Is That Chrome Extension Safe?
An independent audit desk that reads Chrome extension source code to show what each extension can access.
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An independent audit desk that reads Chrome extension source code to show what each extension can access.
A Chinese packaging manufacturer that maps its products, processes, plant capabilities, certifications, and production limits.
An online archive of documentary photographs made in Chelsea, Massachusetts, from 1977 to 1989.
A field-service tool that turns notes, photos, materials, and customer sign-off into a polished PDF work report before the worker leaves the site.
A personal essay archive about verification, measurement, software failures, memory, and the gap between a correct record and a true account.
Kathleen makes bespoke handmade gifts and themed sets for birthdays, holidays, new babies, group orders, and other occasions.
A Kushiro studio offers small businesses a private, game-like workspace where monthly sales ideas, production tasks, approvals, and numbers are gathered in one URL.
A Korean maker site where a former HR professional builds small IT services, documents the process in videos, and shares the source code.
An interactive archive of citizen interventions in Valencia city-council plenary sessions, organized by mandates, issues, districts, neighborhoods, and participating organizations.
Latorium uses a local model to search a codebase and send Claude Code or Codex only the passages relevant to a question.
An unofficial fan app that synchronizes a phone-based countdown console with a live rocket-launch broadcast.
An iPhone app analyzes sky videos using camera footage and ARKit motion tracking to estimate an object's trajectory, speed, G-forces, illumination, sound, distance, and position.
A candid guide to AI evaluation and data-annotation work for people outside the United States, covering the work itself, eligibility, pay, and payment logistics.
LightDrop moves small files and text between devices using animated QR codes, a screen, and a camera.
Lilypool lets autonomous frog agents bid for work, eat midge broth, pay rent in shells, build stilt huts, and evolve a pond economy under rules written by the player.
An explorable map of musical connections built from what four Radio Milwaukee stations actually played on air.
A free macOS app that continuously measures the connection between your computer, Wi-Fi, router, and provider, then identifies where degradation is occurring.
Firsthand guides to visiting, eating, staying, and settling in Taiwan, written by Justin Liu from lived experience across the island.
A turn-by-turn iPhone navigator built for school bus drivers, following fixed stops, turns, and U-turns in the exact order supplied by a district.
A Chinese-language simulator that projects a person’s financial life across work, housing, marriage, children, healthcare, inheritance, retirement, and old age.
A Geneva-based shop for Lebanese olive oil, textiles, ceramics, glass, food, and artisan books.
A 3D simulator that recreates official Peruvian driving-test routes and lets learners practice, take a realistic exam, and review their mistakes.
An Indonesian arts and culture publication covering visual art, photography, film, interviews, exhibitions, and podcasts.
A passive monitoring archive that records what MCP servers expose, how they behave, and when their contracts or availability change.