Ex Archivis: Family histories with the archive trail attached
Ex Archivis researches family histories in archives of the former Polish lands and turns the findings into a family tree, chronicle, and audiobook.
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Flathead Fishing’s live conditions board
A free, frequently updated guide to fishing conditions across Flathead Valley waters, with species guidance, seasonal timing, and local reports.
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GoodWordText carries family texts across prison walls
A texting service lets families send messages to loved ones in prison or jail and receive replies as texts.
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HarborSim puts sailboat docking in the browser
A browser simulator for practicing engine-powered sailboat docking with wind, current, and different boats and ports.
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Irreal Cassino: The house always wins. Here’s how.
A Portuguese-language report on betting harm in Brazil, paired with a fake-money casino simulator.
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Linpile turns vocabulary recall into a garden
An iPhone app for learning German and Turkish pairs recall exercises with coins for a solo or shared garden. The app is listed as coming soon, while a browser garden builder is open to try.
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Measured Locally’s home-lab AI benchmarks
Alex publishes timed comparisons of local AI models running on hardware he owns, with results, test conditions, and related reporting.
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思い出あつめ: a shared page for remembering someone
A memorial service where family, friends, and colleagues can gather photos, videos, and written memories on a page for someone who has died.
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Peelframe: subtitle cleanup in your browser
A browser-based video tool for removing burned-in subtitles, checking the result, and extracting subtitle text as an SRT file.
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Poison Pavilion’s webnovel atlas
A searchable catalog of Chinese and Korean webnovels, with English titles, tags, ratings, length, freshness, and links to their publishing platforms.
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Sedona Golden Hour tells you when to skip the sunrise
A forecast-led guide to Sedona sunrise and sunset, with viewing times, places, access effort, and advice on whether the light is worth the trip.
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SonarBuddy maps what cruising boats measure
An invite-only beta proposes turning cruisers’ depth-sounder readings into a shared map that highlights differences from seabed models.
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Stamppa: a PDF viewer for drawing sets
A Windows and Mac PDF viewer for architecture, engineering, and construction drawings, with tools for measuring, markups, revision comparison, and batch stamping.
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Ayuda Mariato’s earthquake-aid board
A Spanish-language board for coordinating earthquake relief in Mariato, listing places that need supplies and ways to offer or request help.
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Bashery: a band that follows your drumming
Bashery is an Android accompaniment app that uses electronic drum-kit MIDI input to generate a band responding to your tempo, dynamics, swing, and fills.
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Boring Period Tracker keeps cycle tracking deliberately small
A browser-based period tracker for logging cycles, estimating the next period, and making a printable summary for a doctor.
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Cacophony Propulsion wants solid rockets to take commands
The project is developing solid rocket motors whose thrust can be electronically turned off, on, and adjusted using transient plasma.
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Crossweave: parallel coding agents, one repo
Crossweave gives coding agents separate Git worktrees, tracks their session status, and trial-merges changes before you choose what to bring back to the main branch.
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A pixel pet for the Mac Dock
Dock Pets is a Mac app that puts hand-drawn pixel cats and dogs on your Dock, where they wander, nap, and react to clicks or strokes.
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Grebenniki Farm: a little farm hiding in the trees
A family farm in Talent, Oregon, offering a CSA, madrone woodcraft, animal visits, camps, and seasonal events.
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Hangar Planner maps aircraft parking and moves
A browser-based beta for arranging hangar sites, aircraft, parking areas, clearances, and move sequences.
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The Mews: a quieter web with rules
The Mews is a directory and specification for small websites built to XHTML Mobile Profile 1.2, without scripts or much of the modern web’s usual machinery.
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NUNCHOOKS: Seven Sisters Against the Blight
An in-development mixed-reality adventure about seven kung-fu chicken nuns fighting a blight in an offbeat Australia.
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One Frame: a Cantonese cinema archive
A bilingual archive links Cantonese-language films with their characters, dialogue, filming locations, and language-learning notes.