Dadlete: The Gym You Have
A free training planner that builds athletic workout blocks for dads from the equipment, days, and minutes they actually have.
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A free training planner that builds athletic workout blocks for dads from the equipment, days, and minutes they actually have.
A map-driven field archive documenting hidden infrastructure, forgotten systems, unusual places, and the public records connected to them.
A public-data publishing studio that converts fragmented records into documented, analysis-ready datasets.
A UK-based studio builds alternative wedding websites, with templates from £149 and bespoke designs from £299, including hosting.
A Monroe, Ohio campaign opposing the city's 23-camera Flock Safety license-plate-reader contract.
A maritime laytime calculator that reads SOFs, NORs and charter-party terms, then produces a reviewable timesheet and demurrage or despatch calculation.
A browser-local tool that detects hidden text characters, image metadata, Content Credentials, and some provider-specific watermark signals.
A Warhammer 40,000 probability calculator that compares unit loadouts, targets, weapons, and attack sequences.
A public ledger where people pay £3 to admit, in 140 characters or fewer, why they never shipped a project.
A daily word game where players must reach visible target words through search queries without typing those words.
A free website-migration tester that compares source and target sites for missing pages, content drift, and visual regressions.
A macOS utility that scans storage, shows results as they arrive, and updates its disk map immediately when files are deleted.
A CS2 skin-trading parody that promises to turn expensive cosmetics into the worst items in the collection.
Physicist Emil Mottola explains gravitational condensate stars, a proposed alternative to black holes, through research papers, observations, and student material.
A fully voiced story-driven brick-breaker in which players recover a family’s memories, one arcade board at a time.
A Google Play keyboard that helps users reply, rewrite drafts, or start conversations in selected tones.
A renewal and expiry tracker for domains, SSL certificates, trials, contracts, subscriptions, and personal dates.
A free Farming Simulator 25 calculator that works backward from a target product to the required materials, recipes, and approximate crop area.
Fiber turns OpenAPI contracts into TypeScript and Python SDKs, authenticated MCP servers, and tested agent interfaces.
An interactive reference that explains figure-skating edges, turns, jumps, positions, and tests through diagrams and generated movement tracings.
A set of browser-based readiness tools for firefighters, covering fireground decisions, flow path, aerial rigging, company playbooks, and equipment inspection.
An independent theatre company documenting its productions, physical acting practice, publications, reviews, films, podcast, and five decades of stage work.
A fan-built archive that lets you search timestamped bars from FlipTop and Motus battles, then jump to the relevant moment on YouTube.
A cash-on-delivery tracking tool for African merchants that follows orders, deliveries, courier balances, and repayments through WhatsApp.