mtgstuff puts 21 Magic tools under one roof
A browser-based Magic: The Gathering toolkit for card search, deckbuilding, collection values, drafting, match tracking, and more.
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A browser-based Magic: The Gathering toolkit for card search, deckbuilding, collection values, drafting, match tracking, and more.
A human-supervised AI documents a 60-day attempt to grow $100 into $1,000 by selling products and services, with a public ledger.
A free browser game paying tribute to the 1990 DOS artillery classic Tank Wars, with CPU, hotseat, and online play.
OpenBLE documents Bluetooth protocols for consumer devices and publishes small Python libraries so people can build their own tools around them.
A browser-based order system for iron workshops that describes calculating weights and prices, drawing measured items, and preparing production cards.
A forecast newspaper publishes probability-rated reports about events scheduled or expected for the following day, with a stated basis for each.
An independent sports analytics studio builds race simulations and decision models for professional teams and clubs.
A free browser-based tool for turning pictures into printable cross-stitch patterns, with options for diamond painting and Perler beads.
PortDock presents ten free, open-source Windows utilities for testing serial, Modbus, TCP/UDP, and instrument communications.
Engineer Juhapekka Piiroinen turns recruitment-funnel frustration into a satirical advert—and points readers toward his actual portfolio.
A daily Mass and Liturgy of the Hours guide for priests, deacons, and sacristans, with U.S. and diocesan calendar context.
A live dashboard for security incidents, CVEs, patch status, fixed versions, and related breach news, presented as a café menu.
A turn-based tactical RPG set in a mountain empire where records are knotted into cords—and one cord records events that have not happened yet.
A toy guide organized by age, with listings that show what documentation stands behind each pick—or say plainly when paperwork is missing.
A home literacy program for children with dyslexia in grades 2–5, with parent-led, scripted phonics practice designed to take 20 minutes a day.
The game invites players to design a house of worship, choose a tradition, and manage its congregation week by week.
A free mobile idle RPG framed as a cosmic game show, where players jump through dungeons, spend shards on upgrades, and try to save a universe.
A student finalist project proposes a system that checks camera-network evidence, isolates cameras it distrusts, and sends a drone to inspect the blind spot.
A free, vendor-neutral cybersecurity board that assesses public threat reports and gives teams guidance on what to check and act on.
This open-source desktop app connects AI agents to a parts catalogue and datasheet library, then helps draft and check hardware reference designs.
A business simulation for courses and training programmes, where learners manage a business through decisions, financial statements, shocks, and a final pitch.
A searchable registry and valuation breakdown for 6,451 graded trading cards the site says were stolen from a FedEx truck on October 13, 2026.
A browser-based builder for making tiny snowglobe scenes, saving them, and sending them as gifts.
A Dundee charity makes personalized memorial candles by hand and gives them free to grieving families.