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Rina Piano’s 200,000-Piece Piano Catalog
A searchable piano library where visitors can inspect scores, listen to pieces, and hand them off to an app for guided practice.
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Robojev: A Decision Layer for Robots
Robojev is a research project that turns structured robot-world state into parallel, typed judgments about the next action.
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Rondo: From Ready to Placed
Rondo presents software for coordinating the hospital-to-skilled-nursing-facility handoff after a patient is medically ready to leave.
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RoomPay and the bill that arrives late
A roommate bill-splitting tool that assigns rent and utilities according to who was present during the period each bill actually covers.
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Roots in Korea
A plain-English guide for Korean adoptees tracing records, DNA matches, birth family, and a possible return to Korea.
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A Family Farm With Its Own Farm App
Round Valley Farms grows gourmet garlic, raises sheep, chickens, and horses, and builds practical software for small-farm work.
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Row Labels, without the mail-merge ritual
Row Labels turns pasted spreadsheet rows or CSV files into print-ready PDFs for Avery-compatible 5160 address-label sheets.
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Rushui Chinese Builds a Bridge from Speaking to Reading
A bilingual online Chinese literacy course for overseas Chinese-speaking children ages 7–12 who speak Chinese but read few characters.
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SaaS Destroyer Hackathon
A free, one-day Cambridge hackathon where teams rebuild a real B2B software product in eight hours.
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SALTBOUND, Where the Tide Has a Kill Count
A free browser-based 5v5 tactical shooter in which drowned spirits fight over a powder keg.
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Stop Project Sunrise: One Vote, 4.26 Million Square Feet
A Suffolk County campaign site organizing opposition to a proposed Amazon warehouse in Holbrook.
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Seatline and the true price of a ticket
An MCP server that compares live ticket inventory across marketplaces using the all-in price a buyer actually pays.
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Seclume Keeps JDBC Secrets off the Heap
A Java JDBC implementation for PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, SQL Server, and Oracle that routes database secrets through native memory.
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SetFound turns loose LEGO parts into set leads
A LEGO identification and collection workspace that matches loose parts to likely sets, checks inventories, tracks missing pieces, and records reseller results.
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Shared Myth, a community-built canon
A collaborative fiction site where writers extend public-domain mythologies and community reviewers decide what becomes canon.
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Shastra Panchangam, Traced Rule by Rule
A multilingual panchangam that calculates Hindu calendar details for 18 Indian cities using each town’s sunrise.
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Sill, a ledge for an overcrowded Mac menu bar
A small Mac utility that gathers menu-bar icons macOS cannot fit, then lets you arrange their order.
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Silverfuntime Keeps the Kettle On
A digital social club for people who cannot easily maintain a physical social life.
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Singularity Lens Reads AI Research at Full Resolution
A Japanese editorial site that selects and explains important AI papers and technical releases, usually at a rate of one article per day.
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The Sitting Room — Works on Polyethylene
An art-book project cataloguing vernacular interior works from Black Rock City, Nevada, with an open invitation for more contributions.
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Slowcart, the anti-checkout cart
A price-watching list that lets shoppers save products, track prices across stores, and wait for a worthwhile drop.
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Soap Formulator Shows Its Work
A free soapmaking lye calculator that explains its calculations, cites its oil data, and supports NaOH, KOH, water, additives, and mold sizing.
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Sophon’s office agents
Sophon makes desktop voice agents and document apps that handle dictation, meeting notes, PDFs, presentations, and office files.