Paletuvia puts mangrove trees on the public record
A citizen-science project on New Caledonia’s Ouémo trail asks visitors to record seasonal changes in individual mangrove trees.
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PartsDue: appliance repair, through the second trip
PartsDue is appliance-repair shop software for WordPress, covering bookings, parts, return visits, invoices, warranty claims, and more.
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Pendragon Compendium: native PC builds, your own discs
A library of native PC game recompilations paired with a browser-based checker for players supplying their own game data.
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PenPressed turns wedding guest lists into individually approved thank-you notes
A wedding thank-you service drafts personalized notes from guest-list details, then writes approved cards with a real pen.
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PirateRF Receiver: an RTL-SDR in the browser
A browser-based receiver that connects to a compatible RTL-SDR dongle for tuning, spectrum viewing, scanning, and audio.
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Clocktopus: time lessons in Coral Town
A free clock-learning game for ages 5–9, with seven activities, an interactive teaching clock, and printable worksheets.
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PULSEBOUND turns its weapons into a band
A browser-playable rhythm roguelite where instruments attack automatically on the beat and each run builds a different song.
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PrivaBIOS, an open-source BIOS for Neo Geo MVS
A free, GPL-3.0 BIOS for Neo Geo MVS boards, with an in-game settings menu, per-game autofire, cheats, memory-card tools, and hardware tests.
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Prompt & Solder’s repair-and-revival index
A source-linked collection of hardware repairs, firmware work, and software revivals people say they tackled with Claude.
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Twelve Layers on University Avenue
QuiteCHIC Designs presents a site analysis of seven parcels on University Avenue in Riverside, California.
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CASA Nostra: Texas child welfare, mapped
Lisa Patten, a CASA volunteer, publishes child-welfare essays and a plain-language map of the laws, agencies, and people involved in Texas cases.
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Réseau Solid': one card for food assistance
Réseau Solid' describes a shared card and dossier system for food-assistance associations, so people do not have to start their paperwork over at each member organization.
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What a decade of education SBIR funding reached
A policy brief and 36-page white paper examine outcomes associated with federal education innovation awards from FY 2012–2022.
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A browser-based Stargate VR expedition
A free, fan-built Stargate experience lets visitors explore Atlantis, Earth orbit, and Stargate Command in a browser, with a VR option for Meta Quest.
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smif: a live session board for Claude Code
smif is a terminal tool that tracks Claude Code sessions on your machine, showing which are working, waiting, or have a new answer.
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Staff of Shamgar, in pencil
A phone-based, turn-based roguelike that recreates a pencil-and-paper dungeon crawl, with visible dice, maps, and character sheets.
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Starward puts you in the pilot’s seat of a browser universe
A free browser experience for exploring astronomical places, planning routes through space, or steering your own flight.
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Six quiet tools, from clinic notes to a classical clock
A personal portfolio of six small tools and projects, including a clinic-side record keeper, a first-grader’s homework checklist, a recitation aid, and a traditional Chinese clock.
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Tarot Campaign: a strategy game built from 78 cards
A Chinese-language tarot strategy game for 2–4 players, with pass-and-play, solo AI, and online modes.
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TavLucky, a backgammon room with seven distinct opponents
TavLucky offers free online Greek backgammon in three variants, with friend matches, matchmaking, and opponents ranging from beginner-friendly to locked behind a challenge.
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Luanco’s tide-timed beach tennis tournament
The Luanco Beach Tennis Tournament is a summer event in Asturias played on La Ribera beach, where the court appears at low tide.
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The New English, preserved in tickets and fanzines
A sourced archive of The New English, a London indie pop band active from 1986 to 1988, with photographs, gig ephemera, press, and recordings.
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Tide Road Watch maps Marin’s high-tide trouble spots
A public tool estimating which Marin roads, school routes, and paths may flood during upcoming high tides.
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Tiny Human: A 1.7-meter astronaut, for scale
A science-storytelling project pairs short videos and comics with a playful scale journey from Earth’s surface to its core.