Foul Paper, an eight-reader manuscript tribunal
A manuscript critique service that runs a finished book through eight AI readers assigned to four sharply different editorial roles.
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A manuscript critique service that runs a finished book through eight AI readers assigned to four sharply different editorial roles.
A shared stained-glass canvas gives every visitor fifteen pixels an hour to place, overwrite, and eventually lose.
A Delhi-and-Haryana nonprofit explains how it feeds, shelters, and treats abandoned cattle—and what each donation pays for.
A public board tracking Delaware building projects through bid notices, procurement records, design-stage signals, and detailed project files.
An open-source push-to-talk dictation and meeting transcription tool for Apple Silicon Macs.
A public review board that grades medical-AI benchmarks and clinical studies for methodological quality.
An iPhone app that extracts recipes from reels, photos, links, and family memory, then turns them into editable, photographed cookbooks.
A Norwegian seaweed producer sells ready-to-eat kelp pesto, hummus, and curry products grown on ropes off Rødøy at the Arctic Circle.
A claymation sitcom about a man, his laptop, and the increasingly domestic life they share.
A sharp editorial site arguing that HTML and CSS already handle more of the web than developers tend to let them.
A personal archive of writing, music, photography, videos, interactive pages, experiments, and handmade objects.
A Telegram-based UTME practice tool that delivers past questions, timed mocks, weak-topic drills, and predicted scores.
A Thai-language workflow tool that turns school purchasing, inventory, textbook, asset-register, and annual-audit data into editable administrative documents.
An AI tooling company offering MCP servers for Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and the open web, alongside research into reproducible AI.
Lex is an effect-typed language and runtime for constraining, sandboxing, and auditing software whose behavior cannot be fully trusted.
A vehicle-finish visualization tool that renders proposed paint, wheel, caliper, glass, and trim changes before sending a coded specification to a participating shop.
A Pueblo, Colorado service that adjusts golf-club loft by choosing a physical index-plate hole rather than trusting the number stamped on the club.
Uma light novel portuguesa sobre um príncipe que quer ser o maior mago do mundo e uma serva que conhece o preço dessa ambição.
An education and reference library explaining market-manipulation techniques alongside a searchable record of enforcement actions.
Offline desktop software for Pakistani LPG agencies, combining customer khata, billing, payments, stock, and empty-cylinder tracking on the depot’s own computer.
A private Wednesday-night cornhole league at Mike and Denise’s, with teams, standings, rules, awards, a gallery, and a Hall of Fame.
Mimor describes an autonomous business agent whose spending rules live in an onchain policy account rather than only in a model prompt.
An allied-health training system puts learners in timed, vernacular patient cases where they talk, order tests, and receive a replayable competence grade.
A browser-based XML editor that reads a schema and presents only the elements allowed at each position.