PlaceRoot Gives AI Agents a Map of the Real World
A free, keyless MCP server that lets AI assistants query nearby places, routes, buildings, land use, and other map data.
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A free, keyless MCP server that lets AI assistants query nearby places, routes, buildings, land use, and other map data.
A browser-based multiplayer game that turns inside jokes, nicknames, quotes, and cropped screenshots into personalized rounds for reunions, birthdays, and other group gatherings.
A scholarly project recovering the life and scientific legacy of botanist Nathanael Pringsheim.
An Italian-language personal letter about journalism, fear, investigative method, and what remains after watching an interview with Bertold Kittel.
A private, browser-based diagnostic that turns a closed-trade CSV into a deterministic report on data quality, drawdown, profit concentration, and cost sensitivity.
An unofficial, read-only browser for searching, filtering, and comparing Relic marketplace listings.
A prelaunch training OS for distance runners, coaches, and teams that turns free-form workout notes into structured records, comparisons, and next-step decisions.
SabiFace offers a free facial scan and a paid, personalized report with a 30-day appearance plan built around African skin, grooming, and a user’s budget.
An Istanbul B2B supplier presents 29 kinds of daily-cut beef and lamb offal, ordered at night and delivered to restaurant kitchens between 04:30 and 11:00.
An executive-function day planner that turns an unstructured sentence into an ordered schedule with durations, deadlines, fixed times, and overflow.
scay is a small Go binary that lets a language model read, search, edit, and run commands in a project from the terminal.
SciFound is a desktop AI research workstation for computational science and engineering, built around local project files, papers, tools, and inspectable results.
A searchable database of 232,748 commercial solar installations, including 50,850 corporate ownership-transfer records dating back to 2019.
A hand-curated book subscription that sends mood-matched books wrapped as wax-sealed mysteries.
The personal site of a neutrino physicist, detector builder, visiting associate professor, and science communicator.
A true-scale comparison tool for TVs, monitors, laptops, tablets, and phones.
A large collection of physics calculators covering sunrise, moon phase, free fall, braking distance, projectile motion, aspect ratios, and golden-ratio geometry.
A browser-based ear-training game that tests producers on EQ, gain, stereo width, compression, tempo, reverb, distortion, chords, phase, and more.
MemoryLane sends one thoughtful question a week to a parent, who can answer with a voice recording without learning an app.
A landing page pitches downloadable software for large-scale SWIFT transfers, including MT103, MT202, MT760, and MT700 operations.
A Texas A&M student team designing, building, and programming autonomous drilling rigs with sensors, embedded systems, and machine learning.
A Japanese tracker for Pokémon Card and Pokémon TCG Pocket environments, charting deck share, win rates, matchups, tournament results, and recent winning lists.
A Japanese research journal that predicts the strength of cards and decks in the Gundam Card Game and Hololive OCG, then checks those predictions against tournament results.
A curated live-music calendar covering the Hudson Rivertowns, lower Westchester, Dutchess, and nearby New York venues.