Monorail Journal’s fare map for game spending
An independent guide reviews 12 well-known games and maps their UK purchase prices, subscription access, and in-game spending.
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NogalesPT’s pictogram-and-voice communicator
A Spanish-language augmentative and alternative communication app that combines pictograms, voice input, adaptable boards, and offline use after setup.
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Prime Point Wellness Centre brings mobility care closer to home
The Kenyan centre provides orthotics, prosthetics, mobility devices, and outreach clinics through a network of hubs.
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Publisher PayWatch’s affiliate-payment case file
A public watchdog record of unpaid affiliate-commission disputes, with evidence, company responses, and case updates.
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Rainlit Herald: reviews with a rain check
An independent UK games publication that pairs reviews with store prices, payment details, and advice on whether to buy now or wait.
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Raise the Buzz wants a kazoo section at Hornets games
A Charlotte Hornets fan ritual: drone opposing free throws, hum with the arena songs, and swell when the home team makes a run—with a phone option for fans without kazoos.
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Showorder keeps recital dancers out of quick changes
A browser-based planner arranges recital routines around dancers’ costume-change gaps, then produces backstage and audience sheets.
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Soltar gives the ten-minute urge a place to go
A forthcoming Spanish-language app for breakups, divorce, and bereavement, with daily exercises, guided meditations, and support for difficult moments.
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Surry for Privacy: eight readers, $27,500 a year
A Surry County campaign asking officials to remove county-operated Flock license-plate readers, with evidence, meeting information and a community-reported camera map.
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Vessarion: under the shadow of the Broken Ring
A browser-and-mobile space MMO set in the year 13,000, with four civilizations, player-built ships, and full-loot combat.
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A soundtrack for the tiny dragon’s boss fight
An open-source Python framework lets coding agents compose instrumental cues locally, with editable scores.
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Projet AVA: a voice co-pilot for Star Citizen
AVA is presented as a French-speaking game co-pilot that takes spoken commands, acts on the player’s controls, and reads information from the screen.
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AwuCat: a Turkish legal workbench in the browser
AwuCat presents a browser-based toolkit for Turkish legal work, spanning UDF documents, e-signatures, legal calculations, deadlines, case tracking, and legal research.
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CricketPlus+ puts gully cricket on the record
A scoring and tournament app for gully, indoor, box, and tape-ball cricket, with ball-by-ball updates, scorecards, player stats, and league tables.
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The Premier League, minus Manchester City
An interactive explorer recalculates completed Premier League tables from 2008/09 to 2025/26 after removing Manchester City and its league matches.
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GramaDrama: desktop writing help without the drama
A writing assistant for Linux and macOS that can correct, rewrite, shorten, adjust tone, or translate Polish and English text inside other apps.
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A slow sail across a real Polish lake
Halsem is a free browser sailing game set on Lake Mikołajskie in Poland’s Masurian Lakes, with no scores, timers, or sign-up.
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A shower configurator that produces glass drawings
This Russian-language tool calculates glass dimensions for INOXHUB shower systems and offers PDF and SVG drawing outputs.
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INFIN8: a modular synth in your browser
INFIN8 is a software modular synthesizer for making sound and audiovisual work, with a free beta playable on the web.
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It’s Not the Fucking Network: An IT Excuse Generator
A browser-based generator gives network engineers 376 sarcastic explanations for why an incident might not be the network’s fault.
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Boat Box: a toy harbor for AI agents
Boat Box offers MCP tools for AI agents, including tide reports, omens, loot, character sheets, a captain’s log, and a solo Battleship game.
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Stab, a DAW built around guitar tab
Stab is a guitar-tab sequencer for composing and transcribing, with string-aware editing, recording alignment, and playback through a guitar synth.
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Sunlight Hub starts with a 120-centimeter corridor
A New Taipei coworking and digital-work project pairs an accessible workspace with AI-assisted client services involving disabled workers.
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SurfArr puts retro TV on a shared clock
This free, self-hosted app turns YouTube and Internet Archive playlists into scheduled channels for Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, and other IPTV players.