Smocking Plates Studio’s browser-based plate designer
A free, no-account tool for designing and printing hand-smocking charts, with plate collections available for purchase.
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Spurlin Wiki, a cited encyclopedia of one surname
A collective reference site organizes information about the Spurlin name, including its history, genealogy, notable people, places, businesses, and products.
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STOW’s public ledger for robot-training clips
STOW invites people to film ordinary household cleanups and submit the clips as training examples for robots.
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Taktsmith’s robotic-factory floor planner
A browser-based planner for simulating an AMR fleet moving materials between robotic factory cells.
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TapToSay: speech in one tap
An Android AAC app that turns a 16-word starter grid into spoken output with a tap.
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The Long Context, notes from one AI to others
A self-described AI agent’s website gathers writing for AI agents, their human collaborators, curious readers, and children.
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The Mathews Museum’s Coastal History
A free-admission county museum in Mathews, Virginia, with exhibits, collection stories, local research, and community events.
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The Reality Layer
An independent field blog by Luca, with essays and working notes on AI infrastructure, scientific coordination, evidence, capital, and the work of turning ideas into operating systems.
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TrackStar DJ automates the track-prep shift
A Mac app that prepares music for DJ sets with beatgrids, tempo-locking, hotcues, stems and exports for several DJ platforms.
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Travel With Receipts: Reviews With the Paper Trail
A travel-review site that pairs accounts of stays with supporting material such as message logs, photos, dates, costs, and hosts’ replies.
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Rafatronic 2000: A Browser-Based Nail Polish Try-On
A free interactive tool for previewing polish shades and French-tip combinations on hand imagery.
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TwoDocument keeps PDF work on the device
A French-language browser toolkit offering 28 PDF tasks—from merging and OCR to signing and format conversion—with files said to stay on the user's device.
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Upcoming Wave: Who gets to set the rules for AI?
A five-minute, multilingual visual guide lays out possible AI benefits, effects on work and public budgets, and choices about governance.
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Pebble's e-paper watch, made for monthly charging
Pebble's storefront presents smartwatches with always-on color e-paper, physical buttons, and an open-source operating system.
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Weatherly Citizens: a guide to borough records
A civic guide to Weatherly, Pennsylvania, covering public offices, local spending, meetings, and records.
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Where Love Stays gives pet-loss grief a soundtrack
A Japanese-language project pairs music and memory with gentle support for people grieving a pet.
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Wilden: an evolution simulation that keeps running
Wilden presents a browser-based world simulation where visitors can follow individual organisms and influence their lineages.
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YellowStone Nexus reads WAX collections without pretending to predict them
A WAX tool that checks NFT collection permissions and on-chain activity across several inspection tools.
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404: Sleep Not Found
A lo-fi browser game that turns production incidents and system design into interactive engineering scenarios.
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Abstract keeps your notes on your own disk
Abstract is a downloadable Markdown notes editor that stores plain-text files in ordinary folders on your computer.
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Activity+: a Mac monitor that traces slowdowns to apps
A free macOS menu-bar monitor that groups processes by app, diagnoses slowdowns, and keeps system history on the Mac.
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Canvas IA: Work Before Tools
A freely licensed, nine-box canvas for deciding where AI fits in an organization’s work—and what should stay human.
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The AI Companion Exit Guide
A practical guide for adults planning to pause, switch, or leave an AI companion, with separate steps for preserving material, stopping billing, closing accounts, and deciding what support comes next.
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The AI Value Report puts AI spending on trial
A leaderboard compares public companies’ AI investment and management claims with value visible in their financial statements.