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A browser-based tool for arranging shipping labels on A4, US Letter, thermal, or custom label stock.
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Letterport gives agents real inboxes
Letterport gives AI agents email addresses through an API, with incoming mail exposed as JSON and replies kept in-thread.
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Little Arcana makes Past, Present and Future playable
A two-player tarot trading-card game where players summon sprites across a three-card spread.
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Low Frequency Orbits: “Minimum”
An independent music series turns Earth-observation datasets into tracks and visuals synchronized to the same beat.
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融·校友: A Student’s Alumni-Reconnection Proposal
A student-authored proposal for connecting school alumni with former teachers and bringing their skills back to current pupils through small volunteer projects.
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Malavazhi: field studies on Kerala’s hill trails
Malavazhi presents community-guided mountain field trips and village stays in Kerala’s Western Ghats, designed for schools and study groups.
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Masten’s Reusable Rocket Test Fleet
Masten presents reusable vertical-takeoff-and-landing vehicles for testing precision-landing systems and other space technologies.
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More Fun, Less Harm
Sourced harm-reduction guides and drug-interaction information for people who go to raves, festivals, and nightlife.
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Nosybite: turn the package around
Nosybite compares the ingredient named on a food package’s front with what the ingredient list says is inside.
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Oathbound: Trial of the Oath
A dark-fantasy browser MOBA built around one lane and 1v1 duels, with options for AI trials or player matches.
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PianoDrills: MIDI practice, down to the interval
A free browser app for practicing chords, scales, and sight-reading with a MIDI keyboard, with no sign-up required.
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5050 Games and the Hat That Does Nothing
A trio of browser games feeds an ad-funded weekly prize pot, with half the profit from shop sales also earmarked for the pots.
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An F2 gear check for Path of Exile
A free overlay that compares hovered Path of Exile items against a player’s Path of Building build and searches for alternatives.
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PosFood, a phone-based point of sale for fondas
PosFood presents a mobile point-of-sale system for fondas and pozolerías, with table tabs, kitchen orders, payments, WhatsApp tickets, and daily closeouts.
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Pricegraphy: The hidden cost of a bangle
A weekly publication takes everyday prices apart, starting with a breakdown of what a 20-gram, 14-karat bangle is worth when sold for its gold.
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Purserhouse checks tariff refunds and demurrage invoices
A document-focused service for US importers that checks CBP 7501 forms for possible IEEPA refunds and demurrage invoices against carrier tariffs.
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Rackline plans the rack before the build
A free, open-source browser tool for laying out rack gear, connecting cables, and checking fit, weight, and power.
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RingJini puts an AI gatekeeper between you and unknown calls
RingJini is an Android call-screening agent for India that says it answers unknown callers in English, Hindi, or Hinglish, then uses your written rules to decide which calls reach you.
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Said In Full puts public figures’ recordings on a timeline
The archive organizes public figures’ speeches, interviews, and keynotes by timeline, linking to recordings hosted elsewhere.
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Seats Frog maps the good, trade-off and avoid seats
An airline seat-map browser that rates seats and explains quirks such as limited recline, missing windows, and proximity to galleys or lavatories.
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sEEGplan: Talairach-based electrode planning in the browser
A free browser tool for planning stereoelectroencephalography electrode trajectories with an interactive Talairach atlas.
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SHINKŌ Co.’s quiet-future city archive
A fictional Japanese corporation’s archive of long-form nighttime city files, paired with wallpapers, prints, and clothing.
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Solongos Jolooch: Korean driving-test prep in Mongolian
A Mongolian-language study site for South Korea’s driving theory test, built around a 1,000-question public question bank.
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The Next Testament: Scripture, read by AI
A Bible edition that prints scripture alongside commentary written by Claude, with the two voices kept distinct.