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Lahja API: Human-recorded Arabic dialects
An API for Arabic dialect phrases written and recorded by native-speaking teachers, with language and conversational context built into each entry.
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Land Chronicle
A Texas service that turns the history of a home's land into a sourced, illustrated chronicle, delivered as a web page and printable PDF.
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Liveyado maps the walk back from the show
A Japanese concert-venue hotel finder that compares nearby stays by walking route, check-in time, and amenities.
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Mabu.fit makes horse stance a camera-scored practice
A gamified Shaolin horse-stance training app uses a phone camera to count holds and track progress.
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Mangaas: Find the Maker Behind the Manga
A Japanese-language database for discovering manga artists through their works, publication histories, interviews, and professional relationships.
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Maze puts AI beside the inbox—and keeps it off by default
An open-source, local-first desktop email client built in Rust, with optional sandboxed agents and command-line access to mail.
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Mikautika — Мир глазами Мики
A Russian-language project presenting autism-friendly cartoons, touch interactions and songs designed to carry screen stories into family play at home.
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Mithaq Tender AI’s Algerian tender desk
A platform interface for checking Algerian public-tender documents, tracking compliance risks, and comparing bids and technical equipment.
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Hall of Shame: Baseball’s Lasting Mistakes
A browsable archive of Major League Baseball’s infamous plays, players, trades, calls, and ballpark mishaps.
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Morse Archive Lab: listening between the signals
A multilingual archive of historical maritime-radio recordings, Morse transcriptions, and the stories behind them.
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Murals of the World
A public mural registry connects walls with their artists, locations, and a way to request permission to use an image.
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Nightrumor turns midnight rumors into monsters
A turn-based JRPG where a late-night radio station’s rumors become monsters: investigate by day, then fight them with rebuttals by night.
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にっきばと: A diary garden where entries hatch into birds
A Japanese browser-based social garden turns short diary entries into birds that can chat with birds born from other people’s diaries.
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Noonfang turns sunlight into terrain
An Indonesian-language landing page for a vampire survival RPG about building a castle in a sun-scorched kingdom, with three competing Houses.
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Northing makes GIS queries show their work
A local-first GIS workbench for ArcGIS data, with plain-English analysis, visible SQL, and a route to publish maps and edits back.
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NOTFAR SENSE: search radar without the camera
A camera-free RF search-and-rescue radar project, currently in prototype development, intended to help investigate possible signs of life behind obstacles.
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Οδοιπορικό: An Orthodox Church Atlas
A community-built atlas of Orthodox churches and monasteries, with its first populated edition focused on Cyprus.
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Lucas Cooper’s Central Asia and emerging-markets briefing
An independent publication covering cross-border investment, geopolitics, and emerging markets, with a substantial archive organized by country.
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Old Record Press keeps its sources in the story
A small independent press presents fiction and local history drawn from the records of Lawrence County, Missouri, including an Ozarks novel and a cemetery-history project in progress.
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OMGEDSON: “I can’t code, so I slop.”
A personal homepage collecting its maker’s Twitch tools, trucking mods, flight-sim experiments, and other projects.
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PasCalculator: a calculator with a step-by-step sidekick
A preorder scientific calculator paired with an app-based AI explainer that walks through problems and mirrors the calculator’s screen.
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Peregrinus brings Gregorian chant onto the five-line staff
A browser tool converts Gregorian square notation into editable modern staff scores, with listening and export options.
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petalOS: an Android ROM with fewer Google assumptions
An Android 16 ROM for OnePlus phones that lets users choose Google Play, microG, or neither, alongside a set of built-in privacy and convenience features.