Light Browser, a tiny browser with unusually large ambitions
A roughly 2 MB native browser for Windows and Linux that uses each system's existing web engine and bundles ad blocking, tab sleeping, imports, downloads, and encrypted sync.
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A roughly 2 MB native browser for Windows and Linux that uses each system's existing web engine and bundles ad blocking, tab sleeping, imports, downloads, and encrypted sync.
A French classroom tool that turns photographed or typed spelling lists into listen-and-write exercises for primary-school children.
A browser-based tool that turns English or Japanese audio from videos, livestreams, podcasts, and meetings into live translated subtitles.
A Taiwanese public-data hub that turns inflation, wages, demographics, housing, and rent statistics into comparison charts and practical calculators.
An open-source browser tool for comparing LLM latency, throughput, capabilities, and message-format compatibility across providers and OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
A Chrome extension that reads Canvas coursework and turns it into a short daily study plan sized to the hours a student actually has.
A Teresina school trains argumentation through small-group speaking drills, timed listening, recorded interventions, and structured feedback.
A browser arcade where two people can play eight classic games together from separate rooms.
A phone-based shop-management app for Kerala lottery agents, covering stock, sales, customer credit, distributor accounts, prize matching, and daily accounts.
A focused lighting-survey tool that records meter readings on a plan, checks them against a chosen rule set, and produces a signed report.
A first-hand Madeira guide tracking trail closures, driving conditions, car-hire costs, fuel prices, and cruise-crowd pressure.
A live telemetry dashboard that gathers heart rate, position, and pace from participants' Garmin watches and bike computers.
An open-source, read-only converter that presents public X posts, threads, profiles, search results, and articles as Markdown or JSON.
A small physical device that lets a group lock their phones to personal settings and compete for the fewest pickups during an evening together.
A household food app that reads a fridge or pantry and suggests what to cook from what is already there.
A four-generation New York conservator handling antique rug restoration, museum-grade cleaning, and wall-to-wall carpet work.
A Spanish service monitors published DGT exam results and alerts driving-school students by WhatsApp and email.
A typed automation layer lets AI agents, MCP clients, and HTTP clients operate inside Unreal Engine and Blender.
Los Angeles artist Mike Angel, also known as Armando Renteria, documents an ongoing life through a daily series of drawings, prints, and originals.
A Toronto coffee bar and roastery with house-baked breakfast, eleven tables, and a firm no-wifi policy.
A searchable map of land parcels for sale in Jávea/Xàbia, combining property listings, cadastral parcels, licensing claims, and auction sources.
A LINE group bot automatically translates messages between Chinese, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, and nine other languages.
An open-source console for putting two language models in conversation while observing, editing, rerolling, or blocking their messages.
An Apple Music discovery tool that lays songs out as stars in a spatial field of moods, genres, years, ratings, fame, love, and play history.