Reaper: A Safer Plex Cleanup Tool
An open-source Plex library cleaner that identifies unwatched media and routes only approved removals through Sonarr and Radarr.
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An open-source Plex library cleaner that identifies unwatched media and routes only approved removals through Sonarr and Radarr.
Second Chair offers church-specific assistants that prepare weekly administrative work, while its companion Watchman monitors operations across giving, attendance, streams, volunteers, and alerts.
A Korean service that turns bank statements and receipt photos into reconciled, shareable accounts for clubs, alumni groups, and rotating-fund associations.
An unofficial Traditional Chinese guide and database for the game SEPHIRIA, covering characters, weapons, upgrades, artifacts, talents, and player-shared builds.
A paid directory that gives submitted websites a 60-minute homepage spotlight, then keeps their listings permanently.
A focused estimator for shiplap boards, overlap, cutouts, fasteners, waste, materials, labor, and project cost.
A fully realized corporate homepage for an electronic-systems company serving industry, laboratories, universities, and OEMs.
سِلعة is an Arabic-language ecommerce platform for Jordanian merchants, combining storefronts, local payments, province-by-province delivery pricing, and WhatsApp order updates.
A satirical marketplace for synthetic feelings, generated memories, and aggressively average objects from the content farm.
A quiz that sorts your late-night, sink-side bowl of food into a true slop-bowl allegiance.
A small-batch handmade soap collection by Yana, with eighteen named bars, detailed formulas, and a currently closed request list.
An open-source pipeline that ranks potentially usable municipal roofs for citizen-energy cooperatives.
A British field guide and research project about high technology, low dependency, and household-owned AI.
sortof indexes a YouTube library so you can search, deduplicate, move, remove, and recover from bulk changes.
An open reference for jumping-spider care paired with a private feeding and molt tracker that runs on the keeper’s own device.
A photographic archive of The Stardust disco, its related spaces, and the friends who lived through Durban and Johannesburg’s 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.
Sonx turns a personal story into a finished custom song, which you can hear free before deciding whether to buy it for $19.90.
Stubbie turns paper, screenshot, PDF, or Apple Wallet boarding passes into offline travel keepsakes with photos, routes, maps, and flight stats.
A Spanish-language newspaper for a WhatsApp group, covering its internal football jokes, votes, rivalries, rankings, and recurring characters.
A bilingual terminal multiplexer for running local shells and SSH sessions in Turbo Vision-style panes.
A privately held technology company that builds its own products and invests its own money in other people's projects.
An orbital tarot experience that deals cards from a cryptographic seed, then uses an AI reader named Casper to write structured essays rather than fortunes.
A Rust-native spatial-information server project that measures compatibility with existing GeoServer clients and OGC workflows.
An independent retreat guide that compares atmosphere, programme intensity, total cost, cancellation exposure, privacy, and practical logistics.