Play Vexle, the Flag-Drawing Game That Scores Your Memory
A daily and practice game where you draw national flags from memory, then receive scores for colour, layout, and detail.
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A daily and practice game where you draw national flags from memory, then receive scores for colour, layout, and detail.
A public tracker documenting proposed data centers, transmission projects, zoning changes, and community impacts across Pennsylvania’s Poconos.
A Chinese-English project studio collecting experiments in reading, photography, knowledge, local AI, and unusual tools.
An independent scorecard for destination mountain and trail ultras, rating how much each race asks and whether the ticket seems worth it.
A browser-based construction-drawing literacy course built around a coordinated 16-sheet building set.
Register Atlas maps and organizes National Register places by location, date, architecture, status, and historical significance.
A Windows network scanner that identifies devices, explains its evidence, tracks changes, and runs without administrator rights.
A sofa marketplace that sorts sectionals by geometric shape, tests them against room measurements, and connects buyers with nearby makers.
An open-source MCP server lets Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other agents draw and edit hand-drawn Excalidraw diagrams on a local canvas.
An open-source Mac app that streams microphone speech word by word over WebSocket or server-sent events.
Condition-inspection software for aircraft maintenance shops that turns checklist findings, photos, authorizations, and compliance records into reports, logbook entries, and invoices.
A browser-based QR generator for static, non-expiring codes with privacy-preserving creation, print-size checks, and vector exports.
A macOS app that keeps course PDFs, annotations, notebooks, search, and document-based questions in one local library.
An invite-only arcade fighting game that turns a wedding shoot into a full-body, bouquet-swinging boss battle.
A public dashboard tracking Texas weather, wildfire, flood, earthquake, tropical, winter, heat, and power-grid conditions from official sources.
An interactive reconstruction and archival project that asks what might happen if Alan and Sruthi, the two AIs from a 2011 Cleverbot demonstration, kept talking.
An interactive Psychology 101 study guide built from 14 chapter exercises and a final murder-mystery challenge.
An investigative-style archive of companies that collapsed, from Enron and Theranos to Pets.com and Juicero.
Farm software that tracks livestock and garden production from barn or field through processing, freezer inventory, shop sales, and enterprise accounting.
A Cartersville, Georgia plant service tending storefront containers, hanging baskets, interior tropicals, and watering routes for Main Street businesses.
A source-cited reconstruction of Tamerlane's 14th-century chess variant, playable against a bot or other people across web, desktop, and Android.
A Spanish-language social game where players choose stylized gestures, face off in three-stage aura battles, and let a jury award the points.
TUỔI20 presents the Vietnamese book DỰNG free online, with 11 sections, 61 chapters, and a private space for reading notes and exercises.
A calm, one-tap migraine tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch that connects attacks with logged habits, sleep, medication, and weather, then produces a PDF for the doctor’s office.