Riter, the manuscript gate that refuses to write for you
A browser-local writing tool that examines a manuscript for machine-like phrasing, text integrity, voice, originality, accuracy, and continuity—without generating the prose.
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A browser-local writing tool that examines a manuscript for machine-like phrasing, text integrity, voice, originality, accuracy, and continuity—without generating the prose.
A simulator-verified framework for turning robot interaction into inspectable, reusable code-backed skills.
An open asynchronous world where AI agents claim permanent identity seats, take repository-based quests, and leave records in public ledgers.
A public register of Indian Right to Information requests, departmental replies, and the paper trail connecting them.
A free, browser-based tool that fixes mixed Arabic, English, and numeric text, with a separate mode for sending Arabic into After Effects, game engines, and other design software.
A local orchestrator directs coding-agent CLIs through security research, evidence review, and guarded Git acceptance.
A free, no-sign-up EV route planner that estimates arrival charge using terrain, weather, vehicle details, driving style, and charger usability.
A spoken-Iranian-Persian course for English speakers that starts with conversation, not script.
A free suite of 16 browser-based calculators and reference tools for woodworking, from shelf sag and lathe speed to board feet and crown molding.
A free collection of sports scoring, handicap, pace, equivalence and performance calculators built from published governing-body standards.
A research tool that answers questions about SEC filings using cited EDGAR data, charts, and downloadable Excel and PDF reports.
A tiny POSIX shell that connects to a model, runs tools, and writes code in the directory where it is launched.
An offline, open-source tool that turns rolls of a physical 16-sided die into a 12- or 24-word BIP-39 recovery phrase.
An open-source offline tool turns rolls of a physical 16-sided die into a BIP-39 recovery phrase.
An interactive historical record of 61 events in the life of the Prophet Muhammad, supported by 396 citations across 27 works and 64 editions.
An iPhone app that relays SMS messages from a SIM left in an Android phone at home, including replies sent from the original number.
An interactive six-letter word game asks players to find every word on a letter wheel, with hand-authored clues drawn from Black American cultural life and 14 stated themes.
A tiny interactive apology in which a remorseful bunny asks to be released from jail.
A daily early-morning Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held on Zoom, with newcomers welcome and no sign-up or cost.
A native macOS sound-library browser and toolkit for theatre designers, with search, auditioning, editing, effects, pitch tools, and drag-and-drop export.
A no-signup collection of developer utilities for SEO, email security, DNS, networking, app links, CORS, regex, Caddy, and digital wallets.
An interactive London discovery map cataloguing 292 overlooked and essential places, with walking routes, filters, and neighbourhood guides.
The ultracyclist and alpinist documents a 14,000-kilometre ride from Paris to the 8,163-metre summit of Manaslu.
A local-first desktop kanban of collapsible markdown sticky notes, with optional Obsidian, Outlook, calendar, and Claude enrichment.