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SmartCompost presents continuous perimeter monitoring for odorant gases, particulate matter, and local wind conditions at composting, wastewater, rendering, and similar industrial sites.
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Start Here HK: volunteering without the scavenger hunt
A Hong Kong directory helping students find animal and environmental volunteering they are actually eligible to join.
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StatementGrid: PDF rein, Excel raus
A browser-based tool that converts text-based bank-statement PDFs into CSV and XLSX files.
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SteadyCal, the calorie tracker with a companion
An iPhone calorie and habit tracker that pairs meal photos, barcodes, steps, water, and progress rings with a persistent in-app companion.
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Strixa, an operating system for places that never quite close
Strixa presents domain-specific operating systems for restaurants, schools, and property owners, combining shared records, operational alerts, and assistants grounded in the organisation's own data.
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Tangible brings the GPU to your notebook
A peer-to-peer GPU network that attaches an idle remote graphics card to a Jupyter notebook, distributes Blender renders, or lets owners rent out their GPUs.
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探味地图: Don’t Just Save the Food Video
A Chinese-language food-discovery database that turns restaurant videos into searchable city, dish, price, and dining-context guides.
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TAX-ME-BABY: a tax engine with no server
A privacy-first tax preparation app for NYC actors and freelancers that scans documents, calculates federal and New York returns, and fills official forms on the user's device.
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The Unofficial-Looking TCMB
A full Turkish-language homepage presenting itself as the Türkiye Cumhuriyet Merkez Bankası, despite using the unrelated domain teksenbilisimn.com.
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The Space Between Medicine and the Patient
Dr. Shradhdha Shah’s portfolio of clinical work, medical anthropology, patient involvement, teaching, and essays about living with illness.
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The Downtick: GLP-1 prices as a beat
A twice-weekly business newsletter tracking GLP-1 drug prices, the Lilly–Novo rivalry, generic launches, and the drugs’ effects on adjacent industries.
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The Exit Wound, a heartbreak recovery protocol
A PhD-led coaching site for heartbreak, grief, and emotional dysregulation.
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Open Findings: The Audit Profession’s Unclosed Questions
A biweekly independent publication about quality, audit, and process governance.
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Thirsty Planet: The Water Hidden in Everything
A media project explaining the hidden water inside everyday things, from clothing and coffee to food and electronics.
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Thomas Schilb’s Personal Archive of Code, Music, and Computer History
A personal archive offering downloadable batch utilities, legacy Windows and BASIC software, fonts, icons, ASCII art, chip-tune modules, music-production samples, and more.
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The Wet Road From My Side
A first-person Singapore street essay set near Chin Swee Road after rain, where a passerby hears sirens but cannot see what has happened.
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Thrice Woven: Two Careful Apps and a Promise
A small studio catalogue featuring Muriel, a hearing-dose tracker for loud rooms, and Garden, a food-variety garden built without streaks or arithmetic.
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The Toco Schlep
A shared ride board for AJA MS Flag practices and games, matching parents who can drive with kids who need rides.
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ToolHours Gives Every Cutter a Wear History
A workshop tool for tracking the usage, remaining life, cost, and performance of individual cutting tools.
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Tower Rush: Climbing in a Medieval Tower
A French climbing club offering courses, memberships, youth stages, and outdoor routes inside a restored fifteenth-century tower.
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BoardRecord: A Permanent Project File for Condo Boards
BoardRecord turns vendor email into a searchable, per-project record for condo and co-op capital improvements.
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XYZ: A Real-Life MMORPG for Getting Lost
XYZ turns city exploration into a game, sending players three nearby real-world quests every two hours and coloring in their map when they visit.
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The U.S. Public-Records UAP Casebook
A Japanese-language database that examines UAP and UFO incidents through U.S. government videos, photographs, and public documents.
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UMISEEK: Choose the Sea Before the Shop
A Japanese diving guide that helps certified divers compare dive regions, seasonal highlights, difficulty, shop prices, rental gear, and participation conditions.