keybars makes your keyboard’s backlight play the music
This free, open-source tool turns per-key RGB keyboard lighting into a live audio equaliser on macOS and Linux.
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Lumi Memory’s Cantonese memory gym
A free study resource for Hong Kong students, pairing memory-method lessons with practice for English spelling, Chinese dictation, and maths formulas.
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Machine Readable’s civic-data briefs
Machine Readable combines government datasets into free, reproducible briefs about city issues.
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mai Fish: an AI-agent terminal dressed as a fish market
A fishmonger-themed product page for mai, a terminal interface for running persistent AI coding-agent sessions.
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mai Pride: Every model is welcome, all year
A Pride campaign for mai, an AI coding-agent product that presents support for hosted, API-key, protocol-based, and local agents.
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Meeriland Moonwick
A free browser game where you fly a little blue ghost through moonlit places to find his hiding friend.
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MekkaBoy: a handheld emulator for WoW downtime
MekkaBoy is a World of Warcraft addon that opens a Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance emulator inside the game, with four original games and multiplayer for supported titles.
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A seaside ham festival with a knife-side view
The official site presents Estepona’s annual Certamen Mundial del Jamón Popi: a free seaside festival of Iberian ham, professional cutters and nightly concerts.
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A Violet Bouquet, Drawn One Equation at a Time
An interactive mathematical flower bouquet, paired with a personal message for someone named Nikki.
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The Otaku Simulator
A free browser game that simulates one fan’s underground-idol life across 2020–2026, using public records for real idols and fictional events for the day-to-day story.
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Paradise: The First Days Beyond the Shore
An interactive digital-afterlife concept follows a fictional grandfather as he explores an unfamiliar world.
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A GPS Passport for the End of the World
Pasaporte Fueguino is a free web and Android adventure game that turns real Tierra del Fuego destinations into a pixel-art passport of GPS-verified badges.
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Pet Cremation Finder (ペット火葬さがし)
A Japanese directory for comparing pet cremation and funeral providers by region, cremation method, pet weight, and published price conditions.
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PrintaCoaster, a browser roller-coaster workshop
Design a roller coaster in your browser, test its motion with physics, and export a kit of 3D-printable parts.
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The 3 a.m. Artemis queue hunt
Rahdar is an open-source console for managing and observing Apache ActiveMQ Artemis clusters across brokers.
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Razor Lookup’s vintage dating archive
A free lookup tool helps identify and date vintage razors from maker-specific codes, serial numbers, stamps, models, and related markings.
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Sangam Atlas: a map with its doubts attached
A draft atlas connects places named in Sangam Tamil poetry to poems, candidate locations, sources, and confidence levels.
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Takuma Satoh’s flood-data-and-apps portfolio
A Kumamoto-based disaster-information researcher and iOS developer documents resident-run river cameras, watershed work, wetlands, and apps for fishing and wildlife destinations.
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Keep It a Dead End: Reatta Meadows’ road-plan campaign
A neighborhood campaign opposing a proposed College Station road extension and rezoning behind Reatta Meadows.
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A “SecuX Security Center” asking for the keys
A page styled as a SecuX firmware advisory asks visitors to enter a 12- or 24-word wallet recovery phrase.
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五十年転生 (Gojūten): One Sengoku Life
A free, no-registration life simulator casts you as a randomly chosen real person from Japan’s Sengoku period, then advances your life through decisions, battles, and a final chronicle.
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Shaun, the programming language that marks your homework
Shaun pairs a classroom-themed programming language with a downloadable desktop IDE and a compiler that the site says writes x86-64 machine code directly.
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Sheep Frame keeps the film edge in the picture
A free, browser-based tool adds film borders or builds contact sheets from photos, with processing kept on your device.
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Solarwind: a starship among real stars
A browser game lets you collect stellar-wind fuel and jump between real nearby stars.