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A resident-led newspaper covering Barking Riverside, Scrattons Farm and Thames View.
A forthcoming iOS app for tracking whiskey pours, proof, composition, lineage, splits, merges, and the survival of the first pour.
A spoiler-free Star Trek: The Next Generation selector that recommends one episode by crew member and viewing mood.
A macOS menu-bar utility that reads Claude Code session logs, forecasts when usage limits will bind, and suggests the smallest change to stay under them.
A field-documented archive of 15 hiking and cycling routes around Mallabia in Bizkaia.
An AI-assisted Bible translation system that pairs each verse with back-translation, original-language checks, error flags, and a human review step.
A browser-based QR generator and scanner that checks decoded links for scam patterns before sending you onward.
A Catania-based cat-rescue project introduces stray kittens as distinctly Sicilian arrivals, then invites potential adopters to write in.
A Mac tool that finds local businesses without websites, verifies the gap, and generates a sample site and tailored pitch for freelance web designers.
A native macOS control center for finding, fitting, comparing, benchmarking, and chatting with local AI models.
A local-first desktop app for independent businesses to invoice clients, track expenses, and prepare quarterly tax figures.
A Mac app that turns the wait for an AI response into short, branching trails of ideas and rabbit holes.
A local-first planner that tells Stardew Valley players which crops to put into Kegs, Preserves Jars, and Dehydrators next.
A free learning platform covering Taiwanese Hokkien, Taiwanese Hakka, and 16 Indigenous languages with lessons, reference books, searchable phrases, and human recordings.
A developer reference for checking the blind spots of tests, deploys, logs, APIs, services, and other instruments.
A free church projection tool that listens to a sermon, finds biblical references, and prepares them for live display.
A free, roughly 60-second clinical simulation where medical students question and treat a deteriorating patient, then replay the encounter to verify the outcome.
An iOS roguelite where swipes charge a network of sky-beasts before releasing it in a single Thunderclap.
A searchable directory of 115 websites exposing 317 browser-side WebMCP tools that AI agents can call.
A collection of eight free geography games for solo runs, score chasing, and competitive friends.
A semi-digital Werewolf party game for 5–20 players, using phones for secret actions and one shared screen for the village.
A storefront for finished browser tools that buyers can edit, brand, and resell as their own digital products.
An interactive leaderboard ranks historical and fictional “goats” according to how much visitors pay to move them up.
A forthcoming Pokémon card binder and discovery app built around private family collections, card stories, and subscription funding rather than prices, feeds, or advertising.