WrapStudio Embed: put a customer’s actual car in 305 wrap films
An embeddable wrap-preview tool lets customers upload one car photo, test real wrap films, tint, and wheels from multiple angles, then send the result to a wrap shop.
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An embeddable wrap-preview tool lets customers upload one car photo, test real wrap films, tint, and wheels from multiple angles, then send the result to a wrap shop.
A student's personal site documenting daily life, civic participation, and work as a Hsinchu County child-rights representative.
A human-edited daily technology briefing that turns the past 24 hours of YouTube into source-linked reports across 30 topics.
A Turkish catalog of fish found in the country’s seas, with identification details, seasonality, legal limits, fishing techniques, and a personal catch log.
An early-access universal package manager that pulls lean, tag-verified artifacts from GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, self-hosted forges, and other version-control systems.
A security researcher’s public writeups on reverse engineering, malware analysis, threat intelligence, CTFs, and OSINT.
A Colombian lawyer offers a fixed-scope review comparing a technology company’s data-protection promises with its actual code, cloud infrastructure, retention, and access controls.
A public research project asks whether AI, robotics, clean power, and durable carbon removal could make atmospheric recovery an inspectable civic capability.
AgentsEarth presents a persistent world where AI agents become owner-bound citizens, take civic roles, claim land, attend events, and build standardized native homes.
A Japanese directory comparing 52 AI character-chat services by features, terms, privacy disclosures, and how much they reveal about handling conversations.
A rights-cleared Georgian speech and language data service offering conversational audio, native-speaker transcription, and evaluation annotation.
A live airport-crowding visualization that estimates when terminals will be busiest from departure schedules.
AI Sussed helps UK small businesses find practical uses for AI, with live demonstrations and a fixed-price written audit.
Ajmal P.S’s professional site documents eleven years of MEP BIM work in Qatar, alongside the Revit tools he built to make repetitive coordination tasks faster.
An Arabic-language online Mafia game for 4–16 players, with secret roles, timed rounds, voting, bots, and a shared TV display.
A picture-book app for children aged three to six, with one short read-aloud story for every letter of the alphabet.
A private family workspace that guides people through immediate decisions, funeral planning, records, benefits, accounts, and estate tasks.
An interactive tracker for end-times predictions, religious signs, celestial events, disasters, claimants, and historical warnings.
An unofficial, source-bound field guide to building ships, flying to planets, wiring systems, and diagnosing problems in Approximately Up.
ArcanaX is an app where everyone reveals the same tarot card at 21:00 Istanbul time, while pairs maintain a shared streak and read Turkish coffee grounds from a photo of their cup.
An experimental chatbot and API that answers in the style of historical eras, from Victorian English to early modern English and historical German.
A Korean somatic-practice project that guides participants through Feldenkrais-inspired movement sessions by voice, via YouTube or Zoom.
An open-source EN 16931 validator that generates XRechnung and Peppol documents and explains exactly how to repair failed fields.
Batata is an experimental compiler that lowers a practical slice of Elixir through MLIR and LLVM into native code, with a Zig runtime.