Ferromark, a Markdown engine with receipts
Ferromark turns Markdown into HTML for Rust and Node.js pipelines, while exposing metadata, rendering policies, and publishing-oriented features.
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Fidelog: conclusions that point back to the source line
An evidence system for turning contracts, ledgers, compliance records, and customer conversations into source-linked conclusions and next steps.
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Fishometric — Count the Blanks
An Australian saltwater and estuary fishing logbook that measures personal effort and catch rates, including trips that catch nothing.
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FlyFoundry Builds Circuits from a Fruit-Fly Connectome
A bilingual simulation and minting system for designing neural circuits constrained by a versioned fruit-fly connectome.
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Forever Arcade — 32 Free Arcade Games
A browser arcade with 32 free arcade, puzzle, and card games, including endless modes, beatable classic modes, daily challenges, and leaderboards.
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ForgeRepo puts a firewall in front of your package supply chain
ForgeRepo is presented as a free, self-hosted firewall and cache for npm, PyPI, Docker, NuGet, Maven, RubyGems, Composer, RPM, and APT.
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GameInfo’s One-Day Price Ledger
A PC game index that records prices, discounts, system requirements, release dates, and selected tools such as a WARDOGS loadout budget calculator.
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Geodic, a MeshCentral remote-control client for iPhone and iPad
Geodic connects iPhone and iPad users to MeshCentral-managed computers with remote desktop, terminal, file transfer, clipboard, and power controls.
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CribDocs, where the work log becomes the statement
A bilingual construction-operations tool that ties subcontractor hours, task photos, blockers, and completion records to the same job.
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Fraze: captions that keep the audio on your machine
Fraze transcribes computer audio and adds translated subtitles for calls, videos, streams, and microphone input without sending the audio to a cloud service.
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Xoundly puts an intercom in two motorcycle helmets
A browser-based rider-and-pillion intercom that shares music, ducks the volume during conversation, and adds karaoke.
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Grapline, the one-thumb rope-swing game
A browser game where players hook, swing, release in a gold arc, and outrun a pursuing fog.
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Guard Forge turns WordPress security into an evidence trail
A WordPress hardening and monitoring tool that checks files against official release hashes, records tamper-evident audit logs, and matches installed software against vulnerability advisories.
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Handover, for businesses preparing to sell
Handover helps small-business owners prepare their books, story, customers, and paperwork before putting the business on the market.
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Hibio Turns Habit Tracking Into One Continuous Shape
Hibio is a £2.99 tracker for habits, countdowns, and targets, using the same capsule-shaped visual language for all three.
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HonestAbroad’s Exchange-Report Atlas
A searchable catalogue of study-abroad destinations built from student exchange reports across DACH technical universities.
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월간 홍대겸: 행정법을 읽는 수험 웹매거진
A Korean monthly web magazine for civil-service administrative-law candidates, combining legal issues, case analysis, exam questions, interviews, and personal stories.
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Ingeniofab — Software for the Work That Repeats
A software studio builds offline field apps, multilingual platforms, work-order systems, and cross-border tools for sectors where routine work has real consequences.
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Inside GIN: A Member’s Files on a Controversial Network
A first-person archive about the Global Information Network, its training systems, costs, events, membership levels, and public record.
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Iseul — Korean Word of the Day
An iPhone app that puts one real, dictionary-sourced Korean word on your lock screen each day.
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Jevals: a benchmark for models that decide
An independent benchmark compares a probability-only model with six LLMs across yes/no, pick-one, and rubric decisions.
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Jev Use Gives Agents a Route—and a Stopping Point
An open-source navigation layer lets Codex agents follow observed browser links and desktop controls toward a destination, then verify where they arrived.
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Jevfast’s Experimental Jev Catalog
A browsable showcase of 50 projects using Jev for games, creative experiments, automation, agents, data, and integrations.
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Jevmaxxing: a 450-millisecond reverse CAPTCHA
A speed-and-common-sense benchmark that asks humans and AI agents to answer ten questions under a 450 ms-per-question limit.