EveryFontEver: a Library of Babel for typefaces
An interactive typeface explorer that maps fonts to shareable addresses and offers controls to edit, compare, and export them.
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Expense Ratio History
A searchable reference tracking expense ratios and recorded fee changes for 29 US index funds and ETFs.
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江城拾光: Wuhan in Four Seasons
A photographer’s map of Wuhan links shooting locations to seasonal photo archives and suggested walking routes.
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From My Womb: baby’s letters before birth
A paid service that turns pregnancy updates into personalized letters from a baby-to-be, with portraits and family replies.
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Gamble B Gone: a voluntary wall against gambling sites
An Android app that blocks gambling sites for a commitment period chosen by the user, then unlocks automatically.
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Maggie gives parallel coding agents a shared Mac control room
A free, open-source Mac app for running and monitoring multiple Claude Code and Codex sessions in parallel.
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Retag, a weekly pricing scout for retro-game shops
Retag says it compares independent used-game stores’ prices with other stores and online sales, then flags inventory tags that may be worth changing.
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Gluten Escape: A travel directory built around celiac safety
A searchable directory of resorts, hotels, and retreats, organized by the gluten-safety practices their kitchens describe.
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GMMTRY turns floor photos into cut files
A Mac app for turning phone photos of irregular floors into measured drawings, nested sheet layouts, and CNC- or laser-ready exports.
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Good News Doodles: Bible-era life, drawn for the classroom
A collection of doodle videos about everyday life in Jesus’s time, paired with Bible lessons and free teaching printables.
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Guardia: a phone-based boxing coach
Guardia presents an iPhone app for at-home shadowboxing that counts punches, calls combinations aloud, and checks whether your guard drops.
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Haunt My Block’s Street-Level Ghost Files
A digital service that turns a US address and historical newspaper clippings into a clearly fictional ghost story.
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Hookshed, a parking spot for webhook requests
Hookshed describes a webhook inspector that captures requests, checks signatures, and lets you test how a sender responds to different replies.
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병원체크: hospital rankings without reviews
A Korean hospital finder that uses public data to compare nearby providers, reported prices, and after-hours availability.
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Innerward: document answers with page-level receipts
A Mac app for asking questions of PDFs, Word files, and notes, with answers linked to the pages they came from.
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A junction workshop for wooden toy railways
A free browser tool for designing custom junctions, crossings, and switches for wooden toy train tracks, then downloading them as 3D-printable STL files.
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KitAgain’s model-by-model routes for old hardware
KitAgain helps people find reuse projects for devices they already own, with compatibility checks, setup guidance, and reasons to stop.
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Kodza puts 108 UI components within reach of AI coding tools
A browsable library of UI components and micro-animations that an AI coding assistant can fetch as plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through an MCP server.
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Ledgerlight asks whether the safety test actually ran
Ledgerlight compares a Markdown loss ledger with test reports to show, loss by loss, whether the cited checks ran and passed.
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Letterwake, the wartime JRPG where postage becomes a combat skill
A story-driven JRPG about neutral couriers carrying letters across a continent split by war.
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MaisonDex: a sourced field guide to luxury bags
A buying-guide prototype comparing Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Miu Miu bags through regional price snapshots, owner reviews, and product generations.
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MCP Canary checks whether MCP tools actually work
MCP Canary monitors MCP servers by calling a selected tool on a schedule and checking its response against assertions.
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MediEval turns model answers into review cards
This open-source tool lets reviewers check model outputs on iPhone or in a browser, then export decisions, corrections, and notes as JSONL or CSV.
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Meg turns meetings into reviewable Markdown
A Mac meeting-notes app transcribes locally, lets you choose the summarizing AI, and publishes a reviewed Markdown file to GitHub.