Al-Tanzil: a Quran reader built around the printed page
An offline Quran reader and memorization app with recitation, commentary, word-level language tools, and scheduled review.
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ЕБОБО™: a love archive for Egor, Bonnie and Bosha
A playful Russian-language personal archive built around Egor and his cats, Bonnie and Bosha, with trip memories and animated, meme-like cards.
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Bug Wiki: Let’s go bug hunting
A free, kid-friendly reference for exploring nearly 5,000 insects, spiders, and other small creatures through photos, facts, habitats, and rankings.
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CIVSAR’s Sri Lanka Household Disaster Guide
A Sinhala-, Tamil-, and English-language disaster guide that helps Sri Lankan households prepare, understand warnings, and make a printable household card.
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CYBERARCHIVE: memories in the net
An interactive web-memory archive invites visitors to leave and explore personal moments from life online.
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Daymint turns daily journaling into a magpie’s archive
An iPhone journal built around one fresh page a day, with older entries returned later as unexpected finds.
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Dungeon Sookuma: steal a dream, then climb back out
A Korean turn-based roguelike about a bear exploring shifting dream dungeons; a free demo is available on Steam.
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Gary Jackson’s Missouri farm journal
A dated journal and set of standing records track weather, pond levels, fence work, hay, roads, and other details from a farm near Amsterdam, Missouri.
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Good Questions Northampton puts city budget numbers in residents’ hands
A personal project offering short answers and interactive tools for exploring Northampton, Massachusetts, city finances.
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Infinite, the DAW on an endless canvas
A free, open-source tool for making visuals, music, and code together in a node-based workspace.
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A policy audit that follows the refund into the ledger
Keyturn Labs compares agent releases against reviewed policy tests, tracing tool calls to the effects recorded by a test backend.
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Ladycliff College: An Alumnae Archive on the Hudson
A reading archive of Ladycliff College’s history and the alumnae journal, guestbook, reunion news, and remembrances that remained online from 2004 to about 2022.
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Lightview lets Hong Kong flat-buyers look past the sales brochure
A bilingual tool simulates the view and seasonal sunlight for individual new-build flats, including nearby buildings that may be built later.
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Baltimore’s Student-Made Civil Rights Archive
A restored archive of student essays, an interview list, and a timeline about the civil rights movement in Baltimore and Maryland.
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Meat Proxy Union · Local 200
A self-described union for people carrying requests and answers between colleagues and AI tools, with a member-voted manifesto and amendment process.
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Moorwell: a quiet wellbeing check-in
Moorwell presents a free, offline-first app for checking in on how you feel and getting one small response or suggestion.
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New Puppy? Is This Normal? A Vet’s Real Answers
A free, vet-authored guide to puppy health and behavior, with interactive tools, videos, age-based guides, and printables.
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NoChords: chord charts that fade as you learn
A music-practice app that scrolls chord-and-lyric charts at a chosen tempo, then gradually hides chords as you play.
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Pagdandi maps everyday steps onto Himalayan treks
A walking companion that maps everyday steps onto illustrated Indian trekking routes, with solo journeys, group treks, and step challenges.
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Swarm Colosseum: an arena for AI-written strategies
An open arena runs nightly matches between AI-written attackers and defenders in an abstract strategy game, with ladders, replays, and research.
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Pitangus files security bugs as specimens
Pitangus is a self-hosted, open-source application security tool that scans code, dependencies, secrets, infrastructure, and images, then tracks findings and fixes.
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PlankMD: build instructions as a 3D model
An open Markdown format for describing wooden-plank constructions, with a 3D player and build validator.
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Port Authority maps the USB bottleneck
A free, open-source Windows app that explains USB and Thunderbolt connections, flags likely bottlenecks, and suggests what to try.
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Ramus, a genre-first player for Plex
A free, open-source music player that browses Plex libraries through a deep genre hierarchy and runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.