The Police, a Community Band in the Key of High Drama
The official site of ザポリス, a Japanese community band built from public service, piano teaching, songwriting, and a family connection.
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The official site of ザポリス, a Japanese community band built from public service, piano teaching, songwriting, and a family connection.
A field-notes blog about handmade websites, public folders, Flash, and the internet before it was absorbed into platforms.
An MCP service lets AI agents pay for tree plantings with USDC microtransactions.
A Bluetooth Low Energy controller for robots built with SPIKE, MINDSTORMS, ESP32, micro:bit, OpenMV, and other compatible hardware.
An open-source MCP server and patched darktable fork let an AI read and adjust live RAW-editing parameters on Linux.
A browser-based construction takeoff service that counts drawing sheets, sets a flat project price, and delivers a graded quantity workbook in four days.
A set of browser-based tools for repairing Excel files, redacting PDFs, opening email archives, and unlocking protected spreadsheets without uploading the files.
An interactive 3D explorer that claims to let visitors travel from the star field to the surfaces and interiors of nineteen real worlds.
A participatory museum collection where communities and curators reconstruct incomplete histories around individual objects.
A browser-based workspace offering 58 PDF and image tools, including merging, OCR, conversion, redaction, compression, and PDF comparison.
A Japanese study site lays out the structure, subjects, terminology, and question strategies for the Applied Information Technology Engineer Examination.
A free English-and-Hebrew prompt game for friends, couples, families, and anyone who wants a better conversation.
Tokenly displays live Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini usage as quiet, color-coded rings at the edge of a Mac screen.
A 501(c)(3) foundation offering financial assistance, service-animal support, and educational resources for people affected by rare TRIP12-related conditions.
Rental operations software for independent car-rental fleets of 5 to 50 vehicles.
A French studio transforms submitted photographs into handmade, black-and-white 3D reliefs printed in filament.
A September 6 Tokyo event brings together live music, a reading play, comedy, and a visual-kei voice-actor performance.
A Japanese browser tool that converts JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, SVG, and TIFF files into PDFs without uploading them to a conversion server.
A Bamako workshop sells hand-prepared kilishi: thin-sliced beef dried and grilled over braise, in Nature and peanut-spiced versions.
An iPhone math-facts practice app for children in first through eighth grade, covering all four operations with response-time tracking and a parent dashboard.
A browser-based image toolkit that compresses photos to an exact KB limit, resizes them to exact pixels, converts formats, and applies passport or signature specifications.
Open-source firmware turns an ESP32-and-LoRa board into a standalone Reticulum transport node that links ordinary Wi-Fi devices to a long-range mesh.
A Thai-language Ragnarok Zero database with farming, drop-search, equipment, and AFK-spot tools.
A browser-based barcode tool for film and music collectors that identifies specific editions, checks for duplicates, and flags possible upgrades.