Kids Eat Free Maps the Week's Free Meals
A nationwide discovery app for finding restaurants offering free kids meals, sorted by distance and filtered by day, location, and deal details.
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A nationwide discovery app for finding restaurants offering free kids meals, sorted by distance and filtered by day, location, and deal details.
A working whisky reference joining distilleries, bottlings, tasting notes, distillery visits, bottle identification, and auction records.
A free interactive learning world for kids and homeschool families, spanning geography, health, business, math, life skills, and more.
A Windows application that watches an email address and automatically prints incoming attachments.
A bilingual fashion archive that connects historical photographs to clothing provenance, cultural context, construction details, and possible modern recreations.
A public Chinese-language experiment in humans and AI agents working together as an ongoing team.
A local-first workspace for creating and maintaining Hearts of Iron IV mods, with project scanning, code intelligence, editors, map tools, localization, and diagnostics.
A searchable database that checks whether XR glasses work with phones, handhelds, and consoles, including adapters, feature limits, and evidence.
Y-DRT is a Shizuoka-based youth disaster-response group that teaches high-school students first aid, disaster basics, volunteer coordination, and community preparedness.
A food-discovery app for finding Jamaican, Trinidadian, Guyanese, Haitian, and multi-Caribbean restaurants across New York and nearby counties.
An open-source desktop app for assigning work to named Claude Code agents, watching their tool calls, and approving commands as they run.
An interactive game asks you to build the strongest possible 13-event NCAA swimming lineup and chase a perfect score of 23 Golds.
A sourced catalogue of 1,048 films released in 3D, documenting how each was made, where it exists, and whether it can still be watched.
A location-based social discovery site for finding nearby people, events, travelers, and possible introductions through shared friends.
A six-letter word game that asks players to find every word on a daily letter wheel and fill six themed rows.
A Chrome extension that summarizes YouTube videos when you hover over their thumbnails, extracting key points, numbers, steps, and a watch, skim, or skip verdict.
Æviterna describes an AI confidant intended to stay with one person for the length of a life, remembering routines, concerns, decisions, and personal history.
A seamless-repeat builder for makers creating fabric, gift wrap, stickers, or scrapbook-paper patterns from their own artwork.
A daily publication of Nahuatl passages from Book Six of the Florentine Codex, paired with contemporary English renderings and a library of earlier entries.
A free, authentication-free REST API suite serving Japanese datasets, generators, and a broad set of HTTP test scenarios.
A scientist’s research site about how individual bacteria move, sense, feed, and cooperate in lakes and seas.
A public leaderboard where users pay in Argentine pesos to raise their aura, attach a name and optional social link, and try to stay at number one.
A leaderboard documenting a seven-hour social experiment in which 100 participants started from zero and competed for “aura.”
A shared-screen reveal wheel lets a crowd guess from their phones while someone else privately locks the answer, then spins the result on the TV.