CouchTube puts YouTube’s remote in your phone
A free, open-source Chrome extension that lets a phone control YouTube playing on a computer, without an app or account.
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A free, open-source Chrome extension that lets a phone control YouTube playing on a computer, without an app or account.
A source-cited kitchen toolkit for calculating bread, pickles, fresh pasta, and gelato proportions by weight.
A foul-mouthed desktop tournament clock for home Texas Hold’em games that manages blinds, breaks, prizes, and the table’s inevitable arguments.
A browser-based virtual pet presented as a stranded 2001 program that keeps breathing while visitors decide whether to stay.
A woodworking planner that turns a project description or a photograph into dimensioned plans and cut lists.
A Mexican foundation offering treatment and rehabilitation support, community, clear medical information, and fundraising for people with multiple sclerosis.
Une base française de bornes électriques qui combine disponibilité en direct, prix, fiabilité historique et retours de conducteurs.
A shared 3D aquarium streams live around the clock, letting visitors add, name, feed, steer, and feature their own fish.
A car-boot dimension database and fit checker for working out whether pushchairs, luggage, bikes, furniture, and other objects will actually fit.
A browser-based pattern maker converts photos or text prompts into printable, floss-matched cross-stitch charts.
A browser-based maker for custom cookie cutters, stamps, matching sets, and texture rollers that outputs free STL files.
A community where small teams post homemade co-op games and players find people to play them with.
A browser-based converter that turns PNGs and JPEGs into HDR images with brighter-than-normal white highlights.
A 5e-compatible tabletop campaign manager that simulates populations, family histories, conflicts, and regional change across centuries.
A Telegram-based assistant that answers in French, Lingala, or a mixture of both, with short responses designed for limited data.
A broadcasting system that combines both players’ Heroes III or HotA game states into one live, rewindable spectator view.
A browser-based TV experience uses a phone camera to make a nineteenth-century portrait’s eyes follow people moving through the room.
A bilingual travel journal about Japanese hot springs, old inns, roads, and the places that gather around them.
A private-event guest-list tool that traces who invited whom, releases the location only to approved guests, and scans passes at the door.
A pocket-sized network drop tester that reports whether an Ethernet jack works, where it lands, and what the network is doing.
A bilingual civilian-HUMINT project that teaches people to read the human mechanics behind suspicious situations.
A free South Texas gardening app that uses plant markers to connect visitors with care notes, local growing conditions, and nearby gardens.
A location-aware guide for finding the moon and planning Kiddush Levana around buildings, weather, halachic timing, and local custom.
A static malware-inspection tool that unpacks suspicious files and extracts Discord, Telegram, and webhook traces without executing them.