Race Pace Planner’s finish-line-accurate pace calculator
A running calculator that works out pace, time, or distance and generates race splits and a printable pace band.
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Rootmere, Named in Ink
Rootmere researches family histories in Central and Eastern European archives and turns the findings into books, printed family trees, and a family webpage.
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ScribeStandard puts AI scribes to the test
An independent benchmark compares seven AI medical scribes across clinical notes, transcription, editing effort, and speed.
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A price map for paying cash at hospitals
Searchable listings compare hospitals’ published cash prices for common procedures across U.S. markets.
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Sourcebrook maps drug plants to FDA and SEC records
A data service linking publicly listed drug companies and their products to manufacturing sites, FDA inspection records, warning letters, and company filings.
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The Kite-Father’s Official Unofficial Doctrine
A deadpan pseudo-religious site builds a doctrine around a kite-flying inventor and the Storm.
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UnderMe: A Local Geology Field Kit
A public geology explorer for looking up rocks, fossils, earthquakes, and deep-time history by city, ZIP code, or state, with field logging and rock-study tools.
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WARQ’s Drop 001: Court & Garden
A collection of hand-raised brass artworks from Lahore, drawing on South Asian architectural motifs.
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We Are So Done: an AI-replacement newsroom
An AI-news publication pairs reported stories about automation with darkly comic headlines and a toolbox of related products.
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What’s It To Me? — Candidates in household terms
A civic guide that connects ballot candidates’ sourced positions to what they could mean for a particular household.
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ActionCam List turns camera sensor fractions into comparable numbers
A filterable catalog compares 42 action and 360 cameras by sensor area, resolution, waterproof depth, price, and other specifications.
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A Live Atlas from Earth to the Milky Way
A browser-based 3D atlas for exploring the Solar System, nearby stars, exoplanets, and larger galactic structures, with live-position calculations and guided navigation.
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Atlas Asks: the why behind the map
An animated history project answering map questions through sourced episodes and maps that change with the period being discussed.
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BrailleVibes turns Hebrew Braille into phone vibrations
An experimental browser tool plays Hebrew Braille as vibration patterns, with an alphabet reference, practice game, and adjustable pacing.
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CHEF-LIEU puts France’s communes in booster packs
A free interactive atlas presents France’s 34,875 communes as collectible cards, opened in booster packs.
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Would You Date This Cat? — if you were a cat
A comedy app concept where users swipe on cats, vote with a silly reason, and see how the crowd judged each one.
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Don't Fix It If It Ain't Broke: Things That Still Work
A collection of stories about old things still working, a ledger of changes people may not have wanted, and a daily “Broke or Not?” game.
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Dyke Stone Walling’s Catalan field notebook
A Scottish waller’s notebook pairs dry-stone repair notes from rural Catalonia with the Galloway walling knowledge he brought to the work.
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eFoil Simulator: a ride over Huntington Bay
A browser-based eFoil simulator lets you steer by tilting a phone or moving a computer pointer, with routes, autopilot, and timed races.
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Election Index turns election deadlines into a working calendar
A sourced calendar of national elections tracks polling-day close, expected provisional and final results, counting authorities, and result pages, with table, CSV, REST API, and MCP access.
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$BREAST: the rocket with no legs
A retro-guestbook-style parody homepage for Busty, a fictional muscle-bound rocket, with a section for a Solana meme coin.
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FORi Flower’s browser-based flower arranger
A multilingual interactive flower studio where visitors compose arrangements and turn them into digital or printable greeting cards.
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gisichoco_LAB: dental craft, delightfully misapplied
A dental technician’s brand of realistic tooth-shaped chocolate molds and odd everyday goods, including a tooth-shaped stapler and a denture clicker keychain.
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Gyosil App’s toolkit for Korean elementary classrooms
A free suite of web-based classroom tools for Korean elementary teachers, from math review and handwriting practice to a classroom RPG and printable group art.