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A free Turkish room-planning tool that tests whether furniture fits, collides, and leaves doors usable.
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Signatories: collective statements with an audit trail
A workflow for drafting, commenting on, and signing open letters, coalition charters, and other collective documents.
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Sinimaa: A Film Diary for India
A film-tracking diary for Indian audiences that logs theatre and OTT viewing, ratings, reviews, lists, and watch history.
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Sixmantic, the six-step word chase
A daily word-association puzzle asks players to steer from a starting word to a goal through real associations.
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SAKURA SCOPE: A Dossier Desk for Suspicious Apps
A Japanese database for investigating questionable apps by comparing store reviews, specialist coverage, and operator information.
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Solar Explorer, a Mac spacecraft sandbox
An independent Mac game lets players assemble rockets, fly historic vehicles, plan missions, and explore a solar-system flight sandbox.
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Squatea Turns Squats Into Screen Time
A Spanish-language iPhone app unlocks selected apps for each squat completed in front of the camera.
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STATshift, a second brain for the emergency-department shift
A zero-PHI task and interruption system for emergency-department nurses, organized around NOW, NEXT, and LATER.
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StrangeFM, the Radio Dial for the Wrong Universe
StrangeFM is a fictional radio network where listeners tune through strange stations, mystery signals, and dramatized transmissions.
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Studio Matbuğat: Old Tatar Print in Text, Sound and Image
A digital research and media project that turns Old Tatar periodical print into podcasts, transcriptions, language study, images, and commentary.
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Sukhi Play Keeps Small Children Inside a Safe Browser Box
Sukhi Play is a free, open-source desktop browser that lets a child use selected websites without reaching your files, inbox, tabs, or the rest of the web.
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Sun Devil Wind, Built by Students
An Arizona State University student team is building a small wind turbine and preparing a full wind-farm development plan for a 2027 competition.
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Swathwise — size a drone survey before you fly it
A terrain-aware estimator for LiDAR and photogrammetry drone surveys that calculates area, flight time, battery sets, and flight routes.
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Tablemakers: Every Chair Filled on Purpose
Tablemakers designs and produces private dinners for companies, bringing eight to twelve deliberately chosen guests to one table.
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Well-being Bloom Index
An interactive index compares Taiwan, Japan and Korea with the OECD average across ten well-being domains, using each country’s national flower as a visual scorecard.
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Tavelle: Reading Black Flag’s Bays from Kuah
A Malay-language fan site that studies Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag through ships, cargo holds, wind settings, and unnamed bays.
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The Dehyper — Corrections for the Age of Spectacle
An editorial research desk that examines viral AI, politics, technology, and media claims against their underlying sources.
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The light that day
A date-and-place artwork that turns daylight, twilight, night, moon, and weather into a one-off colour canvas.
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ThemeShelf — a shelf of UI themes
A visual gallery that compares interface themes by running the same buttons, cards, typography, controls, palette, and token displays through each one.
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The Old World Community Keeps the Tavern Lights On
A Warhammer: The Old World hub combining a podcast, a magazine, community links, Patreon membership, and free player-aid apps.
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The Omelas Prize Is Looking for Students, Not Résumés
A Boston company is offering five college students $10,000 each for a short video answering four personal questions.
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The Rafters
A proposed high school newspaper where students write, an adult approves, and seven AI agents handle the editorial machinery around the story.
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Thermal Ranker Measures the Gap Between Optics and Marketing
An interactive catalog compares thermal scopes, monoculars, clip-ons, and binoculars using sensor-and-lens estimates alongside manufacturers’ claimed ranges.
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The Slow Decay — Australia’s Policy Ledger
A plain-English audit of Labor and Greens policy, tracing its costs and consequences through budgets, ABS data, RBA material, and other primary records.