettuce describes a local-first work tracker where people and software agents record tasks, evidence, and what remains unresolved.
A UK event-planning tool that estimates whether you can leave a concert, match, or show and still catch a train home.
A one-person shelf of six free iPhone apps, from warranty reminders and migraine logs to a timer that turns remaining time into fading light.
A free, no-sign-up calculator for working out Islamic inheritance shares, with explanations and comparisons across legal positions.
An interactive experiment lets visitors vary leaf types, wind, atmospheric density, and gravity, then release leaves and explore their motion.
Ice One is a browser hockey game presented with solo practice, multiplayer match modes, rankings, tournaments, and a skater-building system.
Fill, sign, watermark, and rearrange PDFs in your browser; the site says files stay on your device.
Odebound is a free, upcoming voxel RPG for Windows and macOS, with single-player and co-op play.
A self-hosted dashboard for monitoring a home server, its domain, and other services on the machine.
An app listens to music playing aloud and follows along with synchronized lyrics, for records, cassettes, CDs, radio, and other speakers.
A registry for searching and comparing open-weight models by artifact details, licensing, context, formats and related evidence.
A free, fictional decision game lets you test how different responses affect a modeled orbital-debris scenario over a decade.
OXIS is an open-source terminal for Windows and Linux that runs familiar shells alongside an editor, project workspaces, workflows, and Lua plugins.
A comparative view of legislative bills in Russia, Germany, Sweden, and Israel, using measures the site says are drawn from complete official datasets spanning 2000–2025.
A Mac app that turns Planning Center plans or pasted setlists into Ableton Live show files, with stems, tempo maps, arrangements, and transitions.
PlateKeys turns a Dubai or Abu Dhabi plate—or a name—into a 64 mm 3D-printed keychain.
Five Suspects presents short illustrated mysteries: watch the case, inspect its clues, name a suspect, then check the answer the next day.
A DIY push-button recorder sends audio to your Mac, where local software transcribes it, labels speakers, and lets you search what was said.
A cottage kitchen near Monmouth describes a daytime café counter and a five-table evening dining room, both working from a menu rewritten each week.
An interactive Spanish-language guide to Buenos Aires City’s 2026 budget, with views of spending and revenue.
A set of calculators and product references for epoxy pours, with product limits linked to manufacturer data sheets.
A paid service that turns a fantasy football league’s scores, benches, and history into a weekly sports-paper-style edition or an all-time Record Book.
A Mac and iPad app for designing, painting, and preparing wakesurf boards for CNC cutting; the site says it is in private beta.
A browsable database of running-shoe geometry, with measurements labeled by source type and confidence.