Qi: A Programming Language Written in Chinese
Qi is a lightweight, open-source programming language with Chinese keywords, a C interpreter, bytecode execution, and a compact runtime.
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Qi is a lightweight, open-source programming language with Chinese keywords, a C interpreter, bytecode execution, and a compact runtime.
A playable text-based edition of Peter Lok's early-1990s shareware dungeon adventure, complete with monsters, traps, treasures, and numbered expeditions.
A training desk for analytics QA and event validation, using schema contracts, replay checks, consent tests, and release gates to catch broken tracking.
A free collection of eight in-browser sleep-sound generators, from white, pink, and brown noise to binaural beats, tuning tones, solfeggio frequencies, and rain.
An Italian web radio that pitch-shifts public-domain classics until they sound like mosquitoes circling your head at 3 a.m.
A meticulously rendered Reddit-style dog community built around a floppy-eared canine who inexplicably has Reddit's Snoo-like antenna.
A Chrome side-panel tool that turns an idea into a thumbnail through editable briefs, AI-generated artwork, real-letter headlines, image editing, and title generation.
A browser-based remote desktop and terminal tool for controlling Mac, Linux, and Windows machines from anywhere.
A playful AI consulting site turns one consultant’s judgment, taste, sarcasm, and accumulated experience into three rentable model tiers.
A free tool for scrubbing through 190+ aerial and satellite snapshots of any US address, from 2014 to today.
A richly written portrait and visitor guide to Rossarden, a former tin-mining town beneath Tasmania’s Ben Lomond.
A free aviation tool that estimates factored take-off and landing distances for each runway, using aircraft data, runway conditions, density altitude, and live METAR wind.
A Cameroon-based platform for giving away and collecting useful household goods from people nearby, beginning with a pilot in Yaoundé.
An interactive receipt comparison that shows what familiar U.S. purchases cost in 2019 versus 2026.
Kevin Graehl’s evidence-first account of repeated Samsung Frame Pro failures, repair visits, and promised resolutions that he says later disappeared from the record.
A Mac notes app with one inbox, optional filing, and plain-text storage in a folder you choose.
ScreenTrail maps New Mexico filming locations and turns them into curated trails, audio tours, and trip itineraries.
Self Ticker is an offline habit tracker that turns plain-language logs into a simulated personal index, complete with gains, losses, streaks, volatility, and drawdowns.
A browser-based resale assistant that turns garment photos into marketplace listings and compares what you will actually net after fees.
A developer platform that reduces an AI agent to an ordinary function: write it locally, choose a model, add tools, and deploy.
Service Anchorcore teaches product teams to map app journeys through waits, handoffs, recovery, and the moments when people quietly leave.
Signvero is self-hosted digital-signage software for running playlists across existing televisions and interrupting them with urgent alerts.
SILA OS presents an operating system where AI workers operate real cloud computers, applications, and files to complete tasks autonomously.
A synthetic consumer simulation platform that puts ads, landing pages, prices, concepts, and content through staged decision journeys.