Wattai puts typed decisions on your device
Wattai scores supplied options against a piece of text, returning a choice and calibrated probability for every option.
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Wattai scores supplied options against a piece of text, returning a choice and calibrated probability for every option.
An unofficial live tracker showing the film currently airing on Criterion Channel’s continuous stream and preserving its broadcast history.
A location-aware directory of bathroom codes for coffee shops, restaurants, and stores, contributed and confirmed by people on site.
An evidence-graded research monograph examining how foot fetishism develops, why feet become the focus, and what may sustain the preference.
A Chinese-language visual archive documenting natural mineral specimens, beginning with five fluorite-and-quartz pieces from Yaogangxian, Hunan.
A beginner's notebook on paper grain, pamphlet stitching, tools, sheet sizes, and folding paper into book sections.
Winhance helps Windows 10 and 11 users remove unwanted components, adjust system settings, manage software, and build customized installation media.
A playable voxel wizard tactics game built around skill-shot spells, round-based objectives, and destructible defenses.
A searchable tracker showing whether popular apps fill, partly fill, or letterbox the inner display of the forthcoming iPhone Duo.
Wise Sleuth matches people with named “sleuths” who read situations involving bosses, businesses, relationships, clubs, teams, and other hard-to-parse problems.
A PTA-run neighborhood tournament site that explains Mölkky, accepts three-to-five-person teams, and includes a playable rules simulator.
An online Korean-learning academy where students read traditional stories, take character roles, and practise speaking through games and rehearsals.
A Windows tool that records meetings, transcribes Arabic, summarizes sessions, and produces decisions, tasks, PDFs, and WhatsApp-ready text.
WeirdTrue examines viral claims about AI businesses, startups, and consumer tech by laying out the supporting evidence and assigning case labels such as “Insufficient evidence” and “Partially contradicted.”
A browser extension that rebuilds PDFs as navigable HTML, with headings, lists, tables and links.
A Lyon clock repairer publishes detailed repair records and practical notes on domestic mechanical movements, from pendulum regulation to worn pivot holes.
A daily history project presents selected newspaper clippings from exactly 100 years earlier, with context and links to original page scans.
A free lookup built from EPA certification data shows how certified efficiency ratings vary across indoor-and-outdoor heat-pump pairings.
David Attias is auctioning sponsorship spots on his legs for the Nice–Cannes marathon, with opening bids of $1,000.
An invitation-only text pilot lets readers question an AI interpretation of Benjamin Franklin set in Philadelphia in 1787.
An engineer’s personal site documenting work on compilers, parallel code, and AI agents, with measurements and links intended to let others rerun the work.
A map-facing dataset of European building footprints enriched with harmonized attributes such as height, floor count, use, and construction year.
A set of crafting calculators and reference tools for era-75 Final Fantasy XI private servers, built from LandSandBoat server data.
A searchable archive records vessel passages through seven Great Lakes chokepoints, using public AIS tracks.