FeedSip — The feed that ends
FeedSip proposes a finite, personal scrolling feed that gives users something to browse, then stops.
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FeedSip proposes a finite, personal scrolling feed that gives users something to browse, then stops.
FjordTide combines predicted tides, daylight, local time, and source details into dated offline plans for selected Norwegian and Danish coastal places.
A browser-based tool that removes the visible Gemini watermark from images, with batch processing, model switching, and local touch-up controls.
A browser-based French cadastral and LiDAR tool for analyzing parcels, terrain, planning constraints, and earthwork before a site visit.
A cycle-count analysis toolkit turns a warehouse export into repeat-offender lists, drift and volatility scores, dollar impact, and a risk-ranked schedule for the next count.
A planned Windows music visualizer that reacts to Spotify, files, browser audio, or a microphone.
Pandore is a local Mac workspace that connects projects, notes, files, calendars, and AI assistants in one place.
An iPhone workflow for gastroenterologists that converts Google Calendar appointments into editable Spanish- and English-language endoscopy preparation sheets.
A Dallas–Fort Worth booking marketplace for early and late restaurant tables, offering food discounts for a flat $9.99 fee.
A browser-based multiplayer exploration game set across Kerala districts, with jobs, vehicles, shops, player profiles, and nearby voice chat.
An independent game studio presenting CluckFront, a top-down extraction PvP shooter about stealing golden seeds and carrying them back to a chest.
A planned iOS app that turns a pet’s daily call for attention into a five-second video ritual shared with invited followers.
An open-source Chrome extension that translates selected text, page elements, images, and pasted passages into Chinese in place.
An early-access iPhone app for hiding photos and files, encrypting them locally, and shrinking videos before storing them.
A dependency-mapping tool for small SaaS teams that translates vendor incidents into evidence-backed product-impact briefs for Slack.
A party-invitation tool that sends from your own email or phone, while guests reply through a simple no-sign-up page.
An independent testing and evidence site compares consumer light-therapy devices, their published irradiance claims, and the research behind them.
An independent digest tracking TypeSafe AI's Jev, a model presented as making typed software decisions instead of generating text.
JevStation runs Jev, a model that turns submitted text or records into typed Choice, Score, or Noul answers.
A Taiwanese editorial project covering trading-card events, accessories, collecting vocabulary, product fit, and beginner-friendly Pokémon instruction.
KickForward gives academies a private player-development record linking coaching objectives, observations, video clips, match evidence, and family updates.
KRYPHS links ad creatives to the campaigns and results behind them, helping agencies find, compare, and refresh winning videos.
A participatory time capsule where people leave their names and a message for whoever—or whatever—reads the page decades from now.
A free four-question checker estimates which Angi lead charges may qualify for credit and explains how to file the claims yourself.