ARTA Wants AI-Generated Tests to Show Their Work
ARTA is an open-source test automation system that turns requirements, source code, API specifications, and observed application behavior into traceable tests.
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ARTA is an open-source test automation system that turns requirements, source code, API specifications, and observed application behavior into traceable tests.
A no-account game that sends a random amount of Bitcoin over Lightning when you submit an address and pass a bot-check puzzle.
An open-source Windows monitor that identifies which programs are actually consuming your CPU, GPU, memory, disk, and network.
A multilingual training assistant builds season plans and individual practice sessions for club teams across five sports.
A Bay Area ensemble performing video game, anime, and film soundtracks in concert halls, with tickets, recordings, auditions, and community programming.
A free literary collective for women writing poetry, fiction, nonfiction, memoir, and essays.
A focused web tool that converts manufacturer glazing performance values into NVIDIA MDL materials for Iray in 3ds Max.
A browser driving simulator built from aerial photogrammetry, OpenStreetMap roads, and real Royal Docks petrol stations.
A consumer-facing index compares 39 infant formulas using reported levels of lead, arsenic, cadmium, and aluminum.
GradeMyGrail analyzes photos of raw, unrestored comics and returns a conservative numeric grade, designation, defect notes, and possible pressing advice.
A Walkerton concert project where Grey Bruce musicians perform iconic albums in full, beginning with Led Zeppelin IV.
A browser tool that seals photos, videos, and an optional note until a date and time you choose.
A Rice University student group offers free blood pressure and blood sugar checks at Houston health fairs and helps people find clinics that accept patients without insurance.
A 1,120-acre Colorado hunting preserve documenting its land, wildlife, water, and habitat decisions as an ongoing evidence record.
A browser chess variant where players periodically move empty squares, creating holes that reshape the board and block sliding pieces.
An Apple Vision Pro app turns ordinary videos of people into looping, room-scale holograms that stand on a table.
Homemade Theater presents a Beirut-based theatre school built around voice, body, fear, memory, imagination, and performance.
A free browser zombie-survival game built around five-minute runs, escalating hordes, squad builds, compound defenses, and live four-player co-op.
HumanCanRead converts DOCX files into image-only PDFs designed to remain readable while reducing automated OCR recovery.
An English-language publication from Tromsø covering northern Norway’s fisheries, energy, climate, security, communities, and daily life.
A fan-built service matches an IRONMAN finisher’s bib number to official results, cuts a five-minute window from public finish-line footage, and emails the clip.
A two-person drawing and image-choice game that compares answers, calculates a synchrony score, and assigns a playful relationship diagnosis.
A free offline macOS menu bar app that locks your screen shortly before jamaat so you leave the computer and pray.
A family-run site guides people through submitting victim-impact statements before Sakeena Khaadi’s sentencing hearing.