Fripouille puts a little ghost under your Mac’s notch
Fripouille is a French-language Mac app presented as a way to control apps with spoken, multi-step instructions, triggered by a clap or a wake phrase.
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Fripouille is a French-language Mac app presented as a way to control apps with spoken, multi-step instructions, triggered by a clap or a wake phrase.
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A terminal multiplexer for running multiple coding agents and shells, with visible states for working, waiting, done, or failed.
A searchable directory of 1,806 places to submit or promote AI products, with details on costs, links, and review processes.
A Hebrew online-safety hub with scam alerts, a suspicious-message checker, practical guides, and short interactive games.
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Lotwell is an iPhone and iPad parking system for condominium and homeowner associations: scan a numbered stall and a car tag or plate to get an allowed-or-not result with a reason.
An interactive slide story and timeline explain the Premier League Commission’s findings about Manchester City’s finances.
A reserve and living laboratory in Espita, Yucatán, connecting regenerative agriculture, Maya knowledge, biodiversity research and regional hospitality.
A public dashboard maps vehicle-noise readings around Denver and connects them to resident reporting and council outreach.
A community ledger for Moonwake, tracking island standings, market prices, gatherings, arrivals, and local milestones.
A browser-based mystery experience offers a free, short detective mini-case to play alone or together.
An interactive preview for exploring recorded NOAA satellite lightning observations across the Americas.
A free browser-based editor for drawing terrain, routes, labels, clouds, and stamps on custom maps.
An open-source vector editor that combines CLI drawing, browser-based editing, and readable .pen design files.
A drawing game for ages six and up, where a pigeon dressed as famous artists judges your pictures.
A UK parent-focused guide to children’s toys, games, slang and trends, with safety checks and practical tools.
Playport presents an open-source iOS app intended to run x86-64 Windows games directly on a non-jailbroken iPhone, without a PC or streaming.
Printytron presents a browser-based tool that turns plain-language descriptions into 3D models intended for printing, with STL, OBJ and 3MF downloads.
An in-browser MongoDB course pairs 54 lessons with 38 auto-graded exercises, no account or database required.
A one-player science-fiction journaling game uses a standard deck to generate encounters, then asks the player to write them as a ship’s log.
A free web app plays recorded video from seventeen themed retro-TV streams, with an Android edition also available.
An unofficial student-group hub for Yaroslavl Urban Planning College brings together class schedules, changes, cafeteria menus, and college links.