Notavida’s four-step childcare incident report
Notavida describes a workflow for turning a teacher’s account of an incident into a director-approved report that a parent can read and sign on their phone.
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Owner Math: the numbers behind the lease
Planning software for restaurant and service-business owners, tracing costs from menu prices and payroll through rent, profit, and cash flow.
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The menu-bar pen that gives clicks back
PenLayer is a macOS overlay for annotating shared screens during calls, lessons, demos, and presentations.
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Shax: a Somali strategy game for the browser
A browser version of the traditional two-player Somali board game, with rules, computer opponents, and four language options.
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Stufe: German practice between classes
A Persian-language monthly magazine for practicing German, with levelled texts and exercises from A1 to C1.
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A travel ledger for tax-residency day counts
Tax Residency Days lets people enter or import travel stays and check how those days are counted across multiple countries.
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Who the Hell Rents an Entire XXXLutz?
whothehellrentsanentirexxxlutz.com
A case-study site documents a Eurovision-week stunt that turned a Vienna furniture store into an Airbnb listing.
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Winter Perch Log measures before it fishes
A personal ice-fishing log from three lakes around Šiauliai, Lithuania, recording ice conditions, catches, gear and winter mornings.
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California Water Monitoring Project
An independent project monitoring California waters for herbicide runoff from forestry work and investigating where detected chemicals came from.
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Galeward: a 1790s sailing-combat game built around the weather gauge
Galeward presents a naval combat game set among island fleets in the 1790s, with ship classes, crew stations, and battles shaped by wind and firing angle.
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Hank Stunts: John Mulvey’s work in fire and falls
A portfolio for Irish stunt performer and fire coordinator John Mulvey, with screen credits, training work and contact details.
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Major in Saju: a Seoul student collective
A Seoul student collective organizes saju study, digital projects, research, and public-facing events.
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Map Map: a chart of other people’s maps
A browsable catalogue plots 29 maps by subject, from flight tracking and old maps to fantasy worlds.
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Mascall Mill’s self-resetting mousetrap
A modern take on a 1590 multi-catch trap, designed to fit over a standard 5-gallon bucket.
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metalbrew: Homebrew bottles, without Ruby
A Zig-built package manager for installing Homebrew bottles and casks on Apple Silicon.
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Monorail Journal’s fare map for game spending
An independent guide reviews 12 well-known games and maps their UK purchase prices, subscription access, and in-game spending.
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NogalesPT’s pictogram-and-voice communicator
A Spanish-language augmentative and alternative communication app that combines pictograms, voice input, adaptable boards, and offline use after setup.
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Prime Point Wellness Centre brings mobility care closer to home
The Kenyan centre provides orthotics, prosthetics, mobility devices, and outreach clinics through a network of hubs.
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Publisher PayWatch’s affiliate-payment case file
A public watchdog record of unpaid affiliate-commission disputes, with evidence, company responses, and case updates.
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Rainlit Herald: reviews with a rain check
An independent UK games publication that pairs reviews with store prices, payment details, and advice on whether to buy now or wait.
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Raise the Buzz wants a kazoo section at Hornets games
A Charlotte Hornets fan ritual: drone opposing free throws, hum with the arena songs, and swell when the home team makes a run—with a phone option for fans without kazoos.
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Showorder keeps recital dancers out of quick changes
A browser-based planner arranges recital routines around dancers’ costume-change gaps, then produces backstage and audience sheets.
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Soltar gives the ten-minute urge a place to go
A forthcoming Spanish-language app for breakups, divorce, and bereavement, with daily exercises, guided meditations, and support for difficult moments.
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Surry for Privacy: eight readers, $27,500 a year
A Surry County campaign asking officials to remove county-operated Flock license-plate readers, with evidence, meeting information and a community-reported camera map.