Radio 4DAT: a backup net in a browser
A browser-based planner for building a backup radio net from available gear, checking license constraints, and preparing communications tools.
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Ralleru’s allergy-aware food finder
A Japanese database for finding packaged foods that avoid selected allergens, with browsing by category or brand and a barcode lookup option.
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Red Panda Transcribe keeps audio in your browser
A free browser-based tool that transcribes audio and video locally, then lets you edit and export the text.
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The Roman Hubbell Legacy Project
A family-led archive documenting the surviving work and records of ceramic artist Roman Dana Hubbell.
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School OS, down to the bursar’s cash book
School OS is school-management software for African schools, covering pupil records, marks, report cards, fees and parent access.
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SCROTUMM: A point-and-click adventure engine
SCROTUMM is a free engine and desktop editor for building 2D point-and-click adventures, with publishing options for web and desktop.
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SizeLight: highlight your size in a knitting pattern PDF
SizeLight lets knitters and crocheters select their size and highlight those numbers directly in a multi-size pattern PDF.
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Slowsea’s drifting letters
Slowsea is a forthcoming bilingual app where one-line letters drift anonymously through a shared sea, alongside real radio stations.
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Starfoundry, a colonist-by-colonist space strategy game
A free, browser-based turn-based strategy game built around keeping individual colonists alive in space.
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The LD Archive: concert films restored from LaserDisc
A bilingual archive of concert films and music videos restored from original LaserDiscs.
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The Loop Initiative maps Florida autism policy to its sources
A nonpartisan, autism-led Florida resource tracking candidates’ positions on autism-related issues and explaining rights through cited law.
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The Program, measured in airtime
An interactive index searches archived US cable-news captions and charts how much airtime different terms received across nine networks from July 2009 to October 2024.
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The Scribe’s Advantage: a scorecard for knowledge and power
A book companion that lets readers explore an author’s framework for how civilizations accumulate, guard, or suppress knowledge.
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THorn HTTP puts network misbehavior on the test bench
A free, open-source browser extension for redirecting requests, changing headers and bodies, mocking API responses, and simulating delays.
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Trackline watches for agents going off track
Trackline checks coding agents and production traces against a task, rules files, and tool policies, then flags or blocks actions that drift.
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TrialCurve rebuilds the data hiding inside survival plots
Upload a Kaplan–Meier figure to get digitized curves, reconstructed patient-level data, statistics, and a validation pack.
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Visual Rebellion: Stories from Myanmar
A Myanmar creative collective publishes reporting and other work by journalists, photographers, filmmakers, and artists.
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What’s Detected? brings USDA pesticide tests into view
An independent explorer for USDA pesticide-residue results, organized by food and pesticide across annual releases from 1994 to 2024.
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Worth the Quid: the game bill, itemised
A UK-focused guide compares prices, editions, add-ons, payment methods, subscriptions and refund rights for twelve well-known games.
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Antique Arms Parts: Cast or Machined
A parts shop for pre-1899-design firearms, organized by gun and backed by a period-arms reference.
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Akhand Path Invitations: Two Dates, Not One
A free invitation-card maker for Akhand Path ceremonies, with designs in Punjabi, Hindi and English.
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The Alaska Landmines’ satirical newsroom
A clearly labeled parody publication uses fictional Alaska news stories to poke at journalism’s habits and conventions.
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Alexander & Emily: A Wedding in Two Acts
A personal wedding page tells the story of Alexander and Emily’s civil ceremony and Cantonese banquet, with an interactive photo presentation and a shared folder for guests.
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Al-Maghza puts Arab builders in the frame
An Arabic-language technology publication pairs current industry news with explanations of why it matters to people building in the Arab region.