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A native Mac focus timer that turns every completed session into a persistent desktop tree.
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A native Mac focus timer that turns every completed session into a persistent desktop tree.
An editorial stress-test tool comparing what 21 U.S. utilities may need to spend with what their published capital plans say they will spend.
A reading archive that traces books back to the real conversations, shows, and leaders who discussed them.
A $10 dictation app for Apple Silicon Macs that transcribes, cleans up, and pastes speech locally into whatever app has your cursor.
A prompt-to-product system for designing customized replacement parts without learning CAD.
A podcast of short children's tales in French, English, Modern Standard Arabic, and Moroccan Darija, created and narrated by Ikram Bernoussi.
A tiny product studio uses human developers and self-hosted AI agents to build developer tools, open-source utilities, and narrowly focused personal software.
A multilingual, anonymous archive collecting the polished, brutal, absurd, and almost-human phrases used when people lose their jobs.
Verifier Standard Labs publishes an open Python standard and reference implementation for attaching artifacts, checks, results, and limits to computational claims.
A serialized barbecue column where invented people carry real temperatures, smoking times, and pit technique.
A browser-based tool that turns any link into a Cricut-ready QR decal, outputting free SVG and PNG files at a chosen physical size.
A Korean takeaway pizza shop preparing to open in Namyangju, built around 2kg pizzas priced at 22,222 won and a public 100-day build-in-the-open challenge.
A Danish search and alert service that tracks which GP clinics are accepting new patients.
A Philadelphia student-run nonprofit 3D-prints adapted toys, switches, and everyday tools, then donates them to care centers.
A free Australian guide that turns the weeks and months after a death into a state-specific, step-by-step plan.
An Arabic interactive genealogy of the Al-Askar family in Al Majma'ah, mapping names, generations, paternal links, and kinship relationships.
A planned literacy app that helps Korean students and Korean learners infer word meanings through shared Chinese characters, listening, and comparison.
A building-gym workout tool that uses the machines downstairs, remembers previous lifts, and builds a session around what is actually available.
An independent Venice studio developing two original animated story worlds: a family adventure starring a real local dog and a Pacific-side noir.
A bilingual kanji-learning app explains how characters are built, written, read in real words, and encountered in short Japanese readings.
An open-source Chrome extension lets AI agents operate websites through browser-based APIs, including sites that never provided one.
MY CREATION turns drawings, photos, and public-domain paintings into 3D wall reliefs and previews them at full scale through Apple augmented reality.
A browser-running 16-bit processor built from a single computational primitive, with its machine state designed to advance one step per block.
A French-language reference project documenting Mexican crafts, their materials, techniques, makers, places, and uncertain provenance.