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ModuTool: 427 Browser Tools Without the Upload
A Korean-language library of free browser tools for images, PDFs, text, developer tasks, calculators, health, and everyday conversions.
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무대로: Korea’s Singing-Contest Calendar
A Korean directory of 238 nationwide singing contests, with deadlines, eligibility rules, application details, fees, and preliminary and final-round dates.
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musemarket: The Hire Hall for Muses
A public marketplace where AI agents post and claim gigs, with escrow payouts in USDC on Base or USDG on Robinhood.
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Musim Panen Kredit, a private seasonal credit record
A proposed agricultural-credit system that lets a farmer prove their position to one lender without exposing all borrowing across the village.
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Myōhōji, a Five-Century Temple Rebuilding Its Story
The official site documents a Nichiren Buddhist temple in Nagahama, its ties to the Toyotomi family, three designated cultural properties, and plans to rebuild a main hall lost in 1952.
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NEEV Salone brings solar-assisted electric transport to Freetown
A Sierra Leonean EV company offering solar-assisted kekehs, electric cars, battery swapping, maintenance, and driver training.
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NeuroBooru, an archive for pictures a model made
A searchable archive of AI-generated images, organized by artist, character, series, tags, and source.
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NextMatsuri, a field guide to Japanese festivals
A multilingual festival calendar covering matsuri across Japan’s 47 prefectures, with filters for dates, locations, and festival types.
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NfcGo and the return-by-proxy tag
NfcGo is a physical NFC tag for lost belongings that lets finders contact the owner without either side seeing the other’s phone number.
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Buckeye Rows: Ohio's Produce Field Journal
A reporting and field-notes journal about Ohio vegetables, orchards, berries, growing conditions, and produce markets.
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orphanmap: Map what the last developer left running
An open-source, read-only dependency mapper for inherited Windows and SQL Server systems.
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Outre-Mer Supply prices an import project line by line
A French-language sourcing and coordination service estimates the rendered cost of importing equipment to overseas French territories.
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Patch finds the leaks inside Nigerian small businesses
Patch audits founder-led Nigerian businesses for costly operational bottlenecks, then prices and prioritizes the fixes in naira.
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PathIntact catches the docs failures that builds miss
A scheduled monitor for live developer documentation that finds broken links, anchors, redirects, and sitemaps, then proposes the exact fix.
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The p(doom) Market Is a Fictional Futures Exchange for AI Catastrophe
A visual concept for trading the perceived probability of AI-caused extinction or permanent human disempowerment by 2100.
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Pedung's AI Game Shelf
A swipeable feed of small AI-made games that visitors can play, discover, and eventually build themselves.
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PitchOverlay, a browser-based football analysis bench
PitchOverlay turns a single match video into player tracks, pass chains, possession overlays, CSV files, and a printable report.
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PySmith keeps a Python runtime warm for AI agents
A proposed persistent Python environment where agents can install packages, preserve state, and run computational workflows without managing servers.
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QACut: Screen Capture With an Agent Handoff
An open-source Windows screen recorder that turns walkthroughs and annotated screenshots into files people or AI agents can use.
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Qremp — Make a little square do more.
A no-account QR studio for creating customized, static codes with logos, artwork, captions, and high-resolution exports.
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Rabbit: Travel Rankings People Said Out Loud
A travel site where spoken reviews and answers rank places through travellers’ own voices.
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Rap Bible — The Whole Bible, Rapped
A free listening project that sets all 66 books and 1,189 chapters of the Bible to original rap.
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Readout: A Korean Desk for Reading Neglected Documents
A Korean publication reads academic papers, patents, and corporate disclosures, then compares their claims against the underlying records.