The Listening Fox Wants You to Hear Yourself Talk
An iPhone app in development that records conversations, transcribes them, and identifies habits such as hedging, interruptions, and unanswered questions.
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The North Hills Brief Reads the Paperwork Before It Becomes News
A weekly local-intelligence publication tracks zoning, licensing, spending, and court filings across six Pittsburgh North Hills municipalities.
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The PACES Club, where doctors practise the awkward bits
A Trinidad-and-Tobago community helping doctors prepare for MRCP(UK) PACES through ward practice, peer teaching, seminars, and candid feedback.
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The Plunder, an image remix deck with a no-pixel-touching rule
A browser-based tool that remixes images by changing their colour palettes and framing while leaving every pixel in its original arrangement.
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The Seven Lights: A Seven-Law Book for Everyone
A free, multilingual online book introducing the seven laws of Noah to readers without a Torah or Hebrew background.
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Silly Point: Cricket, With Grudges
A Perth-based cricket satire site covering the sport's controversies, absurdities, and institutional evasions.
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The Walk turns listing photos into a house you can walk through
A Central Texas real-estate listing service builds a continuous, phone-based walkthrough from the photographs an agent already has.
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The X List — Mary-Lou’s objections, timestamped
A source-transparent ledger mapping Mary-Lou’s objections to Donald Trump and his administration across dated video moments.
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Thirty Crows Market’s Crow-Gathered Inventory
A Texas Gulf Coast storefront for individually selected clothing, cameras, books, shoes, ties, and other uncommon goods.
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Toad Pub’s AI Game Master
A cyberpunk tabletop RPG where an AI runs the world, voices optional NPCs, and remembers what happens between sessions.
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Token Bloat Studios’ IPO
A serialized webcomic satirizing AI, software engineering, startup valuations, and internet culture.
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Tokenbrake puts guardrails on Claude Code's context window
A pair of local Claude Code hooks trims oversized shell output, caps unbounded file reads, and reports which tool results consumed a session's context.
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tool99: The Paperwork Chores End Here
A Korean browser-based toolkit for resizing, converting, masking, combining, and calculating the files and figures that turn up in government and job applications.
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Spendleak finds the search terms quietly eating your ad budget
A free browser-based utility that groups Google Ads search queries by words, totals their spend, and highlights zero-conversion waste.
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trade[ABC] audits the stock-like things that are not stocks
An interactive guide to synthetic trading instruments, perpetual futures, self-reported price oracles, and companies whose tokens have no shares behind them.
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Tradesmithery: The HVAC Machine, Opened Up
An interactive HVAC academy that lets learners explore a running residential split system, component by component.
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Transit ERP, from cotation to clôture
A Côte d’Ivoire customs-transit platform that tracks import and export files, documents, billing, cash, and margin in one workflow.
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Transmute, the small wrench for badly formatted data
An offline CLI and browser interface that converts JSON, CSV, YAML, XML, and SQL while letting you filter, sort, join, flatten, and reshape the data.
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Tripdify: One Hotel Link, Many Prices
A Korean-language travel tool that compares hotel links across booking sites, card-specific channels, and coupon routes using tax-inclusive totals.
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Truelint, a local-first SEO crawler with a linter's temperament
A macOS, terminal, and browser-based crawler that runs 125 technical SEO checks and attaches plain-English fix guidance to each finding.
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Pragma Gives Your AI Agents a Roster, a Computer, and a Veto Point
Pragma is a local-first desktop app that turns separate AI agents into a named roster, each with its own thread, model, computer, and approval requests.
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Try WebMCP: a playground for agent-ready websites
An interactive learning project where developers can run WebMCP tools, inspect schemas, and test agent-style workflows against fictional commerce and appointment data.
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TUCK: A Working Notebook for Hairstylists
A free, registration-free notebook for hairstylists to preserve formulas, diagrams, photos, and hard-won lessons in one place.
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TypeShade Makes Shaders Answerable to TypeScript
A pre-release TypeScript shader library that emits WGSL for WebGPU, GLSL ES 3.00 for WebGL2, and double-precision CPU output from one typed module.