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Care, health, advocacy, support, and services organized around moments when people need help.
Visual leads · 2026-08-30
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Voice Log, a recorder that waits
voice-log.org
A large-button talking recorder designed to let someone speak, hear responses, revisit recordings, and send messages to a helper.
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PA Recruit: One Person’s Care Team
pa-recruit.com
A direct recruitment site for personal assistants supporting a disabled writer in his home in Ube, Japan.
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Talking Cards by Plapl Games
plaplgames.com
A free offline AAC picture-board app that helps children who find words hard build spoken sentences from picture cards.
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No-Rings — Twenty Minutes, No Dating-App Theater
saltlake.love
A BYU-and-Provo service arranges short, daytime conversations between two people who agree to meet in a public place.
Observed 2026-08-30
The GLP Circle Writes Down the Part Medication Culture Skips
theglpcircle.net
An independent peer-support community for people using GLP-1 medications and peptide protocols, built around circles, journals, daily check-ins, milestones, and buddy conversations.
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気仙沼シェアハウス 糸: a shared home for starting parenthood
ito-kesennuma.com
A mother-and-child share house in Kesennuma offering short, medium, and long stays with an informal support network that includes a retired childcare worker.
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Plainly Her Starts With the Symptoms You Actually Say Out Loud
plainlyherhealth.com
Plainly Her offers plain-language perimenopause guidance, a four-minute symptom check, reviewed answers, and an assistant grounded in its own pages.
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Visual Support Tools for Autism, Built Around Rocco
visualsupporttoolsasd.com
Ashlee Savia DeConinck presents visual autism-support books and printable resources for school, first responders, and emergency care.
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Access Made Iowa Prints the Missing Little Things
accessmadeiowa.org
An Iowa nonprofit project designs and 3D-prints custom adaptive tools for people who need practical accessibility solutions.
Dhaemoz Turns Blood Requests Into Donor Alerts
dhaemoz.space
A Lagos-focused dispatch platform that converts hospital blood requests from calls, voice notes, WhatsApp, or paper into structured donor alerts.
Help Me Get Around Turns AliExpress Links into Mobility Funding
helpmegetaround.com
A personal accessibility fundraiser converts AliExpress product links into affiliate links, directing small commissions toward an EZ Raider mobility vehicle.
Karuna Stories Keeps Family History in the Voices That Lived It
karunastories.com
A Kenyan family-archive service creating documentary films, photographs, family trees, and digital records from guided conversations.
The Rolodex refuses to rank your love life
rolodex.love
A queer-centered matchmaking service built around long applications, conversations with real matchmakers, and carefully explained one-to-one introductions.
Shabash, a Hindi-first health coaching team
getshabash.app
A health coaching app that builds daily routines around Indian life, with Hindi-English chat coaches, home remedies, and adaptive plans.
A Field Guide to Special Cleaning in Aichi, Gifu and Mie
hajimete-tokusyuseisou.com
A Japanese guide helps people arrange post-death special cleaning by situation, region, sequence, cost, and verifiable provider information.
AwardOps Finds the Awards Your Company Can Actually Enter
award-ops.com
A UK-focused award research and writing desk that identifies suitable business awards, then prepares submission-ready entries for £495.
APAD Measures Which Pedal Is Doing the Work
apad-preview.site
APAD is an assisted-cycling platform that senses left-right effort, adjusts resistance, and sends rehabilitation data to a connected dashboard.
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