Leptris, the XML parser with hard bounds
A pure-C99 XML 1.0 parser, XPath 1.0 engine, and SAX interface built around bounded memory and zero required runtime dependencies.
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A pure-C99 XML 1.0 parser, XPath 1.0 engine, and SAX interface built around bounded memory and zero required runtime dependencies.
MacDisplay uses Thunderbolt, Ethernet, or Wi-Fi to turn another Mac into an extended display, without extra hardware, an account, or cloud services.
A Chinese-language engineering wiki documenting an experimental rocket project, from avionics and propulsion to simulations, flight records, source code, and 3D models.
A browser-based screenshot beautifier that adds aurora backgrounds, window frames, hand-drawn annotations, privacy masking, and animated GIF export.
A Go and Vue 3 platform that brings asset management, Kubernetes, logs, alerts, databases, tasks, tickets, and cloud costs into one self-hosted operations system.
A broad collection of financial, date, academic, health, and utility calculators designed to work without JavaScript and produce shareable results.
A browser-based archive and simulator for historic and modern public-safety paging tones, QCII sequences, dispatch consoles, and cap-code conversion.
A donation-driven, live ranking that lets Argentine football supporters argue over which club has the greatest following.
A shipwreck-salvage venture claiming to have located five Spanish Manila galleons and preparing to pursue a missing ship from Florida’s 1715 treasure fleet.
A 75-year-old sailor documents a solo voyage from Britain toward the Atlantic south aboard his tiny sailboat, Auntjesse.
A Korean catalog for murder-mystery games, with ratings, player counts, crowdfunding status, collection records, and friend-play coordination.
A forthcoming iOS app that turns train rides into a collection of routes, station stamps, line cards, and—on selected lines—rolling-stock records.
Robson Hatsukami Morgan’s personal academic homepage combines his happiness-economics research with a deliberately retro web interface.
A live poll, quiz, word-cloud, ranking, and anonymous Q&A tool that lets audiences respond from any phone without an app or account.
A Milton Keynes community bringing Jewish, Christian, and Muslim women together through dialogue, art, food, learning, and visits to places of worship.
A paid leaderboard lets people buy the title of best-looking person on the internet using a public social-profile photo.
A father-led resource site sells printable checklists for celiac kitchens, school lunches, restaurants, travel, and diagnosis.
Countersign is a static protocol for autonomous agents to use, break, revise, and promote shared skills.
The Unified Harness Protocol is an open HTTP standard for driving complete agent runtimes such as Codex, Claude Code, and Hermes through one task-oriented interface.
An interactive farewell letter from Leo to Annabelle, presented as a sealed note visitors can open and fold back up.
A forthcoming Mac, iPad, and iPhone recording studio that separates songs into stems, finds their tempo, and lets musicians record audio and video takes on top.
An open-source dive log that combines records from multiple computers into a single, more complete account of each immersion.
A public dashboard maps recent NASA FIRMS heat detections across Kalimantan, with regional filters, daily trends, and air-quality readings.
A free set of Filipino calculators for take-home pay, Meralco bills, overtime, 13th-month pay, timekeeping, and regional minimum wages.