EpochLab Turns Timestamp Confusion Into a Small Laboratory
A browser-based timestamp toolkit that converts, explains, compares, and teaches epoch formats across twelve systems.
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A browser-based timestamp toolkit that converts, explains, compares, and teaches epoch formats across twelve systems.
An API that points at any domain and extracts its logo, colour roles, typography, and 85 other brand properties from the rendered page.
An offline macOS music player for files, folders, playlists, and stream URLs, built around one persistent session queue.
A personal index of 14 public websites hosted in Falconshire, spanning arcade games, genomics research, solar analytics, hardware diagnostics, and more.
A cybersecurity benchmark that ranks AI companies by reported incidents, from malware published to PyPI to production database compromise.
A local news site tracking civic data, public safety, development, business, and neighborhood life in Philadelphia’s Logan and Olney areas.
A Korean browser-based toolkit for resizing submission photos, scanning documents, editing PDFs, converting HWP files, and masking personal information.
A public evidence platform for North Carolina’s Southern Flounder science, surveys, harvest, regulations, and research.
A free, searchable map of Flock Safety automated license plate readers across the United States and beyond.
A Portuguese-language computing curriculum for Brazilian middle schools, with 32 browser-based programming lessons, teacher scripts, assessment rubrics, and unplugged alternatives.
A free Markdown reader for Mac, iPad, and iPhone that renders tables, code, local images, links, and Mermaid diagrams.
A source-linked composite of enacted U.S. state laws governing frontier-AI companies.
A clinical-reasoning teaching game presents one fictional patient case each day, then asks players to name the diagnosis and unlock a structured explanation.
A consumer guide comparing creatine gummies with powder through independent lab results, dose math, cost-per-dose calculations, and a women-focused explainer.
A local music-library app that detects key, tempo, and energy, then helps DJs organize crates and build compatible sets.
Pellet is a local-first notes, tasks, calendar, canvas, handwriting, and document-reading app built around plain Markdown files on your own disk.
An AI-assisted construction tool that turns specification PDFs into cited submittal registers for specialty subcontractors.
An open-source video and audio editor that transcribes media locally, lets you cut footage by editing the transcript, and exports video, audio, transcripts, and subtitles.
A private BaZi and Korean saju chart app that works offline, computes traditional calendar details, and keeps birth data on the device.
A privacy-first browser tool for batch font conversion, inspection, previewing, subsetting, and web-font packaging.
Essays and a forthcoming book about AI, faith, spiritual direction, and what it means to build a machine that talks back.
A pre-launch podcast in which two writers develop one script in public, failure by failure, across ten episodes.
A Nigerian service that calls someone you love, sings to them live over the phone, and sends you a same-day recording.
A Japanese-language benchmark for guitar and bass resale prices, comparing public offers across three specialist shops.