Potholes of Victoria Puts Road Damage on the Map
A community reporting tool for finding, rating, and checking potholes across Victoria.
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A community reporting tool for finding, rating, and checking potholes across Victoria.
An iPhone app and browser experience that converts GPX hikes, rides, and runs into 3D terrain models, with AR preview and options to print at home or order a physical copy.
An iPhone app turns one photo a day into a private dog diary, films, Then and Now cards, and message stickers.
A searchable archive of 70 older Japanese buildings, catalogued by completion date, architect, structure, area, and cultural designation.
A sourced local record examining what the O'Hare Flyer developers have said, left unspecified, and still need to answer.
A macOS duplicate-photo and video finder that compares files byte for byte across folders and drives.
A monthly Mexican subscription that sends an art postcard and a handwritten-style letter about the story behind the featured work.
An unofficial TypeScript rewrite of the 1994 Micro Machines game that runs in a browser from the player’s own installed game directory.
A $1 service turns a child's drawing into a painted character portrait and the first page of a story.
A privacy-focused messenger designed for messages that should not become permanent archives on servers or phones.
A school event tool collects family photos and details, then coordinates graphics, programs, gym slides, and an announcer script.
An iPhone and iPad app that condenses self-help books, tests their advice against real-world experience, and keeps the useful bits.
A one-person Novi Sad studio making psychological horror games, beginning with Loop 9, a looping government office where players spot changes and interrogate a tired voice on the phone.
An interactive solo expedition where you ration provisions, reinforce shelter, and keep a small camp alive through six nights of fixed weather.
An upcoming laser-cutting tool that converts lakes, mountains, photos, elevation files, or written ideas into stacked SVG and DXF layers.
A free browser arcade where players compete in ridiculous skill games on replay-verified worldwide leaderboards.
A searchable public archive of the student newspaper of William Howard Taft High School in Woodland Hills, covering issues from 1973 to 1976.
A prototype voice companion for older people living at home with part-time care, offering reminders, pill-box check-ins, conversation and a shared family panel.
A Christian iPhone alarm that keeps ringing until you complete a short morning mission, such as reading a Bible verse aloud, praying, walking, or getting out of bed.
A native desktop workspace that tiles AI coding-agent chats, terminal TUIs, browsers, and project panes on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
A browser-based typing and memory-practice tool for Bible passages, hymns, creeds, and other text.
A free tool that scores any US address from 0 to 100 using federal wildfire, terrain, weather, and fire-history data.
A Mac menu-bar utility that traces resource-hungry background processes to AI coding tools and lets you stop selected work.
An interactive bilingual research console for examining a hypothetical approach to the open Yang–Mills mass-gap problem.