FieldKit: an offline AI field kit
FieldKit is a paid Mac app for offline AI questions, searchable reference documents, saved maps, and practical field tools; an iPhone edition is in preparation.
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FieldKit is a paid Mac app for offline AI questions, searchable reference documents, saved maps, and practical field tools; an iPhone edition is in preparation.
A travel-insurance finder for people training or fighting Muay Thai, MMA, boxing, and other combat sports in Thailand.
An online turn-based RPG presented as a late-night radio show, where callers from different cities become stories, missions, and duels.
A lineup of horror-themed desk figures built around animated round AMOLED faces, with character-specific motions and paired reactions.
Fused & Strong presents a 30-minute yoga and calisthenics routine for people with spinal fusions, spinal cord injuries, or spine surgeries.
Ardlow combines Veeva, sales, specialty pharmacy, patient hub, and territory-goal data to show small biotech teams what needs attention.
Veil is a free macOS menu bar app that covers your screen a minute before a Google Calendar meeting and lets you join with one key.
A browser-based display shows a Dexcom Share glucose reading, trend arrow, and chart on a phone, tablet, or computer.
A Hindi-language project explores stories from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and Puranas through their numbers, short puppet-style reels, and interactive tools.
grix is a Rust-written sandbox that runs unmodified Linux programs in fresh microVMs with only explicitly granted files and capabilities.
A Japanese running-shoe guide that uses a runner’s profile and other runners’ fit feedback to help find and compare shoes.
إلكم presents a health platform linking patient bookings and records with clinic, laboratory, and pharmacy workflows.
A theme-park-style site presents imagined worlds as light-and-sound shows, with companion articles separating fact, inference and imagination.
A Spanish-language collection of browser-based calculators for InSAR monitoring and geotechnical engineering.
A South African shopping app that says it compares nearby grocery and fuel prices and helps shoppers track a basket against a budget.
A dated publication tests AI models on real tasks and examines what benchmark scores, context windows, and privacy claims actually mean.
Legendgram makes short browser games starring someone you know, using stories and jokes supplied by the gift-giver.
A Windows video editor that pairs natural-language editing requests with a timeline creators can adjust by hand.
A student field project documents four small-business ideas among displaced Myanmar people on the Thai–Myanmar border, alongside the author’s account of the research trip.
Malaffaty organizes family health records sent by WhatsApp or through its website, with a separate file for each person.
Medido runs a free, no-signup reading of a website to check visible marketing and analytics signals, then explains what it could and could not verify.
A neighbor-made guide for Moon Valley homeowners, with address-based hail checks, sample claim packets, and help reviewing roofer contracts and insurance policies.
MoWaS.date analyzes German public warning messages with maps, timelines, topic breakdowns, and comparisons by region, time, severity, and sender.
An open-source project proposes turning an unlocked Android phone worn on a strap into a voice-and-camera companion for blind elders, including people with mild dementia.