Rythmo Bille turns your music into a platform game
A French-language rhythm game that converts an uploaded song or music score into a playable level.
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A French-language rhythm game that converts an uploaded song or music score into a playable level.
A research map of armor companies, certified models, owners, patents, maker documents, and other records tied to the industry.
A free set of classroom tools for teachers, from seating plans and group-making to a noise meter, discussion map, and writing activities.
Sould is a local, graph-backed memory tool for Claude Code that captures past work and brings relevant context into later sessions.
A student-run NYC program routes sealed surplus school food to nearby food banks and community fridges, recording deliveries in a public log.
A guide to reported campaign and outside spending in Texas’s U.S. Senate and 38 House races, with links to the underlying filings.
An iPhone app that counts postponed tasks, estimates the time lost, and nudges users to start with a ten-minute push.
A free, no-account photo editor for RAW files, film negatives, batch edits, and film-style looks. The page says photos stay on-device, with one stated exception: Ask AI sends a small copy to Claude.
A Portuguese-language simulator lets readers explore how different tsunami scenarios might inundate a marked point in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua.
A Ukrainian veteran-led nonprofit supports veterans and their families through outdoor rehabilitation, shared activities, and help with starting a business.
A browser-based planner for assembling a VFR flight, with route, fuel, weight-and-balance, weather, NOTAM, flight-log, and export sections.
A free, interactive introduction to machine learning that uses Titanic passenger records to teach decision trees, then invites you to test your own hypothetical survival prediction.
A Mac and iPad writing app for screenplays, novels, and articles, with scene planning, draft comparison, and note sorting.
A six-entry knowledge base of production notes for shooting, editing, converting, and delivering Apple Immersive Video.
A richly detailed archive presents the story, music and supposed history of a jittery Lawrence, Kansas, band that made musical alternation its rule.
A sourced reconstruction of the 1956 disappearance of three men who went fishing in the Gulf of Mexico and were never found.
A child’s portfolio of free browser games, with videos showing how he makes them alongside his father and AI.
A Hebrew-language pixel-news channel serves AI-written comedy built around real headlines.
A bilingual repository documents Shawi foods, preparations, and tableware from Balsapuerto, in Peru’s Loreto region.
A garden planner that draws a planting bed to scale and arranges suitable plants from a catalog of 1,400 checked plants.
Enter a US address or city to explore nearby historical storms and other weather events through official records and radar replays.
An interactive comedy site built around a purported 17-second fart recording, with character lore, playback modes, audio analysis, and absurdist simulators.
A Korean-run Cusco travel service helps visitors arrange local tours, Machu Picchu tickets, airport pickup, and homestay lodging with Korean meals.
A designer for disability and neurodivergence presents her portfolio, research, and ways to work together through a site visitors can adapt to their reading preferences.