Standing: an atlas of heritage, law and state commitments
An open-source atlas for exploring threats to cultural heritage sites, the treaties countries have joined, and legal cases involving heritage protection.
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An open-source atlas for exploring threats to cultural heritage sites, the treaties countries have joined, and legal cases involving heritage protection.
A self-hosted credential broker that lets agents request named effects while keeping long-lived credentials out of their context.
A globe-based city guide for finding places that are open now, browsing local tips, and building a routeable plan.
A fictional news archive presents a photo sequence about a subject said to be slipping into a past she never lived.
A browsable atlas of 5,810 hot springs, with map and location filters plus details such as fees, seasons, and rules.
A Toronto watchdog page pairs a crew-reporting map with traffic-camera links, volunteer shifts, and protest-rights resources.
Phone-based calculators estimate union tradespeople’s pay from logged hours, agreement-specific rules, deductions, and taxes.
売上JP lets readers compare sales and profits for 3,138 Japanese listed companies, with decade-long trends and breakdowns by business segment.
V-Asist is Mac software that records video-assist takes automatically when a camera’s SDI REC flag says it is rolling.
An interactive workspace for making, replaying, and inking geometric constructions.
An awareness page pairs domestic-violence guidance with a U.S.–Canada support directory searchable by ZIP or Canadian postal code.
An independent guide turns Berkeley’s city budget into an explorable overview of spending, revenue, departments, deficits, and ballot questions.
A free lookup tool for dating saxophones, clarinets, flutes, bassoons, and oboes using maker-specific serial records.
A public graffiti wall where visitors can write, draw, or scratch without an account.
An independent research site tracking U.S. federal institutions through primary documents, public-record trackers, ballot explainers, predictions, and corrections.
QStOry reads an amateur-radio ADIF log and presents its contacts as maps, statistics, and a shareable report.
A Japanese community site invites people to write five-seven-five poems in response to daily news prompts.
A Korean QA engineer’s personal site documenting AI-assisted tools, software teardowns, and technical writing.
An MCP-connected service lets an AI assistant design a part, check its CAD file against manufacturing constraints, and request a quote.
A scam-checking tool for India: paste a suspicious message, link or call to see the tactics it uses and find family or post-payment help.
A public directory and map of places accepting donations for families affected by an earthquake in Panama.
A free browser game about driving a trotro through Accra, picking up passengers and navigating city hazards.
A shared, self-hostable map for EVE Online corporations to track wormhole chains, signatures, intel, and capital routes.
An interactive globe and searchable archive of UAP reports, cases, and videos spanning 1561 to 2026.