Mach: a local-first Gmail client for macOS
Mach is a keyboard-driven, MIT-licensed desktop client for Gmail and Google Calendar, built around a local SQLite database.
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Mach is a keyboard-driven, MIT-licensed desktop client for Gmail and Google Calendar, built around a local SQLite database.
Makor turns email, WhatsApp exports, recordings, PDFs, scans, spreadsheets, and pleadings into a source-linked litigation timeline and evidence matrix.
Manash runs intimate, hands-on workshops in Persian home cooking, bread, and pastry from a kitchen in Mission Viejo, California.
A researcher’s portfolio covering AI governance, alignment, healthcare AI, and the detection of harmful multi-agent coordination.
A confidential, therapist-led matchmaking service for Arab American Muslims who are serious about marriage.
Max Motif presents a small portfolio of AI products, including a chief-of-staff agent, a repair-shop assistant, and a sales workspace for hospitality suppliers.
A browser-based tool for opening, searching, inspecting, exporting, and verifying MBOX mailboxes without uploading them.
A free set of 10 construction and landscaping calculators for concrete, rebar, gravel, mulch, post holes, area, volume, and project costs.
A mobile kitchen planner builds room-aware 3D layouts, estimates, material specifications, cut plans, and workshop-ready drawings.
A growing collection of interactive tools for exploring internet infrastructure, fiber networks, geothermal resources, conflict, demographics, power grids, air traffic, food supply, and space.
A Brazilian EV hub that connects to a car through a Bluetooth OBD-II adapter, then displays live telemetry, fault codes, session history, and electric-car comparisons.
Compaz connects Venezuelan families living abroad with verified companions who visit and assist their relatives in Venezuela.
A browser-based microphone tester with live levels, waveform and frequency displays, device settings, troubleshooting guidance, and a five-second recording.
An open taxonomy and evaluation harness for measuring how AI models fail across 27 catalogued modes and seven failure classes.
A restaurant in San Cristóbal de las Casas serving inherited Poblana recipes, from mole and cemitas to tacos árabes and seasonal chile en nogada.
A private weekly errand service for families whose parents live in Oro Valley and North Tucson while they live elsewhere.
An AI workspace that takes a health or biology claim apart, traces scientific literature, and explains what the evidence actually supports.
An independent home-certification standard inspects eight systems, checks public records, and issues a transferable 12-month warranty.
A native-reviewed benchmark of Japanese transcription tools, using the same four real recordings to compare Notta, TurboScribe, Sonix, Otter.ai, and JotMe.
A family travel planner for Japan and beyond, combining offline rail routing, spoken walking and driving directions, trip-file planning, ticket storage, and private iCloud sharing.
A local-first Windows app watches your folders, records only what changed, and syncs dated, verified histories to private Git repositories you control.
Nexus is a free, open-source Windows app that keeps separate sessions for messaging, email, calendars, and other web services.
A daily database comparing domestic Japanese used N-gauge model-train prices with overseas eBay sales by manufacturer product number.
A clinical dashboard compares Brock, Mayo, Herder, Peking University, and volume-doubling-time estimates for lung nodules.