Peregrine: NYC puts you on the stoop
A browser game casts you as a peregrine falcon hunting over Manhattan, with flight, prey-tracking, landing, and nest-return controls.
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FaunAlert is building a baseline for animal oddities
A citizen-science project proposes daily reports of ordinary and unusual animal behavior for a long-term, pseudonymous open dataset.
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FEMOS connects maternal-health screening to clinical follow-up
FEMOS describes an offline-first workflow linking frontline health workers, clinicians, and public health systems in five Indian languages.
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Finite Scroll: one evening, three chances to pause
A Chinese-English zine for teens about recommendation feeds, checking videos, and attention.
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Fjord: a Saguenay sailing simulator
An in-development Windows game lets players sail a Sabre Spirit 37 through Québec’s Saguenay fjord, with real tide data and detailed 3D scenery.
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Big Take Over: a drift matsuri without eliminations
A one-day drift event at Karting centar Blažon in Belica, Croatia, with an open track, driver challenges, and BMW rentals.
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Fujii Knives: A Sakai Workshop, From Forging to Sharpening
Fujii Hamono makes and sells Sakai-style knives, handles sharpening and repairs, and introduces the craftsman and workshop behind the brand Sakai Kanekane.
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Flyweight: a tiny Windows video compressor
A free Windows app that compresses videos by drag-and-drop or from the right-click menu, with presets for resolution, frame rate, and file-size limits.
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Good Eye’s look-alike games
A set of free daily browser games that ask players to identify vehicles, guitars, dog breeds, and musical intervals.
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Hajj Photo Ready prepares images for Nusuk
A free browser-based tool sizes personal photos, passport scans, and residence-permit images for Nusuk uploads.
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Harare Torch
A Zimbabwe-focused public-data and explainer site tracking the economy, mining, diaspora issues, and public decisions.
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Heart Hum separates the sound from the claims
A listening project offering two-hour sound beds for rest, sleep, and focus, with measured tone layers and an unusually careful account of the research.
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Hotel Lindbergh: an imaginary hotel for listening
An interactive, imaginary hotel arranged as four music-listening rooms, with curated selections and Spotify playlists.
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Humanoid Current follows the fine print behind the robot boom
An independent publication covering the factories, suppliers, financing, policy, and deployments behind humanoid and personal-assistant robots.
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Hushshot: full-page screenshots kept on your computer
A Chrome extension for capturing full web pages as PNGs or searchable PDFs, cropping captures, and copying text—including text in images.
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IGotHome Games turns an empty-house memory into mobile worlds
A Seoul one-person indie studio making mobile games, including the released roguelike Shadow Gulp and forthcoming Toybox Defense.
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Indiana Pollution Map: Indiana's Deadliest Polluters
An Indiana map and ranking of polluters, estimating associated health harms and economic damage from public data.
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Jook: Who’ll Come Deal With My Cockroach?
A Hebrew-language app connects residents with nearby adults willing to come help with a cockroach.
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K5 STEM’s narrated kindergarten science labs
A browser-based set of eight hands-on science labs for kindergarten, with one free lab and a $19 one-time pack.
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Kaeru CV counts the LINE friends behind ad conversions
A measurement tool for ad campaigns that distinguishes new LINE friends from button taps and existing followers, then sends confirmed conversions back to advertising platforms.
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Kept: a recipe box with files you can take with you
A recipe manager for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that collects recipes and adds organizing and cooking tools.
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Labelburg: offline label design for real printers
An offline web interface and REST API for designing and printing labels on supported Brother, Epson, Niimbot, and PUQU printers.
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Lacuna Institute’s atlas of historical silences
An interactive atlas explores 21 places where the historical record goes quiet, with maps spanning today back 25,000 years.
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Lumen: an offline culling bench for Sony RAW
A free, open-source app for grouping, reviewing, tagging, and exporting Sony RAW photos on Apple Silicon Macs, with processing kept local.