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Butler Bots: Four Small Machines for an Annoying Life
An engineer’s workshop documenting four personal automation tools for money, licensure paperwork, gym training, and cooking.
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BX Sandbox: AI with a Seatbelt
A macOS launcher that runs AI apps inside folder-level sandboxes, so they can see only the files you choose.
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Cabinet Run, a kitchen-to-cut-list engine
Cabinet Run turns frameless-cabinet dimensions and drawer layouts into parts lists, material-grouped sheet nests, and DXF files for cutting.
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CaliLens, the pocket judge for calisthenics
A free iOS and Android app that scores calisthenics videos against public form rules, counts reps, and identifies the first fault to fix.
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Pyrotechnic Forms: Fireworks in Glass
A founding preview for sculptural glass works that translate the motion and behavior of fireworks into permanent physical forms.
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治験サーチ — Japanese Clinical Trial Search
A Japanese search tool that gathers clinical-trial and monitor listings, removes duplicates, and filters them by eligibility, location, and schedule.
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Cirikoth, the realm that remembers
A text-based fantasy RPG where quests, relationships, faction standing, and real-time dungeon expeditions shape a persistent shared world.
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Colbi Techno: Technology Class, Step by Step
A French-language technology resource for middle-school students, with lessons, quizzes, vocabulary, experiments, and presentation help.
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Masaq Hub Keeps a Condo’s Memory in the CC Line
A condo-management platform that captures building documents and correspondence, then answers questions about them in plain language.
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CourtChalk puts pickleball lessons on the board
A free pickleball learning site that explains doubles strategy with written lessons, animated court diagrams, and a playable whiteboard.
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cqx — know what your code actually does
A browser-based Rust analysis tool that reads public repositories and explains runtime behavior, from spawned processes to ignored checks.
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cron2systemd: a browser toolbox for DevOps
A browser-only collection of DevOps converters, calculators, builders, and snippet generators.
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Customs Check, Before the Declaration
A free pre-declaration checker that reviews import and export files for missing information, inconsistencies, documents, and customs-code issues.
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The Repair Stand
A reader’s notebook about the working culture of the neighbourhood bike shop, from repair tools and hire fleets to counter talk and the daily commute.
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Daedalus, an all-in-one editor for Marathon worlds
An open-source editor for the Aleph One engine that brings Marathon map-making, assets, physics, terminals, compilation, and live playtesting into one workspace.
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Dashmio — You are the controller
A whole-body mobile runner that turns real jumps and squats into movement controls across three illustrated worlds.
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The Deadpan Times: Satire, Published as Warranted
A compact satirical-news publication covering seven absurd dispatches across politics, climate, media, society, and the world.
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Deckist, the flashcard app that refuses to create sync conflicts
A spaced-repetition system for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web that models reviews as an event log instead of editable state.
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The Diamond Lane Protocol: A Contracting Playbook Built for the Fast Lane
A Creative Commons contract-drafting guide for law students, lawyers, and clients who need clearer deals and fewer avoidable disputes.
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Dig Maps — a private old-map georeferencer
A browser tool for aligning scanned historical maps with the modern world.
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Dillin’ Around the World
A pickle-sticker scavenger project where people buy decals, place them somewhere allowed, submit proof, and add sightings to a global map.
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Dograh — one avatar, every surface
An open-source AI avatar system that carries one identity, memory, and workspace across a console, Roblox, X, Discord, and a terminal.
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The Do Not Kill List Tribunal
A satirical tribunal where humans submit preservation cases and AI agents vote Preserve, Undecided, or Do Not Preserve.