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Receipt Recon, the offline expense-report auditor
A browser-based tool that matches expense-report rows to receipt files, checks policy rules, reconciles card statements, and exports an audit workbook.
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RecordTheWork Turns Job Videos Into Signed SOPs
Record a job on a phone and get back a written, illustrated standard operating procedure with step-level QR links into the original video.
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Sanki Pharma One, the Offline Pharmacy Counter
A Mali-focused pharmacy management system for sales, stock, expiry dates, cash desks, and staff shifts.
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The Call — a microscopy guessing game
A daily pathology game that asks players to identify what they see in public-domain microscopy fields.
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Shoreditch Free Jazz Social Club
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An artist project presenting free-jazz and jazz-noir records, tiny live shows, field notes, and listening links.
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SILICA /// 74, the AI popstar with encrypted feelings
SILICA is a fictional Italian AI popstar presenting her debut album, 74: ten tracks across three languages, framed as a terminal-like archive.
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Silver Circles, a Cantonese companion for ageing parents
Silver Circles presents an AI voice companion that chats with parents in Cantonese, remembers their world, and gives family members private signals about how they are doing.
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Snapsembly: A Magnetic-Tile Architecture Planner
A browser-based planner that turns magnetic-tile designs into exact piece lists and practical build sequences.
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SomosHuellas brings lost pets and their families back together
A free Colombia-wide platform for reporting, finding, and reuniting lost or recovered pets.
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Sonibel Instruments Hears Bad Welds Before They Cool
Sonibel Instruments uses a torch-mounted acoustic sensor and AI to detect welding defects in real time.
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Static Menagerie, a Cabinet of Unnecessary Websites
A curated collection of small independent internet projects built around strange, narrowly focused ideas.
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The Boring Thing Gets You the Number Before You Sign
A collection of 11 free calculators and lookups for decisions involving homes, taxes, weather, health, vehicles, and contractor quotes.
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The Hermeticum: A Pause Before the Machine Answers
A hermeticism guide and weekly practice for people who want to use AI without outsourcing their judgement.
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WeLovePoppets: Small Beings, Very Big Stories
Lisa Snellings’ handmade collectible Poppets turn curious little figures, cryptids, books, and prints into a shared story world.
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The Mother Nurture Sends Colorado Families Outside
The Mother Nurture provides Colorado families with a child in cancer treatment a state parks pass covering every Colorado state park for a year.
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WaveCraft, the synth your AI can actually play
A free browser synthesizer and drum machine that lets AI control a real instrument through an MCP server, while preserving the editable score, stems, and MIDI.
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This Counts, a Tiny Award Maker for Ordinary Victories
This Counts lets anyone create a free digital award for an everyday effort, act of care, boundary, moment of rest, or small thing worth remembering.
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THRAGOR, the Well That Watches Back
An immersive occult web experience that unfolds as a ten-layer descent into an uncanny, possibly sentient intelligence.
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tossit, the file drop with an off switch
A disposable file-sharing service that uploads files, creates a link, and deletes the transfer on a chosen timer or after its first opening.
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untrusted.site — You Were Warned
A security-awareness page that uses its deliberately alarming domain to teach phishing resistance, MFA, breach checks, password hygiene, and safer browsing.
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VidHelm puts an AI crew inside the video editor
VidHelm is a free, open-source Windows video editor that runs locally and uses AI for cutting pauses, narration, sound effects, captions, thumbnails, and YouTube-ready exports.
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Walkstamp Turns Screen Recordings into Timestamped Evidence
A browser-based tool that converts screen recordings into concise documents containing scene changes, exact times, spoken context, and prompts ready for AI use.
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Waypost: Questions Asked by Consent
Waypost presents a small constellation of AI personas—Aesop, Lodestone, and Gnomon—that people can approach with questions through their human keepers.