TRACE — the voice logbook for doctors
A voice-first professional logbook that turns spoken case descriptions into structured records for appraisal and export.
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A voice-first professional logbook that turns spoken case descriptions into structured records for appraisal and export.
A Chrome tool that inspects any webpage’s typography, effects, motion, and CSS recipes.
Ignite presents a coordinated AI engineering team for Solana projects, splitting requests among specialists and reviewing the resulting code.
Rung is an iOS strength-training tracker that recommends your next weight and reps using double progression, while keeping the workout log on your phone.
Ubandawaki Redemptive Intervention Initiative partners with communities in Niger State, Nigeria, to create orthographies and dictionaries for languages that have never been written down.
A free-beta API that normalizes zoning changes, special-use permits, development agreements, and other municipal land-use records.
A Finnish news roundup that expands headlines into brief explanations and links readers to the original articles.
A Japan-wide daily comedy league where participants get one unseen prompt, five seconds to think, and ten seconds to make a one-take video.
A Windows video studio that watches streams, matches, and long recordings, then turns notable moments into editable clips.
An open-source voice and text agent that runs speech recognition, a local language model, and text-to-speech entirely in browser workers.
A free Mac app that converts PDF text into editable vector curves without requiring the original fonts.
An independent product practice documenting software experiments, notes, books, and Metis, an open-source AI assistant for high-conflict custody communication.
A Japanese fan-analysis site tracking VIVANT season two with episode breakdowns, character timelines, scene investigations, and theories graded by evidence.
A Cottonwood, Arizona service that scans printed family photographs by hand and returns the originals with digital copies on a wooden USB drive.
An iPhone alarm for heavy sleepers that requires math, shaking, walking, push-ups, or a barcode scan before it will stop.
A backup-power calculator that estimates appliance draw, startup surge, battery losses, and the smallest suitable power-station class.
Waypath lets organisers share a live race course and lets spectators follow opted-in runners from any browser, without an app, account, or roadside radar.
A directory of 188 micro-wedding and elopement venues across 10 U.S. metros, each listed with a published price under $5,000.
PortWisp creates a public URL for a server running on your laptop through one encrypted outbound tunnel.
Ricanta is a Windows desktop app that learns repetitive tasks from plain-language instructions or a single demonstration, then replays them across software that lacks an API.
A bilingual birthday experience built around a letter, soft visual moments, interactive wishes, and a final shower of petals.
Y Computer sells local AI machines from $5,999 and installs Y OS on compatible hardware for $2,000.
A Tainan leather workshop handling everything from one-off custom pieces to OEM/ODM production, including material selection, sampling, machining, and finishing.
Zaytana gives olive-oil press batches a digital passport containing grove location, harvest dates, press records, lab results, and grower details.