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Testimonios de Plantas Medicinales
A Spanish-language book project traces 26 lives through medicinal plants, alongside 72 plant profiles covering uses and precautions.
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The Roaming Postman’s monthly postcard
A monthly subscription sends a handwritten postcard picked from wherever its operator is traveling in Europe.
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Tiny Belgrade, rebuilt tile by tile
An interactive isometric pixel-art map lets visitors drag, zoom, and search their way around Belgrade.
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Tollie turns app access into a walk-up toll booth
An iPhone app blocker that makes users walk to a chosen spot or earn steps to temporarily reopen blocked apps.
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Tukum, a pedigree desk for Akyel and Chongtor horses
A free, volunteer-compiled pedigree database for two Iradi horse breeds, with horse search, lineage records, and test matings.
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The UAP Reading Room
An independent archive that organizes U.S. government UAP file releases into dated, itemized editions.
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UkrTenders: a risk-screening desk for Prozorro
A searchable database that flags Ukrainian public tenders for potential corruption-risk signals.
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U*TTU Studio: a ComfyUI film set
An open-source, browser-based AI filmmaking studio that combines character references, 3D scouting and staging, generation, and editing through ComfyUI.
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Weeimg, an in-browser image compressor
A browser-based tool that compresses PNG and JPEG images, or converts them to WebP, without uploading files.
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Ask D.D. Palmer, With the Sources Attached
A searchable collection of D.D. Palmer’s writings pairs a question-answering interface with citations to the historical texts.
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World Drive: take a browser car anywhere on Earth
An interactive browser game lets you choose a real-world map location, drop in, and drive through it in 3D.
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Yarntificial City, a knitted city built from memory
A generative-art project by Licia He turns the patterns of entrelac knitting into a browser-based digital city.
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The Wreck Files puts Coast Guard casualty reports beside their scans
A searchable archive of U.S. Coast Guard vessel casualty and wreck reports, transcribed alongside their original scans.
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Aerial: a quieter home screen for Android TV
Aerial is an open-source Android TV launcher that replaces the home screen with favorite apps, customizable layouts, and scenic wallpapers and screensavers.
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Agent Headroom measures how many coding agents a machine can sustain
An Apache-2.0 benchmark suite replays recorded coding-agent sessions on local hardware to measure capacity across memory, speed, concurrency, models, and context.
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Ágora, Madrid’s public culture square
A Madrid cultural agenda and map collecting concerts, theatre, exhibitions, talks, film, workshops, and more.
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AI Fault Line: a map of disagreement about AI and the economy
An evidence-cited guide organizes research and expert disagreement across AI’s effects on productivity, jobs, inequality, regulation, and the pace of change.
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Airwaves: radio, just by asking
A macOS menu bar app uses a local model to control an RTL-SDR radio through plain-language requests.
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Akwaaba: a second pair of hands in WhatsApp
Akwaaba describes a Claude assistant for Ghanaian community health workers, delivered through WhatsApp in Ewe, Twi and English.
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Alchemy Cast, a lost-wax casting planner
A browser-based planner for lost-wax jewelry casting, from arranging a 3D model’s sprue tree to recording the casting result.
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Almagre Studios and the duck who says only “Cuac.”
A Spanish-language fictional-town project presenting its films, characters, map, and a game.
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Anew Editions keeps scholarly citations attached to out-of-print books
Anew Editions turns out-of-print scholarly books into digital editions for the web and EPUB, preserving the original pagination and linking the notes.
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Aqua4Kush’s School Water Project in Sudan
A student-led initiative describes water filtration and electricity-free evaporative cooling systems for Sudanese schools.