The Yandex Delivery Checkout That Wants Your Card
A Russian-language delivery confirmation page styled as Yandex Delivery, offering a 220 ₽ shipment and requesting card verification.
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A Russian-language delivery confirmation page styled as Yandex Delivery, offering a 220 ₽ shipment and requesting card verification.
A describe-to-print fabrication service that turns plain-language requests into 3D-printed parts, then ships them to your door.
A free interactive drum-learning site where lessons scroll in time, using either a MIDI kit or on-screen pads.
An offline-first Android scoring app for informal cricket matches, with custom rules, improvised teams, ball-by-ball scorecards, and handoff between scorers.
Hakiki offers consent-based Kenyan national ID verification for tenants, employees, buyers, members, and renters.
Handrax turns a company’s internal documents into an in-context handbook for tools such as HubSpot, Zendesk, Jira, and NetSuite.
A Beijing home-chef service cooks customizable Chinese meals on site for solo dinners, dates, family gatherings, parties, and team events.
A custom digital birthday card presenting 46 personal messages, memories, photos, and birthday wishes for Jayne.
A Bay Area photographer’s archive of 240 photographs of night, light, landscapes, wildlife, cosmology, and travel.
A Portuguese-language developer portfolio covering factory-floor production systems, ERP, data warehouses, BI, automation, and web work.
A searchable directory of 287 healthcare databases, datasets, trial registries, literature indexes, providers, and terminology standards.
An open-source .NET health-monitoring library with per-check intervals, repeated-failure escalation, and a live read-only status board.
A freely accessible digital edition of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel’s works, based on the Gesammelte Werke and built for reading and full-text research.
An interactive Russian-language archive exploring resurrection, rebirth, immortality, and return across religions, mythology, and philosophy.
A free walking router for Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Niš that favors shade and flatter streets over the fastest route.
A family-run press researches family lines to documented standards, then turns the findings into wall charts, sewn books, and private family-tree websites.
A retro roadside publication about cars, diners, motels, dealerships, and the American road, presented as postcards from a fictional motor court.
A public catalog of scam reports, searchable by the phone number, link, or handle that contacted you.
A device-local transcriber records a sung, played, or hummed monophonic line and exports the result as MusicXML.
Ines is an AI concierge for Abu Dhabi, London, and Paris that answers plain-language questions about restaurants, events, and evenings out through WhatsApp.
A licensed Tokyo kimono stylist and photographer combines personalized vintage-kimono dressing, cultural explanation, hairstyling, and street or shrine portrait sessions.
A free craving-intervention tool that offers a focused 90-second activity for moments of stress or boredom.
An open reference to paragliding sites across Iran, covering seasons, access, airspace, customs, visas, and trip planning.
An independent audit desk that reads Chrome extension source code to show what each extension can access.