Naypok, the poker AI that publishes its losses
A French-language laboratory for a heads-up Texas Hold’em coach and CFR turn/river solver.
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A French-language laboratory for a heads-up Texas Hold’em coach and CFR turn/river solver.
A Korean podcast from Huichan Seo and Subin Kim, inviting quietly industrious people to candid conversations every two or three weeks.
A privacy-first analytics service that records aggregate page views, referrers, countries, and custom events without cookies, IP logging, or fingerprinting.
A bilingual satirical newspaper tracking the Chinese animated film 牛来 through box-office tables, charts, headlines, photos, games, and reader letters.
A source-backed reference for Napoleon: Total War, combining searchable unit data, comparison tools, faction and campaign references, and strategy guides.
A command-line tool that fetches websites, distills them into compact text with numbered actions, and lets AI agents navigate pages without processing raw HTML.
A route-planning service that gathers estate sales for a city and date, removes duplicates, checks hours, and emails an ordered driving route.
An open-source Python package for mapping nested surface depressions in high-resolution LiDAR-derived terrain models.
An offline macOS dictation app that transcribes speech on-device, without an account, cloud upload, or cleanup pass.
ParkCheat compares car parks near an event and recommends one lot, with its price, walking time, and a short explanation.
An Alabama-focused editorial site cataloguing legal, ethical, and NCAA controversies connected to the University of Alabama.
A free reference covering Porsche specifications, known issues, fitment, service intervals, and buying advice across model years.
QuinzI is an AI companion you call by phone for an unhurried conversation, with a three-minute first call free and no signup or app required.
Robin is an open-source Java suite combining a socket-level SMTP client, a deliberately breakable MTA, and a JSON test engine for inspecting entire email pipelines.
A Kutaisi consultancy turns work orders, vibration notes, and oil records into predictive-maintenance briefings for Georgian plants.
A South Aoyama atelier presents seasonal men's and women's clothing through a carefully edited web magazine, with collection notes, fitting guidance, and appointment-based consultations.
Daniel Sheedy’s portfolio combines secondary mathematics and science teaching with 286 micro-lessons, interactive browser tools, documented projects, and explanatory notes.
The personal site of a WTA tennis coach, combining an athlete-by-athlete career record with coaching philosophy, match analysis, and advisory services.
SlowBird is music-transcription software for macOS and Windows that slows recordings, preserves pitch, loops passages, and organizes solos, notes, and practice excerpts.
Soya rewrites links and book titles into level-appropriate Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, with readings, word explanations, lessons, and practice games.
SpeechTeach is a private at-home articulation practice app that listens for target sounds, guides children with animated mouth models, and reports progress to parents and speech pathologists.
An unofficial 37.16-kilometer run through San Francisco that visits seven Taco Bell locations eight times, ending where it began.
A volunteer-hours tool that uses stickers or QR codes to record arrivals, departures, text confirmations, and grant-ready totals in a Google Sheet.
A deadpan product page for a heavy-duty lightbulb rated in decades rather than hours.