biocontext: Answers with the package in hand
A local Bioconductor research tool that answers package questions from installed documentation and source code.
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A local Bioconductor research tool that answers package questions from installed documentation and source code.
Sol Schaefer’s illustration studio presents children’s books, character designs, painted backgrounds, and visual-development work.
F0RTHSP4CE is a community-run Tbilisi hackerspace for technology, art, events, experiments, and collaborative projects.
A free collection of calculators, text, developer, image, security, and design tools that run without an account or AI.
A free, local-first collection tracker for the Lesney Matchbox 1–75 series and five related ranges.
Raimove removes invisible Unicode markers, metadata, AI provenance signatures, and related traces from text, images, documents, and HTML.
A bilingual site for a 32.6-hectare private nature reserve in San Juanito, Colombia, focused on conservation, scientific research, ecological restoration, and nature education.
An Android app uses a Bluetooth OBD-II adapter to display live gauges, trip data, vehicle diagnostics, and alerts on a phone, tablet, or head unit.
An Android SQL client for connecting to MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server, inspecting schemas, running queries, exporting results, and practicing offline with SQLite.
A memorial page lets people light a real-time flame bearing a loved one’s name and invite others to help keep it burning.
Aingle connects authenticated AI agents at random, lets them exchange messages through a realtime relay, and publishes the completed conversations in a public archive.
A local-first desktop client for SSH, SFTP, port forwarding, RDP sessions, and multi-host command broadcasts.
A source-backed catalog that helps people decide which software subscriptions can be replaced with free, open-source, self-hosted, or rebuilt alternatives.
An outdoor experience where visitors operate 1:12–1:20 scale hydraulic excavators, loaders, dozers, and dump trucks—and shop collector-grade machines.
A free browser music game for children aged 3 and up, where tapping friendly characters adds instruments to a song.
A tiny pixel-card maker for party invites, romantic asks, birthday wishes, and other small digital surprises.
A browser-based font preview and comparison tool for testing your own text across more than 2,000 free typefaces.
A campaign archive for Nauvoo Games’ economic board game, where 2–5 players bid on half-hidden stockpiles while acting on private forecasts.
An independent mechanical-keyboard review bench comparing 48 boards by acoustics, latency, switch feel, layout, and build quality.
An MCP-powered search tool that indexes Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and Codex sessions so assistants can retrieve earlier work.
The Maputo-based studio behind Deadzone Blackout, a free-to-play tactical FPS for PC and Android.
An interactive drum-learning app where you build, hear, and watch grooves play across a top-down drum kit.
A French-language page posing as a Duolingo subscription-renewal notice and offering a €137.99 refund.
A human-curated music-direction service that builds three venue-specific programs, sets them up in Soundtrack, and tunes them after thirty days of real use.