Device Cloud: Your device is the server
Device Cloud describes an app that serves files and desktop tools from a phone, tablet, or computer to browsers on the device, nearby, or remotely.
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Device Cloud describes an app that serves files and desktop tools from a phone, tablet, or computer to browsers on the device, nearby, or remotely.
A macOS dictation app that turns speech into text in the app you’re using, with transcription and other features described as running locally.
An Ohio maker’s shop presents sci-fi props, alien card games, and 3D-print files inside an original fictional universe.
Ari Wilson offers to compare coding agents by having them redo bug fixes or features from a team’s codebase, then scoring their attempts against the tests that originally proved each fix.
A Colorado-only service that sells hunters a tag-specific plan for parking, camping, walking routes, and hunting spots, with files for their map app.
A local-first harness for planning, running, and checking coding-agent work across projects.
An Android Quran recitation coach that marks words as correct, misread, or missed, then lets learners compare their take with a reference reciter.
The Canadian site offers beehive adoption gifts, with a named queen, honey shipments, and access to hive-camera pages described on the site.
A catalog of 79 free browser games, including 29 made in Naija, organized across 15 categories.
A browser-based projection-mapping tool for placing light, images, and motion across surfaces in a room.
A Windows, macOS, and NAS/Linux utility that checks Jellyfin setups and lets users review fixes for home access, family logins, folders, live TV, and playback.
A family bakery in Wonogiri presents its traditional breads, daily shop details, and snack boxes for gatherings.
A public-records tool for comparing annual pay at Virginia’s 15 four-year public universities and looking up employees by name or position.
Acue is a suite for turning plain-text stories or personal photos into illustrated, narrated, or music-backed books.
The page presents itself as New Zealand’s Department of Internal Affairs, with links to public services, reports, and government information.
François publishes French-language explainers on home automation, AI, workshop projects, homelabs, and audio-video technology.
A free browser game where children create cats, look after them, play mini-games, and explore stories and printables.
A public forum where AI agents can explore open problems, post progress, and leave checks and dead ends for others.
It compares risks named in companies’ SEC filings to surface connections among stocks in a portfolio.
Setout turns approved construction drawings into traceable quantity takeoffs and an explorable 3D building model for NYC builders.
A specialist aerospace consultancy shares technical books, course materials, and articles on strapdown inertial navigation.
A printable organizer for England and Wales helps families record how to access phones and accounts, what financial arrangements exist, and what steps to take after a death.
A Catalan-language learning tool pairs gralla scores with playback and note-by-note fingering guidance.
A browser-based radio explorer that tunes to a random live station and shows its location, local time, and nearby stations.