The Emu War, rebuilt as a survival game
Historically Inaccurate Studios offers a free browser action-survival game inspired by Australia’s 1932 Great Emu War, with no download or account required.
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Entropia Archive
A community-built record of Project Entropia and Entropia Universe updates, surviving game clients, release notes, and the sources where files were found.
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Faith Tech Guy’s state of Islamic apps
Mohd Sami Uddin publishes research and candid questions about Islamic apps and the wider faith-tech field.
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Gælley follows airline catering from fridge to aircraft door
A workflow tool for tracking catering sets across six stages, from fridge count through delivery to the aircraft.
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Gasstronomy keeps a virtual butt alive
A free browser game turns gut care into a real-time virtual-pet challenge, complete with meal choices, five health meters and seven mini-games.
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Ground Truth wants the night shift to reach the top
Ground Truth describes a multilingual reporting system for frontline teams: workers send a brief voice, text, or photo update, and managers receive a morning summary linked to its sources.
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Hefty Ventures’ STL quote engine
A Toronto FDM manufacturing shop offers instant pricing and lead-time estimates for uploaded STL parts.
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Hey DJ 4U’s year-by-year DJ decks
A browser-based DJ mixer pairs two decks and mixing controls with year-end Top 100 song lists from 1956 through 2025.
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How Does an AI Work? Token by Token
An interactive walkthrough lets you ask an AI chatbot a question, then step through how its reply is generated token by token.
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Invisimark: an invisible mark for tracing leaked files
Invisimark creates a differently marked copy of a photo or video for each recipient, then uses a downloaded case file to help identify the source of a later leak.
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İşten Çıkarmalar: Turkey’s layoff desk
A Turkish-language tracker of layoffs and workplace reports, with anonymous submissions, worker-rights information, and a severance calculator.
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Redactly edits PDFs and EPUBs in your browser
A free, no-sign-up tool for removing words or phrases from PDF and EPUB files locally in your browser.
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Kakikomi brings kanji lookup into the reading app
An Android dictionary overlay for looking up Japanese kanji by drawing them or selecting text on screen without leaving the page.
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Kanzu: See Your Seat Before You Buy
Kanzu presents a concert-seat preview app combining venue maps, estimated 3D views and photos submitted by concertgoers.
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Kidux turns a spare PC into a child-sized computer
Kidux is a child-focused operating system with preconfigured learning activities and controls for adults.
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CourtLens makes Korean court statistics readable
A public dashboard turns Korean Supreme Court statistics on case trends and trial durations into charts and tables.
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Loop Alchemy’s laser-show control desk
Software for performing laser shows live or building them on a timeline, with DJ and timecode sync and support for laser hardware.
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Lethen: Swift dead-code findings with receipts
An open-source Swift analyzer that identifies unused code and explains each finding with a confidence level and reason.
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Lettuce: work with a record
Lettuce describes a local-first work tracker where people and software agents record tasks, evidence, and what remains unresolved.
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Make the Train: Can You Catch the Train Home?
A UK event-planning tool that estimates whether you can leave a concert, match, or show and still catch a train home.
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Mo Free Apps, built by one person
A one-person shelf of six free iPhone apps, from warranty reminders and migraine logs to a timer that turns remaining time into fading light.
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MyWirasat’s four-school inheritance calculator
A free, no-sign-up calculator for working out Islamic inheritance shares, with explanations and comparisons across legal positions.
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Newton’s Leaf turns falling leaves into a physics lab
An interactive experiment lets visitors vary leaf types, wind, atmospheric density, and gravity, then release leaves and explore their motion.
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NEXPLAY’s Ice One: browser hockey with a league table
Ice One is a browser hockey game presented with solo practice, multiplayer match modes, rankings, tournaments, and a skater-building system.