Bird Atlas: your eBird sightings, mapped
A bilingual browser tool that turns eBird sightings into personal maps, lifer records, calendars, charts and shareable cards.
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A bilingual browser tool that turns eBird sightings into personal maps, lifer records, calendars, charts and shareable cards.
An interactive explainer traces Delhi’s smog as a connected system and lets visitors test how policy choices and seasonal conditions might change it.
A browsable view of NOAA buoy and coastal-station observations for wind, waves, and water temperature.
A Mac app that lets Claude Code or Codex generate tutorial videos and documentation screenshots from a repeatable production plan.
Cameleer presents a Rust runtime for running Apache Camel routes as a native binary, with an option to expose routes as MCP tools for AI agents.
A timed joke companion for cement mixing, with controls for starting, pausing, adding another mix, and managing the banter.
A browser-based workbench for building lighting effects, Execute layouts, and DMX patch plans from MagicQ show files.
Club Ladder combines chess club members’ Lichess and chess.com ratings into standings, rating histories, and printable parent reports.
A browser-based explorer presents Windows CIM and ConfigMgr schemas as cities, where users can search classes, follow inheritance, and inspect instances.
A Windows utility for GTA World Hungary’s LSSD roleplayers, combining radio and siren sounds, bodycam recording, legal references, a penalty calculator, and an in-game department computer.
A Portuguese-language interactive guide shows what a website can learn from a visitor’s browser, then explains how companies and authorities may access other data.
A French-language news observatory that brings together reporting from independent media, institutions, and video creators, then points readers to the originals.
An interactive index compares price histories for 44 Australian staples with official CPI from 2000 onward.
Counterslip describes a trade-in workflow where card shops and TCG sellers set rates, collectors submit card lists, and staff retrieve each offer with a code.
Short browser games help learners practice FAA knowledge-test topics, see explanations for missed answers, and review weak areas.
A free Mac app that represents Claude Code and Codex sessions as pixel characters, shows their activity, and lets users approve commands.
An archive of Abdul El-Sayed’s public posts, including posts no longer on X, with browsing by year, post type, media, and deletion status.
A browser-based mystery game invites couples to investigate a fictional disappearance together, using period-style documents and clues.
A dated tracker of platform shutdowns, API sunsets, and fee changes, with free RSS, calendar, JSON, and CSV feeds.
DeskGuard uses a Mac’s camera to notice when a hand lingers near user-selected areas and provide a prompt.
Self-hosted management software for volunteer-run venues, covering the bar till, shift rota, event tickets, and public site.
A civic project that turns Seocho-gu Council proceedings into plain-language explainers, organized around residents’ everyday concerns.
A cultural preservation project presenting traditional Ukrainian songs alongside the contexts and stories they carry.
A bilingual app invites readers to set an intention, draw a miniature card, and encounter a Hafez poem with Persian audio, translation, and couplet-by-couplet interpretation.