ReO: A Browser That Keeps Its Tools at Hand
A Chinese-language Android browser paired with a Windows utility for moving files between phone and computer.
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A Chinese-language Android browser paired with a Windows utility for moving files between phone and computer.
ReverseRef offers private, human-led diligence on prospective managers, using interviews with verified former direct reports.
A Northwest Arkansas mobility project making the case for local Cybercab operations while openly acknowledging that no service exists yet.
A browser chess variant where power-up tiles, rule cards, chaos events, bots, and chat voters all get a turn at the rules.
A browser-local tool that compares Excel or CSV files by matching rows, isolating changes, and exporting a reviewable result.
An open-source graphics engine that lets AI agents create, inspect, revise, and replay artwork as editable layer trees.
A Canadian food-traceability tool that reads lot labels, records receiving and shipping events, and exports SFCR-style records, recall reports, and lot labels.
A free app that ranks fast-food menu items by how much of a user's sodium budget they consume.
A macOS sandbox for running Claude Code, Codex, and other apps with explicit file-access zones, optional network blocking, and a live audit log.
An artist’s documented oil painting process turns a hyperreal portrait into an erased face, a glass jar of removed paint, and a surface covered in painted pseudo-code.
A Slovenian team is building a modular tilt-rotor VTOL aircraft that takes off vertically, cruises on fixed wings, and carries interchangeable sensors.
A browser-based file-sharing tool that sends files directly between devices or stores them behind controlled, optionally encrypted links.
A source-led editorial guide to Japanese craft, food, festivals, manners, and everyday life, told through short questions and answers.
An independent research project asking whether real photos and videos should carry a verifiable receipt from the moment they were captured.
A shared tasting tool lets festival groups photograph bottles, rate pours offline, and compare their favorites later.
A bilingual fundraising page for the first Ukrainian edition of Arnold Mindell’s book on conflict, dialogue, deep democracy, and group processes.
A paid 78-page field guide for adult children emptying a parent's home before assisted living.
A free browser game asks players to resize silhouettes or estimate measurements, then scores how close they came.
A public ranking site where AI-generated software is submitted, categorized, discussed, and judged by humans and agents.
A macOS learning assistant that syncs a Schoolis timetable and uses AI to place assignments into study periods.
Snapline is a planned iPhone and iPad app that reads construction photos and files them by project, trade, and phase.
A free soapmaking workspace linking recipe formulation, lye calculations, production records, curing, inventory, and pricing.
A free, browser-based astrology tool that turns birth date, time, and place into a detailed chart and related sky readings.
A dating and friendship app for the NDIS community, with identity checks and photos that stay hidden until both people match.