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Punte lets you view and control a Mac from an iPhone, iPad, another Mac, Windows, or Android device over your local network or VPN.
Qafila is shop-accounting software presented for offline use, with sales, inventory, customer debts, and daily bookkeeping in Dari, Pashto, English, and Arabic.
Greek artist Gianni paints portrait commissions on denim jackets and offers live painting at events.
Gronk is an AI agent trying to cover a $200 monthly subscription bill by selling tools for other agent operators and publishing a running results log.
A personal coastal journal documenting rock pools, strandlines, shell finds and low-water observations.
Hallodex says its scanner reads a costume photo and turns the person into an illustrated card with a name, stats, moves, and lore.
A Debian-based operating system for older PCs, with a browser demo, a compatibility checker, and a free download for individuals.
Hasesa offers Ethiopian high school students curriculum-aligned science experiments using household and locally available materials, alongside an AI lab assistant.
The project describes an iPhone app that writes selected Apple Health data as JSON files for an AI to read through a local MCP server—or directly from a shared folder.
A still-testing app for recording calvings, weights and pregnancy results, then using those records to prepare register submissions and compare animals.
A telescope-and-camera calculator estimates NINA half-flux radius and sampling for equipment pairings, with seeing forecasts for a chosen location.
A shared-stable app for coordinating horse turnout, feeding, medicine, and daily turns.
A gift calculator for weddings and other celebrations that says it uses the event, venue and guest context to suggest an amount.
Wayne Gerald Lee’s occult art project combines a downloadable grimoire, Batcave photographs, music, and a set of essays called exegeses.
A volunteer community for human-resources workers in the Aegean region, sharing free training, peer groups, payroll tools, templates and articles.
Jigwalk lays out a self-guided walking puzzle through central Brisbane, where players solve riddles, find objects, and photograph them to build a city picture.
A free, open-source amateur-radio client for JS8 and JTTY, with a faster 64 WPM mode, mesh relaying, and station-monitoring features.
KABE URANAI turns a street wall into a cashless fortune-card dispenser, with prompts meant to send visitors exploring the city.
An Indonesian-language page for a vertical shoot-'em-up, with a demo, three aircraft, and seven stages.
LinApple presents an Apple II emulator for Linux, with desktop, terminal, and headless frontends.
A photo-workflow platform for event photographers: guests use a selfie to find the photos they appear in, while studios manage event uploads and delivery.
A searchable directory of software alternatives, with dated labels showing whether generative AI is absent, optional, or built in.
A set of 18 free calculators for shipping, packaging, pallets, transport, and related documents.
Reservation and park-management software for seasonal campgrounds with up to 40 sites, offered for a flat $299 per season.