Stiffed: Dinner Math, Without the Drama
A receipt-splitting app that assigns each diner their food, tax, and tip instead of forcing an even split.
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A receipt-splitting app that assigns each diner their food, tax, and tip instead of forcing an even split.
An archive that reads online stores for identity, contact, returns, and other seller-information signals.
A Portuguese-language toolbox for calculating, converting, generating, formatting, validating, and organizing data directly in the browser.
A bilingual Chrome extension groups tabs by topic, sleeps neglected ones, and archives the tabs you are reluctant to close.
A novel by Jacob Huibers, presented through a first-chapter excerpt and a signup for release updates.
A Japanese-language casebook examines controversies around generative AI in advertising, food images, public notices, and misinformation.
A volunteer-reviewed alert service watches local government agendas for license-plate-reader and related surveillance proposals, then emails nearby residents before a hearing.
A literary essay casts social media’s data bargain—and a similar one emerging around AI—as a contract people never really read.
A legal case-analysis platform that reads multi-volume files, answers with volume, page, and paragraph references, and leaves decisions to the lawyer.
A free online tool for comparing US Chess players, finding tournaments, estimating ratings, and analysing Chess.com or Lichess games.
A Victorian coal-pit management game set in the Durham coalfield, where players mine, hire workers, buy improvements, and try to outproduce rival pits.
A free, open-source macOS Markdown editor that lets coding agents navigate, edit, and ask questions inside an open document.
Foraged Muse invites people to make confetti from fallen leaves, use it in their own projects, and add their contribution to a shared count.
An Okayama restaurant serves five-color grilled rice balls with broth, turning the city’s Momotaro folklore into an interactive local-food experience.
A scripture-inspired programming language with a browser playground, command-line engine, and learning docs.
A public tracker that grades members of Congress on votes affecting federal public lands and wildlife.
The International Institution of Sound’s site brings together the Johnson C. Smith University band program’s history, ensembles, traditions, performance schedule, and ways to join or support it.
Kids Love Travel CIC describes a program funding accessible holidays for disabled children and their families, alongside London supercar days.
A playable battle game where you write a plan in plain English and watch your egg try to survive.
A PC bass-fishing game in development built around mapped lakes and identical conditions for tournament entrants.
A digital archive documenting Pakistan’s archaeological, architectural, and intangible heritage, including what survives, what is at risk, and what is known only through records.
NASSRAM lets you choose a RAM capacity, memory type, currency, and purchase date to see its displayed value today, alongside a bitcoin comparison.
Nautivia helps skippers find nearby fuel, moorings, shelter, food and other boating needs using their location or a map-selected spot.
A Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center tool for anonymously reporting overdose incidents across Hawaiʻi.