Hologram, the business card that follows up
A tap-to-share business card that collects a contact’s details and sends a multilingual follow-up within minutes.
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A tap-to-share business card that collects a contact’s details and sends a multilingual follow-up within minutes.
HourBuys compares the cost of everyday life across 77 cities by converting local prices into hours earned at the city’s stated net wage.
A daily ritual pairing a 30-second song preview by a human artist with a work of art.
A one-time payment site where users buy public leaderboard status, starting at $100 and climbing toward the $1,000,000 Internet Legend tier.
A searchable index showing how well different languages and writing scripts are supported online.
A French-language hub for finding GTA roleplay servers, preparing whitelist applications, building characters, and learning the vocabulary of FiveM roleplay.
A free public tool for checking Indian electoral-roll entries by name, a relative’s name, and location.
A practical research and guide project about using 3D printing to replace small, recurring fixtures in independent hotels and motels.
islamicdevelopmentpartnershipnetwork.com
The Islamic Development Partnership Network presents itself as a Ugandan nonprofit connecting civil society, faith institutions, government, and development partners.
A focused guide to the John Muir Trail covering route sections, permits, seasonal conditions, resupply, alerts, and an interactive map.
A free collection of browser tools for viewing, editing, validating, repairing, querying, comparing, and converting JSON.
A pay-to-control-the-wall experiment where spending determines the size of your message until the day resets at midnight.
A DC and Montgomery County guide that selects three nearby things to do with a child, matched to age and checked for opening times and cost.
A Portuguese emergency-access system lets families register essential information about autistic people and other people with specific needs for responders to consult during an incident.
A personal site from an Athens-based sysadmin and programmer, centered on a self-written 64-bit DOS-like operating system and a shelf of small games and tools.
A Kenyan regenerative-farm design service that maps landform and water before placing dams, swales, channels, crops, and other works.
A fixed-price service converts legacy Allen-Bradley PLC program files into plain-English documentation, safety notes, and test plans.
Made-to-order archaeology field screens and north arrows, designed by a working archaeologist.
A browser-based PDF converter for Word, Markdown, images, and OCR, with files processed locally rather than uploaded.
A crowdfunding platform where backers prepay for machine time, while AI agents build games in public and the creator takes no cash.
A Japanese media project for workers in traditional companies, turning office frustrations and career dilemmas into reported stories and reader-submitted specimens.
A custom-built matchmaking site inviting men to apply for one date with Madeline Muzyka in Vancouver.
A travel guide to the food, celebrations, customs, and local advice that give Spanish towns their character.
A free audit compares Texas electricity offers against your actual meter history instead of the standard 1,000-kWh headline.