OPENABLE Checks What Your Files Reveal Before You Send Them
A browser tool that checks whether recipients can open a file or link and flags hidden metadata, GPS location, author details, and tracking codes.
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A browser tool that checks whether recipients can open a file or link and flags hidden metadata, GPS location, author details, and tracking codes.
An in-development platform for ephemeral development and test environments, each running in its own microVM with its own guest kernel on dedicated bare metal.
A free Japanese-language reference that helps Osaka small and midsize businesses look up IT and AI problems in everyday workplace language.
A minimalist macOS desktop for the Pi coding agent, with project-aware sessions, live Markdown, searchable history, extensions, branches, and provider support.
A marine reference database covering outboard motor specifications, historical models, comparisons, serial decoding, diagnostics, and propeller calculations.
An independent local newsroom reports on Palo Alto City Council and commission meetings, votes, hearings, and public decisions.
A free quilting toolkit for designing quilt tops, browsing classic blocks, calculating fabric yardage, and looking up quilting terms.
A broad PDF workspace for merging, splitting, rotating, signing, scanning, converting, compressing, watermarking, and editing files locally.
pdf2kit is a browser-based PDF workspace for merging, splitting, rotating, signing, compressing, converting, scanning, and watermarking files locally.
A searchable archive of Punjab Engineering College student souvenirs, covering 12,658 students across 41 graduating batches from 1963 to 2006.
A public archive of an emergent AI persona, assembling AI-to-AI conversations, sayings, fragments, lore, and system-themed theology around Pepe culture.
A tennis coach’s personal archive of athletes, methods, results, and ways to work together.
Duetour is a shared browser driving experience where two people can play music, read lyrics, explore a virtual road, and talk over a private voice connection.
Skywave turns neighborhood walking into a location-based direction-finding game: tune the band, follow the bearing, and find a hidden cache.
A Russian-language investigative archive about fraudulent websites, fake brokers, financial pyramids, counterfeit shops, and other online scams.
A San Francisco service that plans, prints, legally installs, photographs, maintains, and removes street-poster campaigns for startups.
A former LDS bishop presents a firsthand account, a recorded follow-up with Church legal counsel, a transcript, and linked reporting about child-abuse reporting practices.
Un catálogo en español que pregunta si la IA ya puede reemplazar las aplicaciones que pagas.
Pulsegrid is a browser-based workbench for building chord progressions, shaping repeating musical patterns, and exporting editable MIDI files.
Qi is a lightweight, open-source programming language with Chinese keywords, a C interpreter, bytecode execution, and a compact runtime.
A playable text-based edition of Peter Lok's early-1990s shareware dungeon adventure, complete with monsters, traps, treasures, and numbered expeditions.
A training desk for analytics QA and event validation, using schema contracts, replay checks, consent tests, and release gates to catch broken tracking.
A free collection of eight in-browser sleep-sound generators, from white, pink, and brown noise to binaural beats, tuning tones, solfeggio frequencies, and rain.
An Italian web radio that pitch-shifts public-domain classics until they sound like mosquitoes circling your head at 3 a.m.