ReachNow puts crisis support and nearby mental-health care in reach
A free, no-account finder points people in the United States toward crisis support and ongoing mental-health care nearby.
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A free, no-account finder points people in the United States toward crisis support and ongoing mental-health care nearby.
A personal project tracking unsolicited sales emails, the companies that delivered them, and what happened after abuse reports were sent.
A searchable guide to adverse-event reports the FDA received for medicines and medical devices, with prominent cautions about what those reports can and cannot establish.
A free, no-reservation Miami community shuttle guide for the 79ST along NW 79th Street and the 7AV north on NW 7th Avenue to Golden Glades.
An independent archive organizing lawsuits and court filings involving RowCal Management, RowCal Construction, and related entities.
A tool for espresso-machine technicians that builds traceable water, steam, air, and electrical paths from a machine’s parts catalog, schematics, and service manual.
A fan-made Rust and Bevy remake of the 2002 Hungarian release of Sniper: Path of Vengeance, intended to reproduce the original game’s levels and systems.
A Russian-language personal site that pairs commentary with a homemade browser arcade of satirical, deliberately odd games.
Steve’s Vision describes fitting and giving away free reading glasses during Rotary peace missions and mobile clinics.
A football novel by Arnav Jha, presented through character profiles, chapter highlights, interactive football games, and a link to buy the book.
A 52-stroller comparison catalog sorts models by folded dimensions, lift weight, car-seat fit, and other practical specs.
This Chrome extension turns the webpage you’re viewing into a destructible platform game, playable solo or with up to six people.
A family-built archive documenting Andrew Robinson’s life, his 1959 low-pressure tire indicator patent, and the records still being gathered.
Tonehole brings together instrument fingering charts, transposed scales, tunings, public-domain scores, and practice tools.
A tmux-based manager for running multiple Claude Code sessions, with handovers, shared memory, and longer-running task “voyages.”
A mock investment-firm pitch turns familiar finance language into a joke about partners taking no personal risk.
Ernest Turner’s personal software lab presents browser-playable games and experiments, from a moon-snail survival loop to a traffic jam with no obstacle.
Twinwright presents a free CNC simulator that runs the MC-1 mill’s grblHAL firmware against a physics model, so users can test G-code before cutting metal.
TwoBit Territories presents a cozy pixel-art game about restoring a tired neighborhood network, recovering its sysadmin’s notes, and looking after the people who depend on it.
A local campaign argues that Wausau should end its license-plate camera contract through the 2027 budget.
A local guide to Walton, NY, turns property assessments, county sales, state filings, and town calendars into plain-language notes on taxes, local change, and weekend plans.
Voydar maps live ship positions and offers vessel and port profiles, maritime browsing tools, data feeds, and an API.
WarmBeds presents a ZIP-code directory of nearby shelters, free meals, clinics, recovery programs, and crisis lines, plus printable help sheets for outreach.
A deliberately self-mocking sunglasses brand is collecting waitlist signups for bendy, unpolarized wraparounds called The Dale.