The Open-Source Ledger
An editorial ledger that measures what open-source maintainers give away, what downstream users return, and how projects quietly reach the end.
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An editorial ledger that measures what open-source maintainers give away, what downstream users return, and how projects quietly reach the end.
An iPhone app locks distracting apps behind Swedish flashcards, giving users 30 seconds of scroll time for each correct answer.
A focused operations tool that turns Jackrabbit reports into printable swim-school rosters with absences, coaches, lanes, notes, and instructor ratios.
A focused practice tool that asks learners to type Python syntax from memory rather than choose from multiple-choice answers.
A privacy-minded Mac screen recorder that records, edits, captions, and exports entirely on your machine.
An apparel import tool that gathers missing product facts and builds evidence-backed tariff classifications and landed-cost scenarios.
TAXMV lets Maldives GST-registered businesses upload supplier invoices and download a quarterly MIRA Input Tax Statement workbook.
A Japanese freelancer take-home simulator estimates what remains after salon payments, expenses, taxes, and social insurance.
Samuel Alejandro sells a complete adult dark-fantasy EPUB set in a rain-soaked city where unbearable memories can be extracted and sealed in glass.
A focused layout creator for arranging Warhammer 40,000 terrain, deployment zones, measurements, objectives, and board variants.
A Littleton, Colorado venue for live music, comedy, trivia, pool, darts, karaoke, beer, cocktails, and late nights.
PHX is an invite-only Phoenix membership that says each member's listening supports local artists, with monthly receipts showing where the money went.
A proposed streaming service for the broadcast-edited versions of movies that viewers remember from childhood television.
A fragrance comparison and evidence project that tests dupe claims against owner reports, side-by-side comparisons, and real-wear disagreement.
A Mac utility that finds duplicate files by content, creates byte-verified backups, and retires replaced files to a recoverable SafetyNet instead of deleting them.
A comparison tool that ranks 17 countries for retiring abroad across 39 criteria, including visas, pension taxation, healthcare, living costs, property, and inheritance.
A Taiwanese Eastern-fantasy MMORPG concept that turns walking, GPS exploration, daily habits, and character progression into one shared cultivation system.
A Windows ticker ribbon keeps Outlook calendar events, Teams meetings, to-dos, and reminders visible without floating over maximized windows.
A small catalogue of generative background patterns sold as seamless SVG and PNG packs, with 64 tiles, 24 poster-scale pieces, and a customizable Studio subscription.
A handmade outdoor-gear shop selling made-to-order sleep systems and clothing, with unusually detailed guidance on loft, insulation, sizing, moisture management, and fabric use.
A browser-based tool for building design-token systems and exporting them to CSS, Tailwind, Figma Variables, Tokens Studio, shadcn/ui, Style Dictionary, and other formats.
Tollbooth tracks AI model prices, platform policies, crawler rules, and other internet-economy changes, preserving timestamped diffs and making the data queryable through an API, MCP server, and RSS.
A Japanese indie turn-based dungeon game in public beta, playable immediately without registration.
A no-app, no-account prototype that sends short text messages through audio from one phone to nearby listeners.