OpenMuse, a personal assistant you run yourself
An open-source assistant that hands off research, building, and planning tasks while keeping preferences and results in the same conversation.
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An open-source assistant that hands off research, building, and planning tasks while keeping preferences and results in the same conversation.
Shop-management software for independent repair and retail shops, combining clock-ins, repair tickets, sales, purchasing, inventory, and cash tracking for $49 a month per store.
Our Family Stories is a small bilingual archive for recording memories under individual family members’ names.
An n8n workflow monitor that checks whether successful-looking automations actually produced the expected result.
A family bakery in Luján, Argentina, tracing its operation from hand-made bread in 1875 to sourdough loaves, focaccias, croissants, cakes, and sandwiches.
A bilingual control panel that connects to a microwave-scanning dish, sweeps selected angles, and exports the resulting readings.
An indie role-playing demo follows Nam, a 22-year-old migrant worker balancing jobs, health, money, and family debt across 30 days in an urban Vietnamese setting.
A voice-first investigation game where players question fictional callers, verify independent evidence, and place chips on their judgments.
A free poker trainer that deals random nine-handed preflop situations and checks your fold, call, or raise against chart-grounded ranges.
An Arabic-language campus guide for PTUK’s Tulkarm campus, with an interactive map, building search, walking routes, and a schedule tool.
A French problem navigator that turns housing, work, administrative, consumer, and family situations into ordered steps, deadlines, letters, and possible remedies.
A proposed remote-deployment fire suppression platform that places or delivers a pod to a fire before firefighters enter.
A weekly accessibility monitor that explains WCAG failures and gives developers corrected, re-tested code.
An Arabic-first nutrition tracker built around dishes such as kabsa, machboos, and harees rather than treating them as generic rice entries.
An open-source repository preflight tool that inspects unfamiliar code, scripts, dependencies, and configuration without intentionally installing or executing the project.
Rivetport reviews and publishes deterministic compatibility bridges between read-only JSON APIs with different routes and field names.
A specialized design platform for AV integrators that places speakers, cameras, Wi-Fi, lighting, and shades on architectural plans, then produces coverage maps, schedules, drawings, and proposals.
An Arabic-language browser game that prepares learners for Germany’s Klasse B theory driving test through a 14-chapter story, audio dialogue, questions, and interactive traffic simulations.
A browser-based questionnaire matches your home and routine with 195 dog breeds, then explains why each breed fits.
A nine-question shoe recommender uses information about your feet, gait, age, activity, and current footwear to produce an explained match.
A local-first Chrome extension for capturing songs heard on live radio, organizing them into playlists, and exporting the collection in several formats.
A playful browser tool that judges your apology, recommends a rewrite, and fines reflexive guilt with imaginary money.
A browser-based calculator for quoting 3D printing work with material, machine time, labor, failed prints, batch quantity, fees, and target margin.
A browser-based planner for sizing embroidery equipment around mixed-order queues, operator capacity, bottlenecks, and growth.