Hiccup: see where the call went wrong
A self-hosted telecom trace analyser for SIP, H.323, and Diameter captures, logs, and SBC configuration rules.
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A self-hosted telecom trace analyser for SIP, H.323, and Diameter captures, logs, and SBC configuration rules.
A satirical fellowship for the partners, families, friends, and pets of people who work too much in hospitality.
An open-source, local-first recorder for DAWs that documents how a piece of music was made.
An open-source, local-first tool that distills your AI chat history into a portable profile for helping models understand your shorthand and recurring communication patterns.
An independent US-focused magazine examining how software shapes behavior, access, work, identity, and everyday life.
An independent New Zealand handbook for reading candy and fruit cascade puzzle boards before making the first move.
A $9-per-month browser tool records drafts, edits, pauses, timestamps, and pasted blocks so writers can produce a verifiable process report when an AI detector challenges their work.
A speculative architecture portfolio presenting megastructures, fractal systems, terrain, sanctums, and artifacts as cinematic environments.
A free local password manager for Windows, macOS, and Linux that imports existing vaults without a cloud account.
An independent Indonesian-language field guide to visiting, navigating, and understanding Taman Fatahillah in Jakarta’s Kota Tua.
An early-access, Rust- and jj-powered workspace for migrating GitHub repositories into infrastructure you control.
A real-world mission app that gives friends, dates, and families ridiculous challenges to attempt, film, vote on, and turn into shared stories.
The public site of a 3,179-member Arabica coffee cooperative in Kalehe, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
A nationwide search tool for Japanese eldercare providers, built from open data published by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
A fundraising and fulfillment system for Jewish schools and organizations, built around sponsored dates, dedications, and Hebrew-Gregorian calendar logic.
A quiet macOS menu-bar app for encrypted backups to an external drive, NAS, or S3-compatible storage you own.
A planned iPhone and Android keyboard that shows the English version of each Turkish sentence as you type, then turns the day’s messages into a two-minute lesson.
A Japanese public-data service that turns an address into information about zoning, land prices, population, planning, schools, medical facilities, and elevation.
KontorBund is a Vienna members' association helping small sellers share the cost and administrative burden of EU packaging compliance.
A free address-based land-screening tool that produces printable reports on flood risk, slope, wetlands, soil, septic suitability, and access context.
A source-by-source database for appliance longevity, energy records, and recalls, beginning with washing machines.
LeapLake Labs performs fixed-scope data-hygiene audits, resolving duplicates and identity conflicts into a documented, re-checkable result.
LineDepth gives competitive trading-card-game players pilot guides, matchup plans, sequencing analysis, and an in-development simulator for studying how decks actually win.
Une bibliothèque C++20 header-only qui décrit les formats Windows Portable Executable et COFF sans dépendre des en-têtes de Windows.