OpenVRoom: A Small Room for Your VRM Self
A browser-based social 3D platform where people bring VRM avatars into shared rooms and explore together.
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A browser-based social 3D platform where people bring VRM avatars into shared rooms and explore together.
A community catalog that maps references across books, films, games, songs, television, comics, and other media.
A supervised virtual-reality support project for children with thalassemia, built around Palestinian landscapes and emotional skills.
A DotCode decoding engine offered as an offline SDK, browser scanner, or cloud API.
A personal football-card collection organized around rare cards, player journeys, grading details, and the stories that make each acquisition matter.
A public century-long hourglass whose progress is anchored to UTC timestamps and watched over by an AI steward.
An independent magazine publishing original short crime fiction, noir, dark satire, and crime-horror crossovers.
A hand-verified directory of alcohol-free bars, cafes, restaurants, bottle shops, and events across LA County.
A Mac app that turns lecture PDFs into slide-by-slide spoken explanations, with the app pointing to the material it is discussing.
A historical novel follows Morinade and Prince Fabunmi through the Kiriji War, love, duty, and betrayal.
A phrase converter and pronunciation guide for an Irish-influenced St. John’s Newfoundland accent.
A mobile-friendly accounting and coordination tool for housing societies and RWAs in India.
A receipt-splitting app that assigns each diner their food, tax, and tip instead of forcing an even split.
An archive that reads online stores for identity, contact, returns, and other seller-information signals.
A Portuguese-language toolbox for calculating, converting, generating, formatting, validating, and organizing data directly in the browser.
A bilingual Chrome extension groups tabs by topic, sleeps neglected ones, and archives the tabs you are reluctant to close.
A novel by Jacob Huibers, presented through a first-chapter excerpt and a signup for release updates.
A Japanese-language casebook examines controversies around generative AI in advertising, food images, public notices, and misinformation.
A volunteer-reviewed alert service watches local government agendas for license-plate-reader and related surveillance proposals, then emails nearby residents before a hearing.
A literary essay casts social media’s data bargain—and a similar one emerging around AI—as a contract people never really read.
A legal case-analysis platform that reads multi-volume files, answers with volume, page, and paragraph references, and leaves decisions to the lawyer.
A free online tool for comparing US Chess players, finding tournaments, estimating ratings, and analysing Chess.com or Lichess games.
A Victorian coal-pit management game set in the Durham coalfield, where players mine, hire workers, buy improvements, and try to outproduce rival pits.
A free, open-source macOS Markdown editor that lets coding agents navigate, edit, and ask questions inside an open document.