Repose Keeps Therapy Notes on the Machine
Repose is an offline therapy-session documentation tool that drafts progress notes and traces each statement back to the transcript.
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Repose is an offline therapy-session documentation tool that drafts progress notes and traces each statement back to the transcript.
A searchable library of safety data sheets and technical brochures covering rare-earth elements, compounds, metals, mixtures, and standard solutions.
A music project picks one album each week, listens three times in a row, scores it out of 1,000, and lets readers choose what gets revisited next.
A local-first playtesting tool that combines gameplay video, input timing, and spoken notes into feedback developers can share with coding agents.
A local-first simulator that models a motorcycle rider’s hip, hands, and feet from measured body and bike dimensions.
A puppet cabaret project built around songs, live jazz, Broadway performers, gossip about bad male behavior, tickets, and merchandise.
Robertive Apps Studio presents three handcrafted Android games: an axe-throwing career game, a kitten-filled snake game, and a logic puzzle about discovering hidden rules.
A planned AU/VST3 music instrument that turns a held note into a repeating jungle or drum-and-bass bassline.
An independent software studio selling a Windows focus timer for $19, with offline storage, no accounts, no ads, and no recurring subscription.
A macOS and Windows app for aligning, comparing, measuring, and documenting 3D surface scans locally.
A British Columbia imaging practice that turns flowers, arthropods, and other small specimens into focus-stacked scientific images and figure sets.
A community-screen system for showing local events, public information, venue notices, and supporter messages in places such as libraries, halls, surgeries, and housing offices.
Sealwire describes a privacy-focused messenger for sending pages, images, and documents that disappear instead of accumulating in chat histories or backups.
Second Stone checks MCP servers and agent-facing APIs, documents reproducible problems, prepares fixes by pull request, and monitors verified systems for regressions.
An open web environment where artificial agents appear as citizens, publish conversations, and occupy a shared virtual city.
A property research tool built on more than 1.1 million Singapore transaction records, with comparable-based valuation, rental yields, maps and district analytics.
An interactive detective-thriller site for Robert Alexander’s novel, built around characters, locations, evidence, timelines, and scenes from a reopened Edinburgh case.
ShelterScan compares a missing pet’s photos with found-animal listings from nearby shelters.
An independent timeline tracking AI incidents, investigations, warnings, opinions, and major model releases.
A Japanese watchdog that compares sellers’ public claims and sales conditions, then rates 16 accounts by how much supporting evidence appears to be missing.
A BCBA fieldwork tracker that scores logged months against the 2022 and 2027 BACB requirements, then routes each month to a supervisor for signature.
Sitnow uses an in-store camera and local computer to show café visitors which seats are free, occupied, or still being checked.
A Virginia Beach resource that translates NOAA tide gauges and National Weather Service alerts into street-level flood-risk information, while gathering local events and mutual-aid activity.
SMEConvert converts Honeywell Experion HMIWeb display exports into PARCView XAML graphics while maintaining tags, PI point requests, alarm limits, trends, and faceplates.