Weedline, the QR decal generator for Cricut users
Weedline turns a link into a Cricut-ready QR code decal, with downloadable SVG and PNG files sized in real inches.
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Bearigami, the Chicago Bears’ Scorigami Grid
An interactive database that identifies final scores the Bears have never recorded in their history.
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18507
Beer Hall MAN: Kumamoto’s Wrestling-Fueled Beer Hall
A long-running Kumamoto beer hall centered on its 92-year-old master, cold draft beer, handmade dishes, and a deep connection to professional wrestling.
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Before Now: Three Traces from Uruk
An interactive historical atlas that uses everyday choices and a clay tablet to explore how shared organization became administration and influence.
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Bekhruz Tursunboev Builds for the Problems Spreadsheets Miss
A Tashkent-born full-stack and AI engineer’s portfolio of live products, from an Uzbek AI tutor to a property-valuation tool.
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BendMac Gives Your MacBook Lid a Soft Landing
A free, open-source macOS app that gently blurs and bends the desktop as you close and open your MacBook.
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Bendover, the MacBook lid effect
A Mac utility that tilts, blurs, and shadows your desktop in response to the physical angle of your MacBook’s lid.
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18512
A Small Mac Workshop for Things That Bother You
Bergknapp Softworks is a one-person catalog of focused Mac utilities, from Markdown search to Quick Look extensions and connection tracing.
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Bid My Duo Turns an iPhone Into an Eight-Logo Auction
A live sponsorship leaderboard lets brands, shops, profiles, and side projects bid for logo placement on Ruben’s next iPhone.
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18514
Big Beautiful Games
Five free arcade games turn one very long political news cycle into a playable satire.
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BoMoto’s Four-Motorcycle Argument
A Westchester, Virginia workshop commissions BMW K1100 cafe racers and restores pre-1988 BMW airheads.
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boofont — The Font Panel That Applies Itself
A macOS font manager that lets Adobe Illustrator users preview their installed fonts and apply them to live text selections in two clicks.
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Buckigami, the Bucks’ score-grid archive
An interactive history of every recorded Milwaukee Bucks final-score combination, with schedule browsing and win-loss filters.
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Bulk Math: the concrete pour calculator with an order ticket
A concrete calculator that turns slabs, footings, columns, and steps into cubic yards, bag counts, truck loads, and cost estimates.
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Café Penitente, coffee sold by absolution
A specialty coffee brand from Salazar de las Palmas, Colombia, offering Bourbon, Castillo, and Geisha beans in three sizes.
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Camworks, a cabinet of reusable game mechanisms
An interactive workspace for running, tuning, importing, and remixing small game-level mechanisms with their licenses and creator credits attached.
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18521
Causeway and the Case Against Naive Rollout Math
Causeway designs controlled tests to measure whether operational changes at multi-location businesses actually caused a result.
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18522
CCCCircus! and the Circus That Ate the Convenience Stores
An independent Japanese fiction site about five circus performers trying to revive the supposedly obsolete art of clowning.
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18523
CFB Imperialism: College Football as Risk
An interactive college-football map that assigns U.S. counties to teams and transfers them after each game.
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18524
Chalk, film breakdown in your own playbook
A football analysis tool that maps offensive film to a team’s formations, personnel, calls, and receiver routes.
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18525
CharmDrop puts a swinging lucky charm on your Mac
A free native macOS menu bar app that suspends clickable cultural charms above your desktop on a simulated rope.
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18526
ChinaPass, the Offline China Survival Kit
An offline travel toolkit for navigating China without a Chinese phone number, Chinese ID, or local app-store account.
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18527
ClipCompat, for when the codec name is not the answer
A browser-local checker that explains whether video files are likely to work in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
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CodeSpeek makes you explain the code out loud
A coding-interview practice tool where spoken explanations become browser-run Python solutions, with an AI interviewer asking questions when your reasoning is vague.