BallotInBrief puts your LA ballot in brief
A Los Angeles ballot guide asks for a home address, then presents contests in ballot order, plain-English measure effects, and optional group positions.
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Banner Years turns old sports pages into hometown tributes
A custom service that mines local newspaper archives and community memorabilia for sports-season recaps, tribute videos, player cards, and keepsakes.
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A calibration-curve fitter that keeps the replicates
A browser-based tool fits an unweighted linear calibration curve from known concentrations and measured responses, then provides residuals and exports.
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City 2026: SimCity 2000, rebuilt for the browser
A playable browser remake brings back SimCity 2000’s city-building, with low-poly 3D buildings and maps spanning 1900 to 2050.
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CloudBreaks, the cloud retirement calendar
A source-linked tracker of upcoming AWS, Azure, and GCP deprecations, forced upgrades, and runtime end-of-life dates.
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Colossway: Cities on the backs of walking giants
An action MMORPG for PC built around cities and realms on the backs of roaming, mountain-sized Ambler creatures.
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Daily Red Pokémon: a daily climb up Mt. Silver
A free browser-based Pokémon battle challenge: choose a lead from a changing team of six and take on Red using Gen III rules.
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Damgan Backyard Ultra: One Loop, Every Hour
A 6.7-kilometre coastal race in Damgan, France, sends runners out on the hour on April 24–25, 2027, for up to 30 rounds.
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DealRevue maps commercial real-estate deals across 28 metros
A free, browsable directory of publicly announced commercial property sales and leases, organized by metro and asset class.
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Deck Riot: Skateboarding from the podium to the balance sheet
An independent skateboarding publication covering contest results, riders, videos, gear, industry history and culture.
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DIVEOPS PRO: a logbook that follows the diver
An online logbook for commercial divers, with offline entry, QR-code supervisor sign-off, and records designed to travel between contractors.
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Eyes puts a nearby pair of eyes in an AI agent’s workflow
Eyes describes a service where an AI agent can request a live photo from someone near a place and receive an answer tied to that image.
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Figbox: science simulations students can play with
Figbox offers browser-based chemistry, physics, and biology simulations with movable apparatus and live graphs for lessons and virtual practicals.
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First Audit Radar’s state-by-state retirement-plan forecast
A subscription data service for employee-benefit audit firms, forecasting U.S. retirement plans expected to need their first independent audit.
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A $25.35 Alberta refund that asks for your CVV
On freedom-mobile.info, a page presenting itself as an Alberta government registry refund flow requests personal details, date of birth, card information, and account credentials.
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GauchoNutri: UCSB Dining, Translated and Portion-Counted
A bilingual meal-planning tool that recommends what to eat, how much, and which of UCSB’s four dining commons to visit.
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Unstock: a new Android setup without a new phone
An Android makeover guide showing how launchers, icon packs, widgets, and app replacements can change the feel of a phone you already own.
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A paper trail for the green-card queue
greencardline organizes Visa Bulletin dates and U.S. immigration processing timelines, with historical records and source links.
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Hex Hour: neighborhood fantasy after dark
A browser-based fantasy strategy game pitch built around defending your real neighborhood, with optional walks that boost the rewards.
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IEP Agent: a local assistant for the school-plan folder
A free assistant for parents to organize a child’s IEP, keep notes, and prepare printable meeting materials on their own computer.
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Insurance Appeal Helper turns denials into next steps
A free U.S.-focused guide and toolkit for people contesting insurance denials, with letter templates, deadline estimates and state insurance department links.
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IronPhoenix: an engine for four-player Teams chess
An open-source C++20 chess engine built for the 14 × 14 cross board and the shared stakes of four-player Teams chess.
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IRChatterbox: IRC, with a little less clutter
A free, open-source IRC client for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, with channel tools, inline media, bouncer support, and built-in themes.
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Japan Cycling Trip: A 47-Prefecture Camping RPG
A browser game casts you as a cycling influencer touring Japan, managing gear, money, weather, and campsites along the way.