Ink Badge Hire puts e-paper name badges on the rental shelf
A Cleckheaton-run service that hires or sells programmable three-colour e-ink name badges for meetings, conferences, networking groups, and visitor days.
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A Cleckheaton-run service that hires or sells programmable three-colour e-ink name badges for meetings, conferences, networking groups, and visitor days.
Offline inspection software for independent CPSIs, covering client records, on-site checklists, signed reports, delivery, and renewal scheduling.
A multilingual medical glossary that pairs clinical terms with everyday language, abbreviations, translations, flashcards, and word-part breakdowns.
A live comparison of MCP support across Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, Grok, and OpenCode.
An interactive live auction sells 11 sticker spots on a personal water bottle, with winning logos riding wherever the bottle goes.
A bespoke birthday microsite turns two delayed dresses into an affectionate virtual unboxing.
A bilingual Arabic-English mathematics platform for students in Oman’s foundation programme, combining lessons, exam papers, training banks, and revision planning.
An independent Jacksonville service dedicated exclusively to Wolf ranges, rangetops, ovens, induction cooktops, steam ovens, and ventilation hoods.
Kanquer combines handwriting recognition, bilingual lookup, image and voice input, games, and personal flashcards for Japanese learners.
A Taiwanese nephrologist’s health-education site covering chronic kidney disease, blood pressure, diabetes, medication safety, diet, and kidney-function reports.
A German book shop sells a 416-page account of a cocaine import in a vacuum-sealed, kilo-style physical edition.
A concept for a shared record that lets migrant workers and their families document what money sent home was meant to fund and what happened afterward.
A Korean-language archive that collects football-shirt listings from overseas shops and tracks their stock, prices, teams, sizes, and seasons.
A membership blood-testing service that sends phlebotomists to homes in India and compares recurring biomarker results with each member’s own history.
A Croatian suite of construction calculators for concrete, foundations, roofs, masonry, flooring, drainage, and other practical jobs.
A free macOS clipboard manager that stores text, code, links, images, screenshots, files, and colors in a searchable notch panel.
A Korean platform for tracking RC races, attaching driver and lap data to video, and publishing finished broadcasts for racing circuits.
A satirical launch page with a 47-second film and a 24-square checklist of familiar AI-startup clichés.
Lawrence’s personal motorsport engineering journal covers K24-powered MX5s, ZF 8HP transmissions, telemetry hardware, and track builds.
A $47, 1,087-page PDF manual about managing a house through practical work on heat, water, power, food, gardens, pests, and repairs.
A vocabulary-aware reader highlights known and unfamiliar words across webpages and imported ebooks, then supplies translations, dictionaries, and read-aloud support.
A safety calculator works out both how many light sets can be chained and how much the household circuit can carry.
A participatory fundraising game lets people buy named “claudeisms” and compete to keep a 36-block stack standing.
A developer tool for running stateful emulator plugins for services such as Slack and Stripe, using provider-shaped APIs and controllable local test state.