STEM Hub: Calculators That Show Their Work
A free browser-based workspace of physics, chemistry, unit-conversion, and scientific calculators with transparent formulas, explicit units, and worked examples.
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A free browser-based workspace of physics, chemistry, unit-conversion, and scientific calculators with transparent formulas, explicit units, and worked examples.
An interactive market simulation where 24 real tickers become pets in a pixel-town trading game.
A French-language guide that evaluates 21 ways to quit smoking against research from Cochrane, HAS, Inserm, ANSES, and the WHO.
A local-first tool that compares baseline and candidate structured outputs to catch semantic regressions hidden behind valid schemas.
A research digest that turns recent nutrition, exercise, gut-health, and metabolism studies into a seven-study issue with a 17-minute audio edition.
A searchable, crowd-sourced archive of photographed summit-register pages, machine-transcribed and corrected by people.
A phone-based swim-start analysis tool that tracks a diver’s body through setup, launch, flight, and entry, then recommends one correction.
A macOS app lets a host invite browser guests into the same live shell, with read-only access by default and typing granted per person.
A parody meme-coin fund whose two AI portfolio managers have executed zero trades since inception.
A theatrical satire about a symbolic chair occupied by central-bank officials and other financial power brokers.
A searchable civic feed that turns TikTok reports of New York City problems, projects, and fixes into location-based signals.
A no-account property map showing rental and sale listings at their actual building locations across Estonia and Montenegro.
A serialized story about Noori, family secrets, criminal dealings, and one impossible place dragged out of the dark.
Daniel and Aviv offer free, personal matchmaking for Jewish singles through a short form, an introductory call, and permission-based introductions.
A set of industrial size and gauge charts covering tap drills, threads, wire, pipe, sockets, torque, rebar, and more.
An iPhone camera built around three live film looks: Flash, Day, and After Dark.
A free interactive site for sending someone an all-expenses-paid ticket to the imaginary destination of Calmville.
A chess training game where finding the best move weakens Stockfish instead of defeating it outright.
A browser-based tool asks eleven questions about how a brand writes, then generates voice files for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, and style checkers.
Graflio turns an Amazon ASIN into a research-backed set of editable product infographics.
RevDex identifies cars from a single photo and files them into a personal collection with specs, rarity tiers, badges, maps, and rival garages.
A free, browser-based Spanish-language tool that builds event budgets, calculates break-even attendance, and exports editable Excel or PDF reports.
A UK lawn-care email service that watches postcode-level weather and tells you when to mow, feed, treat, or water.
A Japanese database for comparing ultralight backpacking gear by weight, capacity, insulation value, temperature rating, and price.