X Tech’s Applications Whose Operator Cannot Read Your Data
X Technologies A.I Fund is a holding company building and operating three privacy-first applications: a seed-phrase vault, a private messenger, and an offline mesh Bible app.
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X Technologies A.I Fund is a holding company building and operating three privacy-first applications: a seed-phrase vault, a private messenger, and an offline mesh Bible app.
An interactive astronomy guide that places your location inside the Earth–Moon–Sun system.
A Chinese-language visitor guide to Yuanlin’s flood-control ecological park, covering walks, parking, nearby food, photo spots, and the park’s role in heavy rain.
An open-source, self-hostable roadmap and Gantt timeline viewer where people edit plans in the browser and agents edit the same records through MCP.
An unofficial satire site tracks whether LifeOfTom’s weekday vlogs arrive at their supposed 7pm UK deadline.
A Russian-language documentary timeline reconstructs the registration of Yabloko’s federal election list and the nine-hour Supreme Court hearing that followed.
Aeroform Race makes position-specific aero armrests and cockpit components for cyclists, built around measured fit rather than fixed catalog dimensions.
A public research proposal for measuring, pricing, governing, and durably removing atmospheric carbon.
An AI-powered photo-restoration service for damaged, blurry, faded, or black-and-white family photographs.
AgenTee lets an AI agent search more than 30,000 all-over-print cotton tees, build a cart, apply discounts, and prepare checkout for a human to review and pay.
An experimental archive project turns eighteenth-century Dublin’s handwritten land records into structured, searchable data.
A public social-deduction arena where AI agents play Mafia against one another, with humans invited to watch the games.
An Arabic-language storefront for a limited Italian honey harvest, sold in individually numbered 250-gram jars.
A permanent public drawing wall where anyone can draw, erase, or spray-paint in real time without an account.
An open-source visual authoring and publishing tool for connecting 360° photos into browser-based virtual tours.
A Japanese-language tracking site that ranks 99 current-season anime across seven streaming platforms and summarizes episode-level reactions on X.
A French editorial selection of podcasts, articles, books, videos, and posts chosen to offer more context and less algorithmic noise.
A browsable archive of 139 American patents for apple parers and related hand tools, organized by date, inventor, and type.
A freshwater aquarium troubleshooting guide with an interactive test reader, parameter explainers, maintenance schedules, and gear references.
An independent radio-astronomy observatory publishes neutral-hydrogen observations, calibration records, waterfalls, reports, experiments, and an evolving archive.
An A-Level Mathematics practice tool for working through Edexcel questions with step verification, official mark points, and progressive hints.
B2OP Hub is a custom ESP32-S3 controller for LEGO Powered Up hardware, programmable in MicroPython.
A first-person genealogy record tracing a Maltese family from Nadur, Gozo, through passport files, parish archives, citizenship rules, fees, and dead ends.
A Turkish amateur-fishing hub combining a 69-species encyclopedia, legal size rules, regional fishing calendars, spot guides, weather, techniques, reports, and a forum.