TahtX brings the classroom board to a low-vision student’s tablet
TahtX describes a camera-and-tablet system that magnifies and adjusts classroom-board writing for students with low vision.
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Tanqueo: a live fuel-finder for Bolivia
A city-based fuel finder showing which stations are selling gasoline, diesel or GNV, with location-based comparisons by trip and queue.
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The Forgotten Image Project
An independent Phoenix-rooted project archives unwanted photographs and slides, sharing their stories and offering selected originals a new home.
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The Endless Aquarium
A live pixel-art aquarium lets viewers interact with the fish and tank through YouTube chat commands.
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The Whinge Company: A temporary honesty box for workplace processes
A white-labelled, time-limited campaign lets staff submit anonymous observations about work processes and turns them into a Process Appraisal.
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3seeti Makes the Pressure Cooker a Coupon Game
A Little Elm family kitchen offers made-to-order vegetarian North Indian food for nearby Texas communities, with orders sent through WhatsApp.
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Tide makes multiplayer the default setting
Tide is a game engine with its own ECS-oriented language, designed around deterministic simulation across multiplayer, desktop, and web builds.
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토벌수첩: A Korean Chiikawa Goods Field Guide
An unofficial Korean-language catalog for Chiikawa merchandise, with searchable items, release and restock updates, maps, and a personal collection notebook.
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Toolnotch turns the MacBook notch into a control panel
A paid Mac utility puts window management, screen breaks, and clipboard history behind the MacBook notch.
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A browser workbench for administrative boundaries
A suite of geospatial tools for cleaning, matching, coding, and validating administrative boundary data.
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Tracegrab gives coding agents a runtime verdict
Tracegrab is an MCP-native debugger that lets an AI agent trigger scenarios in a running process, inspect what happened, and compare later runs against a saved trace.
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Trippy’s late-night sessions
A personal collection of browser experiments, including a falling-blocks game, drifting stars, growing digital patterns, and a CHIP-8 emulator.
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A wind tunnel you can rearrange in your browser
VortexYard is an interactive 3D airflow experiment where you place and adjust shapes in a browser-based wind tunnel.
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Wayback Restorator: bring archived websites home
An open-source, local tool that turns a Wayback Machine capture into a downloadable ZIP of a static website.
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Whyalla Quest makes a jetty a multiplayer hangout
An alpha multiplayer game invites visitors to wander a virtual version of Whyalla jetty, meet other players, and explore its surroundings.
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Wolrupang’s Korean Office-Break Playground
A Korean workplace-themed site gathers 26 free browser games alongside salary calculators, popular posts, deals, and news links.
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Prague Astronomical Clock — Interactive Simulator
An interactive 3D model lets visitors explore the Prague Astronomical Clock’s dial as the date and location change.
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333CAD: additive-manufacturing CAD in a browser
A browser-based CAD workspace for repairing meshes, checking printability, creating lattices, and preparing additive-manufacturing builds.
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Acacia Unofficial Record
A Japanese-language, unofficial index of official updates and fan creations across three Acacia titles.
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AIR TAKE, live graphics playout for Mac
A Mac tool for sending titles and video to live production, with SDI, NDI, chroma key, and—on AIR TAKE 2—SRT and iPad control.
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Alice Point: A Local-Sky Instrument for Sirius
A browser-based Sirius finder pairs local-sky orientation with a sourced guide to the star’s place in astronomy and several cultural traditions.
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Anzubo’s catalogue of home robots
A sourced reference catalogue tracks multi-purpose home robots by task, region, availability, and price, including products that fail its criteria.
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APOLO gives coding agents a face—and a permission prompt
An open-source Windows desktop companion presents a 3D animated robot as a control panel for AI coding agents, with notifications and approval prompts.
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Bappul Studio turns rice and monsters into browser games
This Korean indie studio presents three free browser games, from a cat’s survival-roguelike money hunt to cooperative defenses of a rice-cooker castle.