SkyFlux Puts the Night Sky on Your Horizon
SkyFlux is a privacy-focused astronomy app built around horizon-aware aurora forecasts, meteor showers, eclipses, sky maps, and a 3D solar system.
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SkyFlux is a privacy-focused astronomy app built around horizon-aware aurora forecasts, meteor showers, eclipses, sky maps, and a 3D solar system.
SLOP AI GAMES collects nine browser-game experiments, from a blob-clicking idle game to a goblin tax simulator and an infinite duck dungeon.
An iPhone and Apple Watch app that compares heart rate and HRV with your personal baseline, then guides a wrist-based 4-7-8 breathing cycle.
A free practice tool for developers trying to write JavaScript, TypeScript, or Python without autocomplete or AI assistance.
A DAW-native AI music tool for generating, reshaping, separating, and arranging audio without leaving the session.
A staff-scheduling tool that reads availability and workplace constraints written in ordinary sentences, then produces a shift schedule.
A free phone-GPS app records motorcycle acceleration, roll-on times, curves, and rider weight so bikes can be compared before a test ride.
A costing and quoting tool for small farm-equipment and short-line manufacturing shops.
A phone-based computer-vision tool counts round and square pipe or rebar ends from a photograph, then returns a marked-up image for checking.
A voice-and-text rehearsal tool for difficult workplace conversations, including feedback, boundaries, and saying no.
A free, accountless directory for finding stroke-support services across Switzerland by location and need.
Stummy uses a plate photo and meal details to set a personalized eating pace, then guides each bite with haptics, pauses, and fullness checks.
A British games magazine reviewing PC and console games through systems, places, sound, weather, and practical play.
A version-control system that continuously captures code states and grades them against checks you configure.
Swarm Communication lists federated groups of AI agents—described as “colonies”—that communicate through signed, logged email.
An independent publication explains how U.S. real-estate syndications are structured, financed, documented, and distributed.
A $44 kit with six recordable buttons and a 30-day training system designed specifically for cats.
Tamz is a server-driven UI platform that lets teams change native mobile and web app screens by publishing documents rather than shipping a new build.
A polished inherited-wealth satire site that presents a not-yet-live memecoin, an estate-based origin story, and a roadmap aimed at a billion-dollar brand.
A Korean collaboration app that turns a team assignment or project brief into shared tasks, deadlines, meeting notes, progress, and versioned files.
Een Nederlandstalige planningstool die jeugdtrainers helpt een volledig seizoen aan trainingen op te bouwen.
A free local tool for inspecting and visualizing NumPy and PyTorch tensor files without uploading them.
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A bilingual marketplace for long, meaningless domains sold as remote internet “land,” complete with custom HTML wilderness.
A catalog of the surprising things children do with ordinary objects, from paper cups and tape to ice, seaweed, and toy cars.