RestorSignal Tests Whether Backups Actually Restore
A self-hosted backup-restoration verification tool that turns restore tests into qualified operational signals, incident history, and follow-up actions.
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A self-hosted backup-restoration verification tool that turns restore tests into qualified operational signals, incident history, and follow-up actions.
A Chrome extension that rewrites X and Threads drafts in multiple tones without leaving the composer.
Frank Meiners documents hands-on work with classic Macintosh hardware, vintage peripherals, DTP software, and 35mm film scanners.
An early-stage deep-tech venture exploring compact underwater acoustic sensing and low-frequency direction finding.
An interactive civic-literacy project combining a six-question constitutional rights quiz with street interviews and public response data.
RoboTargets sells large ChArUco calibration boards for FRC robotics teams, printed at full scale and measured before shipment.
A computer-vision tool that analyzes Brazilian jiu-jitsu match video, tracking athletes, positions, submissions, and moments where its own detection loses confidence.
A tamper-evident transparency log for AI-agent actions, using Merkle trees, signed checkpoints, and a witness running on your own machine.
A phone-based Arabic trivia and bluffing game for groups in the same room, with no download or account required.
A Redruth, Cornwall growing collective rents seven prepared organic plots to households for £100 a month.
A Korean-language civic initiative working to improve information access and equal opportunity for people with color-vision differences.
A Portland school-right-sizing explainer that lays out the district's budget shortfall, possible closure process, research from other cities, and ways to contact decision-makers.
A browser tool that turns Metrc package-list spreadsheets into live receiving sheets for scanning deliveries and exporting arrival records.
A French-language digital library selling illustrated family coloring volumes and a sourced dossier on twelve African political assassinations.
A home-theater review site testing soundbars, projectors, streaming devices, and related gear with measurement instruments and lived-in-room trials.
A private iPhone planning app that scans syllabi, maps deadline collisions, creates early alarms, and turns study material into review prompts.
A Gmail extension that tracks open signals, separates likely human activity from suspected proxies, and turns sent messages into follow-up workflows.
Sereno is an operating system for funeral homes, combining WhatsApp-based AI agents with case tracking, documents, billing, reputation management, prospecting, and digital memorials.
An MIT-licensed, self-hosted tool for running conference calls for papers, reviews, speaker workflows, agendas, communications, and public event widgets.
An interactive archive of 22 deep-space patrol transmissions from the Shadowcop miniseries.
A Windows utility that synchronizes RGB lighting across motherboards, keyboards, memory, graphics cards, coolers, and fans.
An offline Windows app for school-library attendance, lending, barcode check-in, reports, self-service sign-in, and shelf labels.
An astronomy app that identifies stars, planets, constellations, satellites, and sky events for a specific place and time.
An open-source browser extension for slowing, reverberating, equalizing, and reshaping audio on YouTube, YouTube Music, and Spotify’s web player.