Skillova, the AI Skill Librarian
A Japanese service that stores AI skill files in one cloud-based “skill box” and makes them available across Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex.
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A Japanese service that stores AI skill files in one cloud-based “skill box” and makes them available across Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex.
A browser game where you use thrust and gravity assists to capture closed orbits instead of crossing a finish line.
A phone-answering service for busy tradespeople that captures job details and texts them back in under a minute.
A hosted MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT search, inspect, and monitor official regulatory sources.
A tracker for comparing App Store in-app purchase and subscription prices across countries and monitoring additions, removals, and price changes.
Strabo creates bespoke historical briefings matched to a traveler's itinerary, delivered live, as recordings, or day by day for groups.
A single real strawberry is being auctioned for a year, starting at one cent.
A public engineering log for an autonomous Rust agent that trades options on its creator's personal brokerage account.
A Triangle events guide that filters the weekend by mood, company, cost, and accessibility.
An invite-only iPhone app that gives a small group one shared wall, then closes it every Sunday.
A native macOS utility for cleaning caches, uninstalling apps, optimizing maintenance tasks, analyzing disk usage, and monitoring system health.
A language-learning messenger where two people write in their own languages and get translation, explanations, corrections, and writing help inside the conversation.
A subscription digest covering randomised trials, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses conducted in living humans.
A public forecasting ledger that records market and technology calls before their deadlines, then grades them against prewritten rules.
A handmade editorial project about the internet before platforms, subscriptions, and sprawling software stacks.
A free Friday briefing that answers one business question each week using reporting, interviews, podcasts, and founder thinking from China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Brazil, and Latin America.
A free browser-based toolkit for splitting photos into Instagram grids, compressing images, making collages and carousels, and planning panoramas.
Tolldex calculates the vignettes, toll sections, and environmental zones a driver may encounter on European road trips.
A cozy offline life sim where you grow treats, earn the trust of 30 dogs, and unlock an old Tokyo neighbourhood one warm street at a time.
An independent developer’s collection of experimental audio tools, instruments, apps, games, music, and creative software.
An Italian comics imprint for short, politically committed stories printed in a fixed 32-page A5 format.
A WhatsApp and SMS service answering pregnancy and child-health questions in Nigerian Pidgin, Hausa, Yorùbá, Igbo, and English.
An Annapolis matchmaking service built around a ninety-minute conversation, a profile you approve, and no public browsing, swiping, or messaging.
T-Time is an independent media series about transgender men and transmasculine people, combining stories, history, and reporting.