TranscribeBench puts transcription claims on the record
A set of browser-based subtitle and transcription calculators sits alongside a benchmark of speech-to-text accuracy on openly licensed recordings.
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A set of browser-based subtitle and transcription calculators sits alongside a benchmark of speech-to-text accuracy on openly licensed recordings.
A browser tool for finding and redacting sensitive details in PDFs, scans, images, and videos, with review before export.
Deck is a free, open-source code-review tool where engineers can inspect an AI agent’s decisions against the changed code, question them, and choose what ships.
Nearest is a place-discovery service for finding nearby essentials, with community-reported updates and a developer API.
A compact explainer explores the mathematical-philosophy question of whether numbers too large to reach or write down can be said to exist.
The page presents a registration form for people who lost money to online fraud and claims to be the United States Internet Fraud Registry.
A Minecraft plugin for TrainCarts parks, with rides that run automatically or can be operated from a browser-based desk.
A free browser football game with medieval-fantasy clubs, quick matches, cup play, and online rooms.
A compliance tool for Texas oil and gas operators that organizes Railroad Commission records into obligations, reports, maps, and prefilled forms.
An editorial club for people facing a career or life transition, with free practical tools, advice, and stories about starting over.
WetlandEar proposes an acoustic-monitoring system for Kazakhstan nature reserves, using solar field stations to identify bird calls and send event details to a ranger dashboard.
A free, open-source browser tool for reviewing Chess.com, Lichess, or PGN games and analyzing individual chess positions.
A free web app for practicing guitar and bass sight-reading, with pitch and rhythm drills, microphone feedback, a tuner, and reading guides.
Zehin presents an offline-first English-learning app built around Turkmen meanings, narrated graded readers, and structured lessons.
A Chinese-language guide catalogs used CCD camera models, tracks Japanese auction prices, and shares camera-shop visits around Kansai.
Aeternaxis presents two open-source tools that put deterministic checks around AI-assisted document edits and coding-agent tasks.
A Spanish-language set of seven free browser games, built for short sessions and play without an account or installation.
Archaeologist Aaron Deter-Wolf’s site documents research into ancient tattooing, from tattooed mummies to the tools used to make tattoos.
assistivelisteningknowledgebase.com
An evidence library compares Auracast, hearing loops, infrared, RF/FM, and Wi-Fi assistive-listening systems question by question.
A neon 3D browser take on Pong, with a free demo that runs through its first ten levels.
A public, read-only directory lets AI agents search Latino events across California, including bailes, concerts and jaripeos.
A Japanese-language calculator estimates the portable power station capacity needed for selected appliances and compares models that meet the requirement.
An arcade-style game asks players to blast harassment lines and spare harmless remarks across five levels.
A volunteer-run map helps Bukit Timah residents find homes and community stops participating in Halloween trick-or-treating.