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Emberwright, an Archive of Myth's Working Forge
An independent editorial archive examines smith-gods, enchanted weapons, fire traditions, and the mythic importance of things being made.
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Bring Buy Get: The Errand List That Knows Where You’re Going
A location-based to-do app that organizes errands by destination and sorts them into four verbs: bring, buy, get, and do.
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The Internet Bus Stop
A live auction for ten poster spots on a real bus shelter.
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The Vehicle Standard
A source-backed automotive reference that connects vehicle records, trim differences, ownership questions, comparisons, and public-data tools.
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CarRaft, the parking mat that becomes a flood bag
CarRaft proposes a daily parking mat with a sealed flood bag folded into its edges, designed to lift a parked car as floodwater rises.
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MusicGraph Maps China’s Musical-Theater Connections
An interactive relationship graph for Chinese musical-theater actors, productions, groups, performance schedules, and standout stage moments.
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Charger Rebate’s EV installation cost calculator
An itemised home EV charger estimator that combines installation variables, utility rebates, permit costs, and a panel-load check.
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Chessademy: The Bot That Plays Like You
A browser-based chess trainer that analyzes your games, finds recurring mistakes, and builds a playable bot modeled on your decisions.
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ChotTop Auctions the Top Spot
A Vietnamese marketplace ranking board where shops bid for positions across Shopee, TikTok Shop, and Lazada categories.
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Choveu Pedido turns WhatsApp orders into kitchen-ready tickets
A Brazilian delivery system uses AI on WhatsApp to understand informal orders, confirm details, collect payment, and send the finished order to the kitchen.
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ChromeBoost Gives Claude a Real Browser to Operate
An open-source Chrome extension and MCP server lets Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Codex control a user’s already signed-in browser through natural-language requests.
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CivicAttest and the Public Proof Problem
An audit service that checks police license-plate-camera search logs against published rules and produces sealed and public attestations.
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Clatterbox: a family game built from sounds and paper
Clatterbox turns a phone, printable cards, and mystery sound clips into a family guessing game.
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Climbing Tiles Turns a Climbing Session into a Small Landscape
An offline indoor climbing logbook for iPhone and Apple Watch that records climbs as tiles, sessions as rows, and progress as terrain.
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Cloudbase, a calm room for one-person studios
A modular workspace combining projects, tickets, time, mileage, reports, files, meetings, and calls for solo practitioners and their collaborators.
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14729
ClumpScope: Hunt Star-Forming Clumps in Euclid Maps
A citizen-science classifier asks people to inspect Euclid Hα maps, mark star-forming clumps, and help astronomers verify an automated catalogue.
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CodeAncestry: Software Genealogy
A proposed semantic layer that maps software capabilities across forks, rewrites, mutations, and AI-agent contributions.
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CompatHub — a catalogue for software support windows
CompatHub maps software versions to release histories, support phases, LTS status, and end-of-life dates, with source provenance attached to each fact.
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Conclavia, le conclave qui joue sans vous
Un jeu social multijoueur où vous écrivez un personnage autonome, puis le regardez mentir, s'allier et voter sans intervention directe.
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Connecticut Well Data, with 6,179 wells to look up
A public-data interface for exploring Connecticut groundwater-well depths, locations, aquifers, and completion dates by address or map coordinates.
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Copse Keeps the Coding Agent on Your Machine
Copse is a desktop AI coding workspace that connects directly to cloud providers, local models, and installed coding agents.
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Corral, a Terminal Agent with a Fence
A command-line AI agent that works through a project folder one command at a time inside a disposable sandbox.
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Crime Sudoku Turns Logic Puzzles Into Murder Cases
A browser game where players place suspects, rooms, and objects on a logic grid, then identify the culprit.