PottyMouth, the bleep machine with a duck-quack setting
A browser-based tool that finds flagged words in uploaded video or audio, replaces them with a chosen sound, and exports a censored clip.
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A browser-based tool that finds flagged words in uploaded video or audio, replaces them with a chosen sound, and exports a censored clip.
A country-by-country reference tracking post-quantum cryptography rules, guidance, and cryptographic bill of materials requirements.
A source-cited guide walks expectant parents from a suspicious scan through fetal echocardiography, report terms, counseling, prognosis, and delivery.
A Laredo-based cross-border carrier site presenting corridor shipments, yard occupancy, seals, gateways, rates, and the handoffs between Mexican and U.S. carriers.
A searchable index of compatibility issues and comments across Proton, Wine, DXVK, vkd3d-proton, Steam, and SteamVR.
An independent maker’s project hub for converting Markdown to PDFs, turning SQL into diagrams, and running a private AI workspace.
A single-player fantasy tavern-management game about matching adventurers to contracts in a shared world.
QuickRun clones a Git repository, checks its declared tools and tasks, asks for required values, then starts the application locally.
Ravi Gokal’s interactive CV answers questions about fifteen years of work and assesses pasted job descriptions for direct evidence, adjacent experience, and genuine gaps.
RepairGauge offers source-linked U.S. home-repair cost calculators and a browser-based tool for comparing contractor quotes.
An independent project measuring how quickly Ottawa auto-repair shops respond to the same customer enquiry.
A multilingual personal project questioning funeral culture in Spain and proposing forests, advance wishes, and shared testimony as alternatives.
A film-history archive pairs ten-second clips from public-domain classics with concise commentary and optional narration.
A config-driven ride-hailing codebase covering city rides, parcel delivery, rentals, and intercity travel across 37 preset markets.
A free western dressage analysis project that traces horse and rider movement frame by frame.
The Booth reads a Sleeper league’s draft, scoring rules, and history, then produces a mathematically grounded roast of its decisions.
A Russian-language robotics project combining a historical timeline, a catalog of 32 machines, a buying guide, and an archive reaching back to 2007.
A focused nesting tool for print-and-cut operations that turns image and vector files into plotter-ready print PDFs, cut PDFs, and DXF contours.
A student-housing marketplace for finding hostels near Ghanaian universities, comparing prices, and reserving a room with the advance held until move-in.
A self-hosted Python runner that ships decorated functions to hardware you control, builds their environments, streams logs, and records each run locally.
A Hebrew ADHD resource for parents and adults, combining research-based guides with a self-questionnaire, an assessment-cost calculator, and practical action lists.
A free, browser-based classroom organizer for seating plans, attendance, group-making, cold-calling, and substitute packets.
A private collection site documenting a claimed 106.04-kilogram royal blue sapphire specimen attributed to Madagascar.
A nonprofit MeshCore network in East Texas uses compatible LoRa radios to exchange messages across Rusk County without cell service, Wi-Fi, or the Internet.