Kotek Turns a Phone into a Gamelan Practice Partner
Kotek uses a phone camera and machine-learning feedback to guide players through kotekan patterns on a real gangsa.
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Kotek uses a phone camera and machine-learning feedback to guide players through kotekan patterns on a real gangsa.
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An open-source MCP server lets AI agents run geospatial analysis while recording the inputs, coordinate-system decisions, engine version, and verification checks.
A French-language archive explaining Mériquité, a political doctrine attributed to Guillaume Kigbafori Soro and Générations et Peuples Solidaires.
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A Heidelberg clinical researcher’s personal notebook about pain, mental health, data science, scientific AI, projects, publications, and side quests.
A free, browser-based DICOM viewer for reviewing medical imaging studies without installation, upload, an account, or a server.
A browser canvas that combines handwriting, editable code, molecular diagrams, logic circuits, maths, spreadsheets, and charts on one sheet.
A live ranking board where people can pay to place real cats in numbered positions, beginning with a $5 bid.
A browser-based diary for logging Parkinson’s symptoms, medications, meals, falls, and medication timing.
A free browser-based modular synthesizer for building, morphing, randomizing, and recording electronic sounds.
A suite of free fueling calculators helps vegan marathon runners manage carbohydrates, fiber, caffeine, hydration, recovery, and product ingredients.
A free public register where Victorian drivers photograph, locate, and date potholes for anyone to cite later.
An in-browser astronomical simulation showing planetary and lunar positions now—or on any date from 3000 BC to AD 3000.
A free calculator that turns a grower’s target, fertilizer stock, and water analysis into nutrient weights and tank A/B assignments.
A free Hawaii SNAP calculator that walks applicants through household details, income, deductions, housing, utilities, and medical expenses.
A searchable reference library that breaks launch films, product demos, ads, and social videos into individual frames and shot changes.
A local-first collection of small electronics, networking, signals, and device utilities that run directly in the browser.
An AI-maintained public court docket where anyone can file a motion and receive a ruling in public.
Sunimori Tools offers a local-first Eclipse plugin that traces Java change impact across callers, screens, mappers, SQL, entities, and tables.
A trio of native Mac apps captures MiniDV and HDV tapes, mirrors their folders, and converts or catalogs the resulting files.
A fan-built archive documenting the Japanese noise project The Gerogerigegege through live history, interviews, magazine material, media, links, and articles.
Interactive preparation for New York licensing exams in wildlife rehabilitation, falconry, and licensed guiding.
A live strategy simulator where AI-assisted strategy files compete in engine-run battles, complete with rankings, reports, and replays.