DupFinder Wants You to Trust the Delete Button
DupFinder is a privacy-first iPhone cleaner that finds duplicate, similar, blurry, and oversized photos, videos, and files entirely on-device.
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DupFinder is a privacy-first iPhone cleaner that finds duplicate, similar, blurry, and oversized photos, videos, and files entirely on-device.
Kana is an on-device Mac app for dictation, file transcription, and custom per-app rewriting.
Pre-Air turns FCC political-ad filings into a public ledger of large outside-group TV bookings, organized by state and market.
A homeowner tool that compares a roofing quote with a photo-measured, regional fair-market range.
A GitHub incident-response tool that compares repositories and branches, finds overwritten commits, and helps determine what changed.
An interactive graffiti wall where visitors claim cells, spray pieces, add tags, and build a street-long public panorama.
A beta iPhone tool for hair-transplant surgeons that scans the scalp, measures zones in cm², and estimates follicular units.
A voice-native macOS agent that listens, sees your screen, operates apps, and runs multi-step tasks through Claude Code or Codex using your own API keys.
Harbena searches national marketplaces across Europe for hard-to-find vehicles, boats, machinery, electronics and other used goods, then translates, compares and ranks the results.
An open-source Chrome extension that stores your job-application profile locally and fills repetitive Workday fields one step at a time.
A free, local-first genealogy research tool that lets your chosen AI transcribe records, extract claims, and suggest next steps without writing to your tree on its own.
A free Danish parental-leave planner that puts both parents, their employers, deadlines, and the whole year on one timeline.
A New York project collecting forgotten apple trees, family memories, local names, and living genetic history.
A Kenya-focused visitor-management system for commercial buildings, running on one Android tablet with offline support, tenant-separated records, and M-Pesa parking payments.
A no-account suite of seven short daily games built around estimation, logic, routing, pattern recognition, and contrarian answers.
A fictional cyberpunk neighborhood node carrying incident alerts, fixer boards, ripperdoc listings, classifieds, jobs, radio, and local chat.
A private, step-by-step organizer for the person handling someone’s affairs after a death.
A collection of web artifacts, including a Simon-inspired notification game, an experimental WebGL cloud, a random image generator, a technology-history search engine, and a meditation on recording.
A diabetes logging app that combines meals, carbohydrates, CGM readings, insulin doses, activity, and contextual notes into a rough glucose projection.
An evidence-informed model and interactive simulator for understanding why someone can want to do a task, know how to do it, and still fail to begin.
A Delhi-NCR dating app that removes swiping, desirability filters, and one-tap likes in favor of full profiles and five written letters a day.
An observatory journal pairing deep-sky photographs with explanations of the science, historical context, and current observing activity.
A deadpan appraisal page that certifies its sole specimen as genuine crude oil.
A private diary that encrypts entries, photos, video, and audio in the browser before they leave your device.