Order Iron: from workshop order to cutting card
A browser-based order system for iron workshops that describes calculating weights and prices, drawing measured items, and preparing production cards.
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A browser-based order system for iron workshops that describes calculating weights and prices, drawing measured items, and preparing production cards.
A forecast newspaper publishes probability-rated reports about events scheduled or expected for the following day, with a stated basis for each.
An independent sports analytics studio builds race simulations and decision models for professional teams and clubs.
A free browser-based tool for turning pictures into printable cross-stitch patterns, with options for diamond painting and Perler beads.
PortDock presents ten free, open-source Windows utilities for testing serial, Modbus, TCP/UDP, and instrument communications.
Engineer Juhapekka Piiroinen turns recruitment-funnel frustration into a satirical advert—and points readers toward his actual portfolio.
A daily Mass and Liturgy of the Hours guide for priests, deacons, and sacristans, with U.S. and diocesan calendar context.
A live dashboard for security incidents, CVEs, patch status, fixed versions, and related breach news, presented as a café menu.
A turn-based tactical RPG set in a mountain empire where records are knotted into cords—and one cord records events that have not happened yet.
A toy guide organized by age, with listings that show what documentation stands behind each pick—or say plainly when paperwork is missing.
A home literacy program for children with dyslexia in grades 2–5, with parent-led, scripted phonics practice designed to take 20 minutes a day.
The game invites players to design a house of worship, choose a tradition, and manage its congregation week by week.
A free mobile idle RPG framed as a cosmic game show, where players jump through dungeons, spend shards on upgrades, and try to save a universe.
A student finalist project proposes a system that checks camera-network evidence, isolates cameras it distrusts, and sends a drone to inspect the blind spot.
A free, vendor-neutral cybersecurity board that assesses public threat reports and gives teams guidance on what to check and act on.
This open-source desktop app connects AI agents to a parts catalogue and datasheet library, then helps draft and check hardware reference designs.
A business simulation for courses and training programmes, where learners manage a business through decisions, financial statements, shocks, and a final pitch.
A searchable registry and valuation breakdown for 6,451 graded trading cards the site says were stolen from a FedEx truck on October 13, 2026.
A browser-based builder for making tiny snowglobe scenes, saving them, and sending them as gifts.
A Dundee charity makes personalized memorial candles by hand and gives them free to grieving families.
A hand-pumped prototype proposes to carry a pinch of kitchen semolina in a puff of air to dislodge insects. It is not yet for sale.
A reference site tracking how platforms and search engines handle content-removal requests, alongside relevant laws, regulators, and published transparency figures.
Terlingua Bell describes a free, community-run MeshCore radio network for messaging across Terlingua Ranch without cell service or internet.
A public security-update desk sorts reported issues into patch, hold, or deploy-with-care calls.