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An iPhone app that turns a photo of a messy closet, garage, drawer, or other space into an organizing plan, checklist, and suggested storage setup.
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An iPhone app that turns a photo of a messy closet, garage, drawer, or other space into an organizing plan, checklist, and suggested storage setup.
A Japanese editorial guide to choosing tools, arranging work, and switching between work and hobbies on desks around 100cm wide.
An interactive atlas for exploring harmonized human-brain single-cell datasets by region, cell type, donor, and gene expression.
A children’s media project pairing dinosaur characters with short songs, stories, picture books, and parent-guided activities about values such as kindness, thrift, and sincerity.
A bilingual dentist’s personal page for Russian-speaking patients in Northeast Florida, combining appointment guidance with local community listings and plain-language dental articles.
A public, visual catalogue of 440 books, with browsing by title, author, and subject.
Estimilo lets customers scan a business QR code, describe a job to Milo in their browser, and receive an estimate based on the company's approved pricing rules.
A multilingual digital library of Gnostic and apocryphal Christian texts, organized by collection, chronology, glossary, map, and parallel reading tools.
A landowner-first guide to timber value, timber sales, forest management, taxes, calculators, and finding forestry help.
A Windows desktop tool for KYB analysts that compares declared-entity details with domain and company evidence, then produces explainable CLEAR, REFER, or DECLINE outcomes.
Keywind offers small-business owners an AI chief of staff, installed with them by Alex Chan and supported for 90 days.
A private iPhone and iPad scanner that uses on-device OCR to organize receipts, statements, forms, and notes.
A GoHighLevel add-on that turns booked appointments into a dispatch board, on-my-way texts, and customer-facing before-and-after photo pages.
A Japanese web magazine investigates the proportions behind sunflowers, A4 paper, television screens, and other familiar objects.
A Thailand-based sourcing service for landscape projects in the Middle East, matching plant specifications with measured and photographed lots before port handover.
A caregiving app lets a parent tap “I’m okay” each morning and alerts a family contact when the check-in is missed.
An independent archive catalogues 36 statements by Hasan Piker, pairing each entry with its date, context, response, reporting, and—when available—the source video queued to the relevant moment.
A Vermont-based service for silo pre-heating, freeze protection, thermal inspections, and emergency warming across four northeastern states.
A small Japanese coffee roaster in Toride, Ibaraki, selling four listed coffees roasted after payment and shipped within three days.
A Bangladeshi craft enterprise presenting handloom textiles, Nakshi Kantha, bamboo and cane goods, jute products, and traditional clothing.
An Indonesian finance tool that turns WhatsApp messages and receipt photos into organized expense records.
A Japanese study platform for the 乙種第4類 hazardous-materials certification, with hundreds of questions, explanations, reference lessons, and practice tests.
A browser extension that shows recent wine-auction hammer prices beside live lots before you bid.
An open interactive science platform where students test variables, read evidence, and explain concepts through simulations and missions.