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Hollis puts league operations inside your assistant
A league-management platform for registration, payments, rosters, scheduling, and mail across the web, an API, and an AI assistant.
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Honest Food — barcode answers with receipts
A privacy-focused barcode scanner that checks food against allergies, diets, and personal avoidance rules, while showing the ingredient-based reasons.
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Hooke Family’s Six-Lure Fishing Bench
A family workshop sells six hand-finished fishing lures through personal email orders instead of a shopping cart.
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Horn OK Bye: Indian Traffic, Turned Into Ten Tiny Games
A mobile beta game that turns the chaos of Indian traffic into ten fast, comic microgames.
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HotCVE watches the vulnerability conversation
An open CVE intelligence dashboard that ranks vulnerabilities by social attention alongside EPSS, CISA KEV, CVSS, and public proof-of-concept signals.
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IDDrop — Documents From Phone to Counter
A QR-based handoff tool that sends photographed documents directly from a customer's phone to a counter operator's computer.
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IdeiaVoz, a Debate Room in São Gonçalo
A small-group debate training program in Alcântara, São Gonçalo, built around short speeches, structured rebuttals, listening, and meeting discipline.
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IpsoFactus — The three-second monitoring engine
A real-time monitoring platform that turns sensor, camera, wearable, and drone data into rules-based alarms and human responses.
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田佳庆’s Changsha Photo Journal
A photographer’s Chinese-language journal of everyday life, walking routes, equipment, editing habits, and photographs from Changsha.
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JigBeat, the ice-fishing rhythm game
A free iPhone and iPad game where players tap to a beat to pull hooked fish up through frozen holes.
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Johnny Saye, Usually Within Walking Distance of the Problem
A personal site turning failed ventures, professional experiments, soccer, and civic ambitions into an eleven-chapter working philosophy.
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JukeLoop: the jukebox with no jukebox
A phone-powered jukebox service for UK pubs and bars, using QR codes, an Android tablet, and the venue’s existing speakers.
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Kani, the kanban board that stays on your machine
A local-first kanban board with board, calendar, timeline, and summary views over one set of cards.
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Karamelo Emu, a Windows-Native Retro Emulator
An open-source GNU GPL-3.0 emulator for Windows x64, combining Libretro engines, CRT shaders, two-player TCP/IP netplay, and native ports of selected games.
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Karatasi, a pinned notebook for Omarchy
A lightweight Markdown notes tool that floats above Omarchy’s windows and saves plain files locally.
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Keep Tech Alive: Repair > Replace
A San Diego County pilot developing repair incentives for computers that still have useful life left.
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The Belt — Keith vs Mike
A season-long fantasy football scoreboard tracking one head-to-head rivalry across 11 shared leagues.
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Kerkini Boat: A Wheelchair-Accessible Lake Excursion
A boat-tour service on Greece’s Lake Kerkini built to carry wheelchair users without transferring them from their chairs.
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Keystone, a DynamoDB client built around the entities hiding in your table
A native Mac and iPad client for querying, editing, importing, exporting, and generating code for DynamoDB.
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Kid Watch — the goat-breeding calendar built for the barn
An offline herd calendar that turns each doe’s breeding date into a timeline of heat checks, pregnancy tests, dry-off, and kidding.
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KillVault, the replay recorder that notices your kills
A Windows gaming recorder that detects an on-screen kill notice and automatically saves the previous 120 seconds.
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Kin puts your contacts under one keystroke
A Mac app that lets you search Apple Contacts, review relationship details, and message, call, email, or open links from a keyboard-driven panel.
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Kinocular Gives Caregivers a Second Set of Eyes
Kinocular describes a software layer that watches a compatible home camera for wandering, falls, and visible self-injury, then alerts a caregiver.