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A browser-based MIDI composer lets musicians drag named scales, chords, arpeggios, and progressions onto tracks, edit every note, and export the result.
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A browser-based MIDI composer lets musicians drag named scales, chords, arpeggios, and progressions onto tracks, edit every note, and export the result.
A practical guide to helping shelter dogs, from ten-minute gestures and donation choices to fostering, transport, adoption, and long-term volunteering.
A word game that turns Italian alphabetical order into a guessing challenge: propose words and learn whether the hidden word comes before or after them.
A source-linked guide showing parents how young players actually enter football academies in the UK and US.
A free, browser-based gallery of games written by AI models, with each listing showing its model, prompt, and token cost.
A browser-based village simulation where users issue laws and watch routines, moods, memories, and votes evolve.
A commitment tool where you set a deadline, another person signs as witness, and only that witness can confirm completion.
A solo Japanese maker’s portfolio of Windows apps, a Chrome extension, phone-friendly web tools, and AI-assisted digital art.
A live concert project combining anime and video-game music with orchestral rock, electronic music, immersive visuals, and original sci-fi storytelling.
An engineering calculator explores whether seawater, electricity, steel strips, and growing limestone could form a porous coastal wall.
An Arabic-language neurotechnology platform combining BCI news, research explainers, learning paths, simulations, and EEG device guides.
A one-player arcade of political parody games, complete with global high scores and a suggestion box for new bits of chaos.
Arikex presents a markerless motion-capture system that uses one to four iPhones to produce a metric 3D skeleton from high-speed video.
A Utah County service treats aging asphalt shingles with plant-based oil instead of replacing the whole roof.
A southern Israeli moving crew handling apartment moves, packing materials, and short-haul loads between Ashkelon, Ashdod, and Kiryat Gat.
A Morocco-France traveler marketplace for requesting hard-to-find products and having verified travelers bring them back by hand.
A world map of 168 hands-on learning experiences across 69 countries, filterable by duration, budget, month, and subject.
An interactive atlas of humanities, arts, and social-science theories, organized by field, analytical level, paradigm, scholar, network, and historical period.
An offline-first strength and hypertrophy training app for logging sets, adapting training blocks, and measuring progress.
A $9.99-per-month system for organizing a child's behavior logs, IEP goals, insurance disputes, and provider notes.
An interactive 3D office scene where visitors can orbit through rooms, inspect teammates, change the light, and pause or animate the working day.
A privacy-first baby-feeding diary that records foods and reactions, tracks observation windows, and prepares a PDF for the pediatrician.
An Italian editorial corpus documenting people who independently performed the same operation in the same historical period without any known connection.
A public-data research platform for comparing U.S. banks, tracking balance sheets, and placing banking figures in economic context.