KENSESH: a practice app for kendama players
An iPhone app that helps kendama players learn 126 tricks, time practice sessions, track streaks, and catalog their kendamas.
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An iPhone app that helps kendama players learn 126 tricks, time practice sessions, track streaks, and catalog their kendamas.
An independent local-network client for Reolink NVRs and cameras, with a Linux desktop app, Roku channel, and Roku screensaver.
An expense tracker that imports alerts from selected Nepali banks and eSewa, splits shared bills, manages trip budgets, and works offline.
An API for typo-tolerant name matching against exclusion, sanctions, and other CSV-style lists, with public benchmarks for recall, precision, latency, and throughput.
A free, no-account lookup tool for Medicare physician-fee-schedule rates by CPT or HCPCS code, locality, place, and date of service.
An AI Mahjong assistant that scans a rack, recommends discards, evaluates completed hands, and calculates scores across eight regional rulesets.
MakeJoy Labs is developing free, ad-free software that helps children create, explore, and solve problems without turning attention into a product.
AgriScan proposes bolt-on onboard AI hardware that lets spray drones identify diseased plants and target them individually.
A desktop book-production app that turns one manuscript into EPUB3, Kindle, PDF, and DOCX files.
A desktop app for learning Eastern and Arabic music that listens to your playing and corrects pitch and rhythm, including genuine quarter-tones.
An 8-ball coaching product combining a structured manual, interactive drills, a trajectory simulator, and AI-assisted shot analysis.
A local-first Mac reader for reviewing Markdown files and sandboxed HTML artifacts without the clutter of a full project tree.
An Addis Ababa-based digital-trust project proposing HSM-backed document signing, PKI orchestration, and tamper-evident evidence for banks, MFIs, and payment systems.
A public food and activity guide for Lake Cumberland visitors, covering Monticello restaurants, food trucks, markets, menus, boat ramps, swim spots, weather notes, and day plans.
A South African handmade-goods shop selling one-of-one leather journals with ribbon, vintage lace, chrome hardware, and refillable paper blocks.
A macOS utility that lets external-mouse users tune scrolling, pointer movement, acceleration, sensitivity, and side-button actions.
A technical artist’s collection of Unreal Engine shaders, plugins, VFX systems, and documentation for game developers.
Rob Murrow’s personal collection of self-hosted web apps: a live-news newspaper, a GEDCOM family-tree viewer, a sliding puzzle, and an AI-generated crossword.
A French-language gifting service that turns seven answers about someone into a custom song, studio recording, lyrics PDF, and private listening page.
Curate is an offline-first iOS and iPadOS journal for cataloging books, films, TV shows, performances, and other media with personal ratings, notes, tags, progress, and dates.
A focused practice library for IB Mathematics AA students, with questions organised by topic, year, session, and paper.
A Portuguese-language crop-monitoring tool that compares satellite images of a field between two dates to reveal changes in vegetation vigor.
A free nine-question checker that estimates whether the EU Cyber Resilience Act applies to a hardware or software product, then outlines its risk class, deadlines, and obligations.
An open-source toolkit for checking BIMI setup, validating SVG Tiny PS logos, and generating the DNS records needed to publish a brand mark in email.