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Zivug organizes matchmaking profiles, pair suggestions, and the follow-up work of shadchanim in an iPhone app and browser.
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Adaptive Auto Skinning for Blender
A $35 Blender add-on that automatically assigns bone weights to a character’s body, clothing, and fingers.
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Argus: point your phone at the planes
A phone-based aircraft-spotting demo uses ADS-B data and the phone’s sensors to label known aircraft in the sky, with sightings exportable as JSON or CSV.
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The Bumper Years: Israeli political stickers, 1995–2005
A bilingual archive cataloguing 167 Israeli left-wing political stickers and related campaign ephemera.
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cooldanji: Is your apartment’s maintenance fee high?
A Korean-language tool for comparing apartment common-area maintenance costs with similar buildings and other Seoul districts.
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Cremation Price Map puts funeral-home prices side by side
A searchable comparison of posted cremation and funeral prices from 19 providers, with each listing’s price-list date.
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A Data Matrix generator that thinks about the printer
A free tool for creating Data Matrix codes as PNG, SVG or true-size PDFs, with separate workflows for batches, GS1 data and labels.
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두루: A Cat-Hiking Game
두루 is a browser-based hiking game where players outfit cats, collect charms, and share a mountain outing with others.
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Ferrovigia maps Spain’s live rail disruptions
A public map tracks train delays, cancellations, service notices, weather and passenger reports across rail networks in Spain.
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Gan Eden turns Bereshit into a browser RPG
A free browser RPG that turns the weekly Torah portion into quests, beginning with Adam in the Garden of Eden and proceeding through Bereshit.
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Gerontonomia, in four steps
An evidence-rich explainer of “gerontonomia,” the proposed political economy in which ageing electorates help sustain stagnation.
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ID-Kit: a test bench for SAML and OpenID Connect
ID-Kit presents a free set of simulators and diagnostic tools for testing SAML and OpenID Connect authentication integrations.
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KikiClass turns academy worksheets into student quizzes
A Korean platform for small academies combines worksheet-to-quiz creation, student attendance tracking, classroom activities, and parent reports.
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Mbu Red Gold: Youth Work Around Mbu’s Red Cola
A youth platform for sharing art, stories, films, designs, and cola-farming work from Mbu Village in Cameroon.
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PHV puts PHP-shaped web code behind a compiler
A downloadable web language that keeps PHP-like variables and templates while checking types, output contexts, and SQL parameters at compile time.
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Pluraterra’s atlas of prosperity
A country-data atlas for comparing prosperity, living conditions, and opportunity across economies.
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Policy Central, the policy cross-checker
An open-source agent that reviews policy documents for conflicts, repeated clauses, and changes that affect other rules.
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ShelfSure: Friday recall alerts for resale shops
ShelfSure sends U.S. thrift, consignment, and resale shops a weekly email listing government recalls related to the kinds of goods and brands they sell.
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Sweatpea gives your Mac’s menu bar a pea with opinions
A macOS utility that shows when the computer is working hard, points to the app responsible, and nudges you to take a break.
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Takeday: the shooting schedule that recalculates itself
A Ukrainian production tool for building shoot-day schedules, shot plans, and actor call times.
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Tally’s scorekeepers for belote-family games
Tally offers free scorekeeping apps for seven related card games, with game-specific rules and scoring.
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TheGeekachu’s Cross-Disciplinary Maker Portfolio
A 13-year-old builder’s portfolio of software, robotics, CAD, and other engineering projects.
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TSDT’s work to preserve Tjwao
The Tsoro-o-tso San Development Trust presents community-led work in Tjwao language preservation, San cultural heritage, education, and research.
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Where’s the Fire?
A location-based tool that estimates which wildfire may have sent smoke to you.