Hashti Keeps the Room Open
A prelaunch social app built around persistent chatrooms, private chats, calls, walkie-talkie messages, and live translation.
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A prelaunch social app built around persistent chatrooms, private chats, calls, walkie-talkie messages, and live translation.
A 3D browser farming game where players inherit part of a working farm and reclaim the rest through crops, livestock, contracts, trade, and reputation.
A free, no-account wake-up session that combines rising sound, screen light, optional vibration, a task, and a later check-in.
A nine-year-old from Doncaster, Melbourne presents his interests, adventures, chess puzzles, and playable Robot Runner and Slice Attack games.
A forthcoming marine-navigation app for US coastal waters, rivers, and lakes, with draft-aware routing, merged depth data, tides, weather, AIS, and offline chart packs.
A French-language Quran memorization app that guides learners through listening, reading, reciting, and self-assessment.
A Japanese platform for trying, buying, sharing, and developing unfinished apps, with AI tools, learning, and advisory services around them.
A private reflection tool that helps people examine what they share with a particular person or audience.
A searchable database linking Japanese subsidies, grant recipients, companies, municipalities, support institutions, and public records through corporate numbers.
An indie basketball game asks you to dodge incoming balls and keep the hoop empty.
A one-person studio in León, Spain making small browser games that move according to real-world time.
A research report checking obscure Latin American digital-art records against specialist archives, catalogues, and institutional sources.
A Polish civic monitoring program that documents harmful noise, examines official responses, and helps communities pursue the right to health, quiet, and rest.
Practical guides help first-time visitors understand spoken Japanese in shops, restaurants, and other everyday situations.
A Toronto Jeep owner documents repeated 4xe battery failures, repair orders, recalls, costs, and a campaign for a genuine fix or buyback.
A job-search tool scores current postings against a candidate profile, showing the fit, verdict, reasoning, and rejection gates.
A research site maps journalists by beat, outlet, country, and newsroom role.
An English-language archive of Japanese urban legends, folklore, mysterious places, and internet-born rituals, with sources and evidence statuses attached to each record.
A Japanese-language archive of 381 shrines, organized by deity, shrine rank, architectural style, founding period, prefecture, and annual festival date.
An AI-assisted operations tool for lawn-care businesses, covering routes, estimates, invoices, late payments, crew hours, maintenance, and customer communication.
A free, open-source Chrome extension that hides AI-generated videos from YouTube feeds, search, recommendations, and Shorts.
A family-history platform where relatives maintain linked branches, merge existing GEDCOM trees reversibly, and keep living people private.
An upcoming football-management game that puts players above the manager, running the club’s money, facilities, transfers, academy and long-term direction.
A gentle browser puzzle game where children drag picture pieces into place, with adjustable difficulty and support for personal photos.