SharkTracking: one tracking inbox for 12 carriers
A multi-carrier parcel-tracking service that accepts pasted tracking numbers or large uploads, normalizes shipment states, and sends updates to other systems.
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A multi-carrier parcel-tracking service that accepts pasted tracking numbers or large uploads, normalizes shipment states, and sends updates to other systems.
A Korean concert travel tool that checks whether you can reach an airport and catch a flight after the show.
An open-source AI website editor that turns plain-language instructions into editable HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files on ordinary shared hosting.
A touch-first iPad music workspace for arranging blocks, exploring harmony, shaping grooves, and connecting MIDI and Audio Unit instruments.
A free internet speed test that measures download, upload, and ping before grading the connection and handing the result to an unimpressed AI commentator.
TagSplice is a project-control hub connecting equipment tags with tests, defects, documents, and handover evidence.
A collection tracker for English physical manga editions, showing what you own, what is missing, and what may be coming next.
A Tennessee referral network aims to match people leaving treatment with certified recovery beds while measuring unmet county-level demand.
Timbre Dock is an unofficial iOS companion app that controls an Artiphon Orba 2 over USB or Bluetooth MIDI.
A Saitama University research project proposes a faster way to breed high-yield, non-GMO soybean varieties for domestic production.
AgyDesk provides an always-on Linux workstation with Chromium, a terminal, files, and persistent login sessions that can be watched or driven by AI tools.
A local stargazing guide that combines weather, moon data, viewing times, dark-sky locations, and an iPhone sky-viewing feature.
A $29.99 Mac utility that turns supported Canon EOS cameras into controllable 1080p webcams over USB.
Greg Warnock’s working archive gathers theology and philosophy, research, inventions, Oregon veterans’ advocacy, and free-to-use resources.
A live-looking Arbitrum blockchain explorer hosted at we-arbicsan.space, a domain that closely resembles Arbiscan.
A fan-made Penn State football reference tool that maps the current roster onto upcoming games, depth charts, transfers, and eligibility.
An independent engineer’s portfolio of AI-system investigations, focused on latency, cost, architecture, instrumentation, and production behaviour.
A Qatar-focused food-aid platform that lets donors fund meals or food baskets while keeping recipients’ names, numbers, addresses, and images private.
An evidence-heavy Florida policy site arguing that lawmakers should scrutinize PIP repeal before the 2027 session.
An open research programme examining how provenance, machine-assisted discovery, and institutions determine which possibilities people can actually reach.
A restaurant ordering service that lets Claude, ChatGPT, and Google find menus, take pickup orders, and send tickets to the kitchen.
A human-run development service where people describe an app or website and a developer builds, deploys, and maintains it with help from AI models.
A multilingual author site presenting books about Marian apparitions, visionaries, miracles, messages, and Catholic devotions.
APSL is a robotics and embedded-systems studio working from hardware boundaries through production firmware.