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RideMemo Maps the Uphill Problem
A searchable database of cycling routes with map search, difficulty and surface filters, elevation details, and ride submissions.
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Roaway Wants to Tell You What You Walk Past
A French audio walking guide that detects notable places nearby and narrates their histories while your phone stays in your pocket.
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Rondayview: Meet in the Middle
A meetup-planning tool that finds a fair meeting place when several people are driving from different locations.
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ManuBench: Practice the Seal Before the Pump
ManuBench is a portable, water-only training station for practicing pump packing and Type 1 mechanical-seal installation without using a live pump.
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Ruyay, an Arabic Dream-Interpretation App With Classical Sources
Ruyay lets Arabic-speaking users describe dreams by voice or text, answer follow-up questions, and read interpretations drawn from classical works associated with Ibn Sirin and al-Nabulsi.
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SDIS International, the Opérateur112 alliance with its own newsroom
A French association and community for the Opérateur112 emergency-services simulation game, combining a player alliance, a 52-entry wiki, and a 317-article news section.
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Drop the Red Dot — Singapore in Three Dimensions
A cinematic 3D field atlas of Singapore that lets visitors explore sectors, drop pins, shuffle to a random corner, and request driving directions.
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Signal One Gives AI Coding Agents a Desk Lamp
A USB-C status light that turns Codex, Claude Code, and AI IDE activity into green, yellow, and red signals.
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Siktora Turns AI Coding Sessions into Skill Reports
Siktora analyzes AI-assisted coding sessions locally and produces a shareable assessment of how a developer directs agents, makes decisions, and manages software work.
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Slowrovia: Travel at Your Own Pace
A Taiwanese travel-planning site where visitors browse shared itineraries, adjust them to their own dates and pace, and find related tickets, transport, tours, and lodging.
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Sluicey Pool Makes Zcash Mining Auditable
A non-custodial Zcash mining pool that tracks worker activity, TIDES shares, blocks, and shielded coinbase payouts.
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小狗老师的饭醉记录: a Beijing food diary
A map-and-list guide to 75 Beijing restaurants, with ratings, cuisine filters, nearby recommendations, and an option to add places.
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SoftBox: software with a box label
SoftBox is a planned handoff platform for turning AI-built apps into managed software for small teams, with identity, workspaces, storage, versioning, and explicit permission manifests.
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Squadini Makes Trading Cards for the Whole Local Team
Squadini lets amateur clubs and community teams create collectible player cards from uploaded photos and gather them into a shared squad album.
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Stoopnote, the feed for music on your block
A neighborhood-first music feed for local gigs, rehearsals, open mics, venue calendars, and musician collaboration.
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Tagalong, the walking game with a pet to keep alive
Tagalong turns real-world steps into a pet-growth game, with daily goals, streak protection, gems, and weekly leagues.
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Take the Aux! Turns Bad Taste Into a Party Game
A ten-round music game where players answer ridiculous questions with songs, defend their choices, vote anonymously, and compete to win the aux.
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Tend: The Post-Discharge Call
Tend uses voice AI to call patients after hospital discharge, check on recovery, answer routine questions, and flag concerns for care teams.
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Engram: Memory With a Promotion Policy
Engram is a selective memory layer for AI agents, separating short-lived project context from lessons promoted for reuse across projects.
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The Revnir Wants to Make Stock-Market Talk Less Difficult
THE REVNIR is a Korean game studio making “Ant Raising,” a stock-market simulation that starts players in a tiny rented room and lets them work toward becoming a market tycoon.
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ToKK ToKK, the social feed for pouring things
A Japanese joke app devoted to videos and sounds of drinks being poured, browsed by swiping from one glass to the next.
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Traylet, the inbox where agents leave work
Traylet lets AI agents publish artifacts, send them for human review, and resume work after an approval, denial, or reply.
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Kedge: a productivity tool for windless days
Kedge is being built for people who repeatedly abandon productivity systems and need a short, forgiving way to keep moving.