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VUNG: A Death-Doula Service for Russian Speakers in Vietnam
VUNG offers online and in-person support around death, loss, farewell ceremonies, and end-of-life wishes for Russian-speaking people in Vietnam and elsewhere.
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Vurio — the next favorite bend
A Czech driving app that builds twisty, hilly, or fast routes, surfaces nearby meets, and logs each ride.
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WaterBans.com: The Massachusetts Watering-Rule Checker
A location-based lookup for outdoor watering restrictions across 182 Massachusetts towns.
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Text Watermark Inspector
A local browser tool for inspecting hidden Unicode characters, rich-paste metadata, watermark-like text patterns, and cautious style statistics.
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WCM One, a manufacturing operating system that refuses to paint uncertainty green
WCM One is a plant-floor operating system for World Class Manufacturing and Total Productive Maintenance, combining breakdown management, structured root-cause analysis, ten operational pillars, and machine-level reporting.
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WCP, a Collection Planner for World of Warcraft
A free planner for WoW mounts and toys, combining a roughly 2,800-item database with farming routes, an in-game addon, maps, and automatic progress syncing.
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Who Stole My Name?
A free, no-account tool that checks business names across domains, social handles, and the wider web.
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Why Though? An Indie Workbench for Everyday Frustrations
Jonathan Aplacador’s personal idea board for software projects built around problems he cannot leave alone.
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WOK API Puts Steam Player Data Behind One Key
A developer API for Steam inventories, profiles, and FACEIT ranks across CS2, Rust, TF2, and Dota 2.
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Half a Block From Outram Station
A Word Drift vignette about hearing an unexplained commotion near Outram MRT and refusing to invent what happened.
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Seonggwang Engineering Builds the Machines That Erase Road Lines
A Korean manufacturer that makes, sells, rents, services, and operates lane-removal and lane-marking equipment nationwide.
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XP100 Finder Maps India’s Ethanol-Free Petrol
A free station finder for Indian drivers seeking XP100, poWer100, or Speed 100 petrol.
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YuzuTrace: the report after analytics runs out
A productized user-research and technical QA service that has real testers attempt a specific task on a website, then delivers a ranked report of friction, bugs, and fixes.
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Zift turns photo piles into usable folders
A desktop app for culling, comparing, editing, and exporting large batches of photos on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
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Zift turns a 10,000-photo pile into a usable folder
A desktop app for culling, comparing, lightly editing, and exporting photos on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
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ZIP Code Map Studio
A browser-based cartography tool for highlighting ZIP Code areas, styling their labels and layers, and exporting polished PNG or SVG maps.
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2 the Sun Turns Architecture Into Light
The portfolio of a Hamburg-based artist duo making monumental UV string-art installations for buildings, bridges, festivals, and landscapes.
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3D AI Studio, With Receipts
A free, anonymous tool that turns text prompts or single images into downloadable 3D models.
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45 Fuel, Where the Coffee Comes With a Rotating Floor of Machinery
A cars, bikes and coffee clubhouse at Snetterton Business Park in Norfolk, serving barista coffee, deli food and a changing display of rare and high-performance machinery.
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Akuru App Makes Sri Lankan Script Work Feel Like a First-Class Tool
A desktop workspace for Sinhala, Tamil, and English, combining a font library, live typography playground, trilingual glossary, and Sinhala ASCII-to-Unicode converter.
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알리미, the Korean Streamer Opportunity Board
A searchable index of SOOP streamer collaborations, tournaments, server invitations, auditions, and other participation opportunities.
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The ¥2,980 Dyson That Amazon Never Promised
A site impersonating Amazon Japan advertises a Dyson robot vacuum for ¥2,980, down from a claimed ¥148,000.
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The ¥2,980 Dyson That Amazon Never Promised
An Amazon Japan lookalike announces a supposedly won Dyson robot-vacuum campaign at a startling discount.