Ambermead: A Village That Keeps Its Own Time
An explorable simulation of a small English village in the 1350s, with household economies, changing seasons, and AI-planned villagers.
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A route check for mapped license-plate readers
Am I Under Surveillance? estimates the fixed, publicly mapped plate readers along a route and shows other mapped camera types separately.
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Badger Gizmo’s one-job tool shelf
A collection of small web tools for specific planning, scheduling, calculation, and printing tasks.
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BioCartoon puts biology illustrations on a figure-making canvas
A free, open-source editor for building scientific figures from a library of about 20,000 openly licensed biology illustrations.
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Bradikinin’s Department of Domestic Anomalies
A fictional archive of eerie instruction files, each built around one impossible situation and seven rules.
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CivilWorks Atelier puts a truck on the bridge
A browser-based collection of civil engineering calculations, interactive design studios, estimates, forms, and demos.
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Clavitura’s atlas of keyboard music
A browsable collection of organ and keyboard scores linked to composers, European places, historical sources, and graded practice pathways.
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October 1962, beyond the familiar thirteen days
A sourced guide to the Cuban Missile Crisis, with a day-by-day timeline, maps, people, and dedicated sections on Cuba and Britain.
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Diarist: meeting transcripts kept on your PC
A Windows beta that records or imports meetings, separates up to eight speakers, and keeps searchable transcripts on the computer.
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Ds_FIXIT is a campus repair desk with a workshop calendar
A campus project offering no-cost repairs and hands-on tech workshops.
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Edustajatutka tracks what Finnish representatives do
A Finnish-language tracker for parliamentary votes, attendance, speeches, duties and related news, with a personal weekly follow-up.
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EFMA’s Andean Music Archive
A searchable archive of Andean music materials, including recordings, images, scores, video, and historical documents.
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Flapjaw turns a folding phone into a puppet
Flapjaw is a talking-puppet app for iPhone and iPad, with a special jaw-moving gag for iPhone Duo.
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Fremkit turns a Corsair touch strip into a Mac dashboard
An open-source macOS dashboard for the Corsair Xeneon Edge, with widgets for builds, calendars, printers, and smart-home status.
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가는날 (“The Day You Go”): a map for planning trips in South Korea
A map combining attraction crowd forecasts with highway rest-stop information, tide times, and national recreation-forest records.
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BotOrNot: a sourced check on crypto trading bots
A free due-diligence tool for checking crypto trading bots and websites against regulator records and documented bot profiles.
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Dokaz tests whether one user can read another’s web-app data
A downloadable macOS and Windows tool that runs a web app locally, creates two users, and probes whether one can access the other’s data.
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Painapple’s cat-filled birthday universe
A one-person birthday microsite gathers cat jokes, shared memories, a letter, and an interactive cat button for Keertana.
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Hold Music’s front-office AI directory
A browsable directory of AI tools for independent medical practices, grouped by front-office task and listing available pricing and BAA information.
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homecookd keeps family recipes in the cook’s own words
Homecookd presents an early-access app for turning a family cook’s phone videos into shareable recipes that retain their words and voice.
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ほんとかな？ — Checking the numbers in Japanese news
A Japanese fact-checking project that traces political and news claims to primary sources, with a calculator comparing a food-tax cut against ¥80,000 per person.
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IL Archive: religious history with its evidence attached
An independent, multilingual research archive exploring religious ideas through ancient texts, historical materials, and comparative studies.
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Japan Ticket Clock maps Japan’s booking windows
A trip-planning guide to when popular Japanese attractions, events, and trains release tickets, with times shown in Japan time.
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Bram Tiller’s Not-Quite-Fishing Show
An original illustrated fishing-fiction series follows Bram Tiller, a fictional fisherman whose ordinary outings become six comic episodes.