Purser — A Native Mac File Manager for Every Location
Purser puts local folders, cloud drives, servers, archives, and saved searches into one multi-pane macOS workspace.
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Purser puts local folders, cloud drives, servers, archives, and saved searches into one multi-pane macOS workspace.
A pay-to-rank board that ranks the directories and trackers built around other pay-to-rank boards.
A home-fitness equipment checker that compares machine dimensions with Indian-flat ceilings, fans, doorways, lifts, and floor loading.
A flight and route lookup built from 178,057 public flight records, with delay statistics and an EU261 compensation guide.
A weekly Folsom grocery price index that tracks the same 14-item basket at Walmart, Target, and Safeway.
A Canada-first public board for reporting lost, stolen, and found pets, bikes, devices, robots, and drones.
Frame searches video on your own machine by visual description, on-screen words, objects, and spoken dialogue.
A Taiwanese custom-book service turns family photos and stories into bilingual illustrated learning books with hidden vocabulary, word lists, and QR-linked pronunciation.
A living atlas that sketches one coherent possible world ten years from now across culture, technology, power, and everyday life.
A Korean-language PDF utility for merging files, extracting or splitting pages, and turning image batches into PDFs.
An interactive simulator for tracing how changes to Japan’s food consumption tax could move through households, businesses, government, overseas flows, and financial markets.
An open-source Slack tool that examines overly polished workplace prose and assigns it a low, medium, or high suspicion reading.
A public Australian leaderboard where anyone can pay once to place a link, with higher payments taking higher positions.
A color-claiming app that samples exact pixels from photos, lets people name them, and turns the results into a shared feed and weekly matching game.
A free audio player for producers, engineers, and DJs, with waveform inspection, live spectrum analysis, spectrograms, EQ, key-true transpose, and DJ pitch control.
A sharply branded landing page for an alleged on-demand ass-beating service, complete with dispatch forms, service tiers, and global availability claims.
A $4,799 panel that claims to drain cryptocurrency from exchange accounts through submitted API access, without requiring victims' login credentials or 2FA.
A Korean-language calendar that gathers theatre, musicals, concerts, classical music, dance, and exhibition schedules by genre, region, and date.
A live dog leaderboard where paid placement raises money for rescue work.
A free, open-source macOS recorder for capturing screens, windows, regions, cameras, microphones, and system audio up to 4K.
GranMemo presents an offline reminder app that rings, speaks aloud, and keeps returning until you confirm the task.
An interactive counting mythology built from ledgers, rituals, sightings, glyphs, and numbers that refuse to behave.
GreyRocked helps users identify manipulative family-message patterns, decide whether to respond, and prepare short replies without typing everything from scratch.
A searchable archive of 1,396,771 Nissan factory records covering Skyline GT-R, Silvia, 180SX, Stagea and 300ZX/Z32 cars from 1987 to 2002.