Duetour, a Night Drive for Two
Duetour is a shared browser driving experience where two people can play music, read lyrics, explore a virtual road, and talk over a private voice connection.
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Skywave: a radio-signal hunt played on foot
Skywave turns neighborhood walking into a location-based direction-finding game: tune the band, follow the bearing, and find a hidden cache.
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Подозрительно: A Russian Scam-Checking Dossier
A Russian-language investigative archive about fraudulent websites, fake brokers, financial pyramids, counterfeit shops, and other online scams.
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PosterFlight Takes Startup Marketing to the Poles
A San Francisco service that plans, prints, legally installs, photographs, maintains, and removes street-poster campaigns for startups.
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I Was an LDS Bishop — Why I Am Speaking Out
A former LDS bishop presents a firsthand account, a recorded follow-up with Church legal counsel, a transcript, and linked reporting about child-abuse reporting practices.
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¿Puedo vibecodearlo?
Un catálogo en español que pregunta si la IA ya puede reemplazar las aplicaciones que pagas.
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Pulsegrid, a MIDI Ostinato Generator for Restless Harmony
Pulsegrid is a browser-based workbench for building chord progressions, shaping repeating musical patterns, and exporting editable MIDI files.
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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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Quenzar's Caverns Brings a 1990s Dungeon Back to the Keyboard
A playable text-based edition of Peter Lok's early-1990s shareware dungeon adventure, complete with monsters, traps, treasures, and numbered expeditions.
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Query Layerbase’s Event Contract Lab
A training desk for analytics QA and event validation, using schema contracts, replay checks, consent tests, and release gates to catch broken tracking.
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Quiet Frequencies, an honest browser sound lab
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.
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Radio Mosquito, the Web Radio That Wants You Awake
An Italian web radio that pitch-shifts public-domain classics until they sound like mosquitoes circling your head at 3 a.m.
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r/dog, the subreddit for a dog with an antenna
A meticulously rendered Reddit-style dog community built around a floppy-eared canine who inexplicably has Reddit's Snoo-like antenna.
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Re-Prompter: A Chrome Thumbnail Studio That Lets You Bring the Models
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.
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reminal: a browser cockpit for your machines
A browser-based remote desktop and terminal tool for controlling Mac, Linux, and Windows machines from anywhere.
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Rent an Ajay, in Three Increasingly Opinionated Flavors
A playful AI consulting site turns one consultant’s judgment, taste, sarcasm, and accumulated experience into three rentable model tiers.
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RewindEarth, a Time Machine for Aerial Imagery
A free tool for scrubbing through 190+ aerial and satellite snapshots of any US address, from 2014 to today.
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Rossarden, in the shadow of turapina
A richly written portrait and visitor guide to Rossarden, a former tin-mining town beneath Tasmania’s Ben Lomond.
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RunwayCheck: A Performance Calculator for Private Pilots
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.
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SALAKA, Yaoundé’s give-away marketplace
A Cameroon-based platform for giving away and collecting useful household goods from people nearby, beginning with a pilot in Yaoundé.
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StickerShock: Same Order, Different Decade
An interactive receipt comparison that shows what familiar U.S. purchases cost in 2019 versus 2026.
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Samsung Gaslighting Me: One Customer Builds a Case File
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.
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Scratchd, the notes app that leaves your notes as files
A Mac notes app with one inbox, optional filing, and plain-text storage in a folder you choose.
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New Mexico, On Screen
ScreenTrail maps New Mexico filming locations and turns them into curated trails, audio tours, and trip itineraries.