Dactylus: Latin Verse, One Line at a Time
A free browser app that teaches Latin metre through lessons, drills and hands-on scansion of classical poems.
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A free browser app that teaches Latin metre through lessons, drills and hands-on scansion of classical poems.
A movement guide about glute strength, sitting, and reconnecting with your body through small exercises and plain-language explanations.
A two-person indie studio presents its satirical games, led by SUBJECT 09: The Speed of Science, a pixel-art musical-combat roguelite described as free to play in a browser.
A Spanish-language quiz compares your answers to real initiatives voted on in Congress with how political parties voted.
A U.S. collective bringing together women and gender-diverse people with disabilities for shared advocacy on intersecting justice issues.
A beta desktop Git client for Windows, macOS, and Linux, built around a visual commit graph, conflict prediction, and recoverable operations.
A free, browser-based builder that turns a user’s grievance details into an editable file and printable PDF.
A browser game turns a stretch of South Lockport into an open-world driving and crime playground, with jobs, cars, local landmarks, and police pursuits.
Hame is church presentation software that says it can listen to a sermon and prepare the Bible verse on screen in English, Twi, Ewe, or Ga.
A free Windows app that keeps screenshots and screen recordings along a line at the top of the screen, ready to copy, move, or share.
An early Rust-based replacement for the Cloud Firestore emulator, packaged as a single binary with installation options for several platforms.
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An open-source coding harness for running AI coding agents, with parallel workers, persistent memory, and published benchmarks.
An upcoming Steam driving game asks players to guide a driver through voxel-built London streets using only spoken-style directions and driving requests.
A bilingual initiative offering free, hands-on robotics clubs and a phone-based course for secondary schools in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
A free browser stickman brawler where knockback determines whether a hit lands as a “tak,” “THUD,” “KRAK!” or “BOOM.”
Forgiven helps people check whether a nonprofit hospital’s financial-assistance policy may cover their bill and how to apply.
An Android launcher for keyboard phones that replaces the app grid with typed app and contact search, plus symbol-led shortcuts for messages, events, notes, alarms, and more.
A browser-based tool for turning Wolt screenshots or mileage spreadsheets into reviewed Danish PDF reports.
A free browser game asks you to manage 30 days of work, transport, rent and surprises in a Sims-style Lagos life.
llmuse is a free Windows audio workstation for recording vocals, arranging MIDI, and connecting an MCP client to edit a project with AI.
A parent-maintained guide to family outings, kid-friendly deals, camps and events around the Coachella Valley.
An unofficial wiki for Lagos Life, with career pay data, business payback comparisons, location listings, guides, and calculators.
A searchable Korean archive of long-term-care rulings, organized by legal issue and paired with case summaries and source material.
It lists 10,463 albums it says it verified against Apple’s catalog, labels audio formats, and adds recording and engineering credits.