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An independent computational R&D practice that builds numerical models to test unusual engineering and physical hypotheses.
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FileOven’s local-first file kitchen
A browser toolkit with 129 tools for converting, compressing, inspecting, and generating files across documents, images, audio, video, 3D, and developer data.
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FillDesk Pro, for the family fuel company
A focused delivery and back-office toolkit for small propane and heating-oil dealers running 2–15 trucks.
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Film Set Tools Makes Production Math Show Its Work
A browser-based toolkit for film crews handling page counts, turnaround, cast hours, meal penalties, and Vancouver-area zone travel.
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FinControl: personal finance for the Peruvian wallet
An offline-first personal finance app built around Peru’s payment methods, income patterns, and everyday money habits.
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Flooded Modernity, Sinking Modernism
Flooded Modernity documents Asmund Havsteen-Mikkelsen’s floating art installation: a full-scale, tilted corner of Le Corbusier’s Villa Savoye made to appear as though it were sinking.
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FlowBreak Counts the Sitting, Not the Clock
A privacy-first macOS menu bar app that uses on-device Vision to measure real desk time and remind you to stand.
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FreeRedline Keeps Word Comparisons in Your Browser
A browser-local tool that compares two or three .docx files and produces redlines with native Word tracked changes.
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FreeRedline, the private Word-document diff
A browser-based tool that compares two or three .docx files and produces a redline with native Word tracked changes.
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Fremkald — The finishing room for 360° photographers
A macOS tool that batch-removes camera rigs from stitched 360° panoramas, queues uncertain results for review, levels images, and exports a complete venue locally.
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The Frontier: A Minecraft World With One-of-One Artifacts
The Frontier is a persistent Minecraft survival-nations server built around exploration, settlement, lore, and player-created history.
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Frunk & Field: Tesla camping with the battery maths included
A UK camping guide for Tesla Model Y drivers, pairing road-trip routes and campsites with their distance from a Supercharger.
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Fumu, the Trading Terminal for Two Blobs
A parody trading terminal where users trade imaginary tokens with fake charts, fake numbers, and zero real money.
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Gauntlet Nine: Two Nights, One Gauntlet
A free-to-follow Ironhalt tournament series stages eight duos through a double-elimination championship bracket.
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Greene County Food Security Coalition
A Hudson Valley coalition argues that local food systems should be treated as critical infrastructure, not merely charity.
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Keeplight Turns Phone Restraint Into a Family Memory Book
An iPhone app locks a parent's own phone during chosen family hours, then records each kept hour as a per-child memory page.
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Local Rules Gives Every Golf Trip Its Own App
A live-scoring tournament app for golf groups with custom formats, side games, handicaps, branding, and long-term trip history.
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OutCue: a scheduled text for making an exit
OutCue sends a timed text to your verified phone, giving you a ready-made reason to leave a date, party, work event, or uncomfortable ride.
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TripWyre Gives Your Files a Warning System
TripWyre monitors Google Drive activity for unusual bursts, mass downloads, and unfamiliar access without reading file contents.
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GFR Games Keeps Six Unfinished Games on the Bench
A solo game portfolio spanning mobile projects, browser-playable experiments, a text demo, and a game built with the creator's kid.
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Gongqi, the Push-and-Surround Board Game
An original two-player abstract strategy game where players push stones, capture groups by surrounding them, and build shared pushing power.
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Grosenick Lab: AI and Neuroengineering for Mental Health
The Weill Cornell lab develops machine-learning, neuroengineering, and treatment-modeling tools for psychiatric research and personalized mental-health care.
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Haangout Wants to Bring Back the Doorbell
Haangout is a child-focused app for finding nearby friends who are free to play, without group chats, shared calendars, or exposed home addresses.
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Hairy Palms — Sasquatch Mittens for the Deepest Winter
A playful storefront for mittens supposedly hand-built from ethically brushed Sasquatch hair in the Cascade foothills.