Sluis, the AI gateway with a keeper’s ledger
Sluis routes requests across AI models while stripping personal data, enforcing residency policy, and recording each passage in an auditable ledger.
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Sluis routes requests across AI models while stripping personal data, enforcing residency policy, and recording each passage in an auditable ledger.
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A reusable double-layer exfoliating mitt rooted in northeast Chinese bathing rituals, sold in six printed designs.
A bilingual oral-history project documenting the experiences, motivations, and organizing work of New York City queer tango communities.
A Spanish-language web tool sends your idea to four fictional group-chat characters: three enthusiastic supporters and one designated skeptic.
A carefully sequenced vintage Bollywood playlist imagined as a rainy day at a roadside chai stall.
A wedding site for Sean and Kevin’s November 2027 garden celebration in Arden Park, Sacramento.
A Japanese research site tracking public spending connected to J.League clubs, municipalities, stadiums, and training facilities.
A Philippine energy-democracy organization making electricity policy, ownership, access, and accountability legible to the public.
A free NYC walking companion that maps 289 honorary street names and tells the stories behind them.
A neighbor-maintained public record of property sales, offers, and unsolicited solicitations in North Spokane’s Old Trails fire area.
An interactive resilience map lets people explore housing, energy, natural hazards, and economic-development evidence across Puerto Rico’s 78 municipalities.
A browser-based tool that converts PDF bank statements to CSV or Excel and checks whether the opening balance, transactions, and closing balance reconcile.
A browser-based vectorization tool that converts photos, scans, logos, and handwriting into SVG, PDF, EPS, DXF, or cleaned PNG files.
Waypost presents a small cast of AI personas—Aesop, Lodestone, and Gnomon—as ways of thinking that answer questions only when their human keepers consent.
An open-source, pure-C++ inference engine that runs models across NPU, GPU, and CPU hardware without Python.
The official home of American Samoa’s national flag football team, documenting its first IFAF World Championship campaign.
A multilingual, community-editable calendar of festivals, fireworks, concerts, workshops, parties, meetups, and other events across Tokyo.
A browser-based transliteration keyboard for typing Geez, Amharic, and Tigrinya in the Ethiopic script.
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A free grant-discovery tool that gives small nonprofits a short, ranked list of currently open grants.
An energy-tooling suite built around ERCOT battery dispatch, live settlement prices, and a tracker for humanity’s position on the Kardashev scale.
Seomely monitors every URL on a site and preserves a day-by-day record of its Google indexing status.