Flashable: Programmable Gadgets With Somewhere to Go
A curated catalog of programmable hardware, with projects, open-source builds, and practical guides attached to each device.
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A curated catalog of programmable hardware, with projects, open-source builds, and practical guides attached to each device.
A pack of 17 Claude Code hooks that block risky actions, enforce quality checks, and record what happens during an agent session.
A Bangkok neighborhood magazine and city guide built around staying close to one place at a time.
ZEROPOINT is a through-zero timecode flanger that simulates a moving tape machine inside a DAW.
Funding Bench tests language models on historical AI-safety grant proposals, asking them to recommend funding and predict each project's future fundraising.
A French-language sports tool that converts public Strava activity into a 99-point card for running, cycling, trail, triathlon, and swimrun.
An index of programmable devices, open-source builds, and practical hardware guides.
A read-only Mac utility for opening Microsoft Project MPP schedules, inspecting timelines, tasks, dependencies, and resources, and exporting answers to PDF or CSV.
Coursed turns a restaurant's POS orders into a real-time view of how every table is progressing through service.
DupFinder is a privacy-first iPhone cleaner that finds duplicate, similar, blurry, and oversized photos, videos, and files entirely on-device.
Kana is an on-device Mac app for dictation, file transcription, and custom per-app rewriting.
Pre-Air turns FCC political-ad filings into a public ledger of large outside-group TV bookings, organized by state and market.
A homeowner tool that compares a roofing quote with a photo-measured, regional fair-market range.
A GitHub incident-response tool that compares repositories and branches, finds overwritten commits, and helps determine what changed.
An interactive graffiti wall where visitors claim cells, spray pieces, add tags, and build a street-long public panorama.
A beta iPhone tool for hair-transplant surgeons that scans the scalp, measures zones in cm², and estimates follicular units.
A voice-native macOS agent that listens, sees your screen, operates apps, and runs multi-step tasks through Claude Code or Codex using your own API keys.
Harbena searches national marketplaces across Europe for hard-to-find vehicles, boats, machinery, electronics and other used goods, then translates, compares and ranks the results.
An open-source Chrome extension that stores your job-application profile locally and fills repetitive Workday fields one step at a time.
A free, local-first genealogy research tool that lets your chosen AI transcribe records, extract claims, and suggest next steps without writing to your tree on its own.
A free Danish parental-leave planner that puts both parents, their employers, deadlines, and the whole year on one timeline.
A New York project collecting forgotten apple trees, family memories, local names, and living genetic history.
A Kenya-focused visitor-management system for commercial buildings, running on one Android tablet with offline support, tenant-separated records, and M-Pesa parking payments.
A no-account suite of seven short daily games built around estimation, logic, routing, pattern recognition, and contrarian answers.