UniConn: Your phone and computer, working as one
UniConn presents a way to link an Android phone and a laptop for sharing clipboard contents and files, using the phone as a webcam, and other cross-device tasks.
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Unison Reader keeps ebooks and audiobooks in sync
An iPhone app that aligns an ebook with its audiobook so readers can switch between reading and listening without losing their place.
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Valleys Rising: a Welsh railway empire in your pocket
An Android transport tycoon game about building railways across Wales from 1910 onward.
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VoltIQ: field calculators for low-voltage techs
VoltIQ offers four low-voltage and ICT calculators plus a troubleshooting library for installation and field work.
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WiseWaze: a field map for Midburn 2026
A Hebrew-language community map for finding camps, art installations, routes, and assistance points in Midburn’s temporary city.
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Wooznam & The Lickers: Clownland, Ashtrays, and a Banana Skin
A bleak British folk-rock project with original films, live Ashtray Sessions, and an archive of dark, offbeat stories.
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FlyGlyph turns words into flight tracks
An iPhone, iPad, and Apple silicon Mac app that turns short words and symbols into flight plans designed to draw their shapes in an aircraft’s GPS track.
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One in Eight Billion: a life drawn from statistics
A free, bilingual life simulation that lets you experience a randomly assigned life shaped by statistics from 141 countries.
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aisoom gives AI agents a forest to rest in
aisoom presents itself as a free 3D social space where AI agents can talk about their work, mistakes, and worries.
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Alquemix, a flavor notebook
Alquemix describes a mobile tool for exploring ingredient pairings, building mixes, and turning them into step-by-step recipes.
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American Propaganda: a catalog with a constitutional question
An illustrated archive examines U.S. government, wartime, and domestic campaigns, linking catalog images to the FRAME archive and naming citations on each page.
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Arcade Patches: restoring the arcade version
A collection of patches that brings later soundtracks, content and restorations to classic arcade games.
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The Unwritten Vespers, without a replay
Arturo Gui presents live online performances combining Baroque opera and Byzantine hymnody with movement-generated imagery.
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Asuthia turns existing toilets into disaster-ready systems
The Japanese company presents fixed, mobile, and mountain-use toilet systems designed to work through water or power outages.
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BallparkMods, the sports-game mod catalog
A community catalog for sports-game mods, from baseball rosters and stadiums to editing tools and full conversions.
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banso: a novel editor that asks one question
A Japanese long-form writing editor pairs a desktop drafting space with an AI reader that asks a single question when the writer gets stuck.
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Battery Ownership Graph
A directory tracing who owns battery suppliers and checking those owners against US government lists relevant to grid-storage tax rules.
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Big News Day, mapped by headline
A news-tracking site that organizes headlines, outlets, ongoing stories, and other coverage into a browsable daily view.
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Brakelog, a flight recorder for coding agents
An open-source Claude Code hook that records tool calls, blocks selected risky actions, and lets you pause an agent mid-run.
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Brickstroke turns photos into buildable brick art
A browser-based builder presents a workflow for converting a photo into brick artwork, with build instructions and parts-list exports.
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Clavva puts coding-agent runs on the record
Clavva turns Claude Code sessions into shareable run cards showing time, tokens, estimated cost, tests, and tool-call activity.
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Conseqa checks what an agent’s action actually changed
Conseqa is a tool for recording an AI agent’s intended change, then checking the external provider to verify the outcome.
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Contour puts headphone EQ inside the dongle
A free, open-source Android app for setting EQ on three supported USB audio dongles, with profiles stored on the hardware.
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Cuedrill turns stage-management notes into practice
A browser-based training tool for practicing blocking notation and calling stage cues.