Popline, the party game that asks: was it 1988 or 1994?
A music timeline game where one phone plays a hit, everyone places its release year, and a shared QR code brings the room into the round.
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A music timeline game where one phone plays a hit, everyone places its release year, and a shared QR code brings the room into the round.
A Placer County service that designs, delivers, installs, maintains, and removes luxury heirloom-pumpkin arrangements for residential entrances.
A self-hosted, single-user portfolio ledger that stores append-only trade rows in Postgres and recomputes positions, cost basis, and P&L on read.
An invite-only 10-day ski pilgrimage to Niseko Hirafu for 15–20 East Coast men in January 2028.
PRK scans New York City parking summonses, drafts and files disputes, and helps drivers avoid the next ticket with parking rules, maps, reminders, and traffic-camera data.
An iPhone workspace that organizes PDFs, receipts, screenshots, and photos into chronologies, linked exhibits, and a reviewable PDF evidence packet.
An open-source React Native debugger that brings network requests, logs, navigation, Redux, performance, and errors into one local timeline.
A browser-based generator that converts images into customizable 3D puzzles for STL or 3MF export.
A phone-first expense and payment tracker for construction site teams, with bill photos, offline logging, approval controls, and project-level payment alerts.
A browser-based PDF toolkit for merging, splitting, organizing, converting, extracting text, and editing metadata without uploading files.
An open-source TIDAL interface overhaul with line-, word-, and syllable-level lyric timing, animated cover-art shaders, and versions for desktop and Android.
A free browser-based calculator for common-rafter lengths, plumb and seat cuts, birdsmouth checks, and printable dimensioned diagrams.
An interactive timeline of American nuclear reactors started since 1949, including projects that reached commercial operation, were abandoned, or are still being built.
An AI deliberation tool where up to six models debate a question and a referee evaluates their answers against a stated standard.
RefKit captures a reference page and your own page, turns selected visual decisions into a versioned design contract, and measures the rendered result against it.
Rennet is a free, open-source macOS tool that helps engineers understand, question, and review large AI-generated code changes.
A free address lookup that gathers property, flood, wetlands, zoning, soils, wells, and contamination records onto one page and map.
A volunteer-run internet radio station for Ridgecrest and the Indian Wells Valley, streaming music, local voices, and community conversation around the clock.
A daily Japanese keirin publication covering 60 races with proprietary predictions, race data, archives, and suggested bets.
Ripieno is building small, simple software for small-town businesses, including a local service directory and a text-first scheduling and invoicing tool.
A river-cruise planning tool that forecasts water levels and disruption risk across the Rhine, Danube, Elbe, and Seine.
A Maine grassroots coalition documents bait stations, explains rodenticide risks to wildlife and pets, and tracks the state’s changing rules.
RouteAll reads an oversize-load permit, reconstructs its mandated highway sequence, and turns it into turn-by-turn navigation with off-route warnings.
An author’s home for fiction, philosophical treatises, field reports, and a ten-term lexicon of ideas drawn from Freud, Buddhism, Noh, surrealism, and more.