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Spectortion, distortion with a note map
A Windows VST3 audio plugin that targets the harmonics of selected or detected notes, then can repeat the process up to 16 times.
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Steelheft shows its work, set by set
A strength-training planner that uses logged lifts and recovery signals to calculate training sets and the plates to load.
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Temoto Tools: Small-business paperwork, kept in the browser
A Japanese collection of browser-based tools for invoice filing, leave tracking, overtime calculations, address printing, and minimum-wage checks.
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Tochigi Soccer Jam tracks players’ hometown ties
An unofficial fan site follows players raised in Tochigi and former Tochigi SC players across clubs, with match, transfer, and injury updates linked to sources.
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とどけ帳 turns home learning into school-ready records
A Japanese tool for families to log a child’s learning at home and draft documents for discussions with school about attendance recognition.
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Tony’s Hangar: engineering, tested at full scale
Mechanical engineering student Tony Jürgens documents projects in experimental aerodynamics and electric aviation, from a hand-built wind tunnel to aircraft cockpit hardware.
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TroutNearMe: A stocking log for anglers
A public tracker lists recent trout stockings by water and state, with historical stocking information and river-flow and water-temperature data.
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Tumoutou’s Sabbath newsletter, from foot-washing to next week’s prayer
A weekly Indonesian-language bulletin for the Tumoutou church community, with worship details, announcements, prayer gatherings, media, and an archive.
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VA Reform: a letter tool for five practical fixes
A campaign described as veteran-led helps veterans and their families generate letters asking for five practical changes at the VA.
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Venice Sideways, on foot and vaporetto
An interactive Venice photography-walk guide with two routes, map links, and optional photo prompts at each stop.
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Veranda Films turns villa photos into property films
A Bali-based service makes short cinematic films for villas from the property photos managers already have, with versions for three social and web formats.
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A digital bouquet, assembled stem by stem
Virtual Bouquet Maker offers a five-step tool for arranging flowers, adding a note and frame, then previewing, downloading or sharing the result.
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We Go’s Bamenda–Bambili shared rides
We Go presents scheduled shared-car seats, on-demand roadside pickups, and private car hire for travel between Bamenda and Bambili.
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Yard Variance turns zoning records into a filing packet
A paid service prepares zoning-variance paperwork for homeowners, including an application, a lot sketch, supporting cases and a meeting one-pager.
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Aktuarium’s local-first actuarial workbench
A free Indonesian-language suite for PSAK 117 actuarial calculations, policy valuation, sensitivity analysis, and reporting.
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Bangkok, block by block
ALLSAFT presents a live map of Bangkok-area flooding, road closures, traffic, and community reports.
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AntiRat scans Minecraft mods for malware
AntiRat analyzes Java Minecraft mod files, URLs, or hashes for malware indicators and explains what it flags.
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Arpilo’s stone tealight lamps
Arpilo presents Victoria-made stone lamps designed to hold a small flameless LED tealight and let the stone glow from within.
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Aula gives multilingual classrooms captions—and a quiet way to say “I’m lost”
Aula presents a classroom tool that captions a teacher’s speech in students’ home languages, then creates lesson recaps.
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Bar Comps turns Texas alcohol filings into neighborhood benchmarks
A map and research tool for comparing monthly alcohol sales at Texas bars, restaurants, and other venues.
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Black Cat Profit keeps failed strategies on the scoreboard
A quantitative research desk tests trading strategies against buy-and-hold and publishes results, including strategies that fail.
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Black Tie Optional makes Scottish charity discovery less gala-shaped
A directory of charities with income over £1 million, organized by cause and searchable by location, scope, size and funding needs.
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BoxLoop: a packing desk for the boxes you already have
A browser-based tool for sellers to track reusable boxes, check multi-item order fit, and compare packaging and delivery estimates.