Lightshadow — Walk on the Shady Side
A pedestrian route planner that compares the fastest route with the shadiest one, down to which side of the street to walk on.
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A pedestrian route planner that compares the fastest route with the shadiest one, down to which side of the street to walk on.
A browser-based tool that removes names, identifiers, financial details, and health information from PDF, TXT, and Markdown files without uploading them.
An independent Buenos Aires studio presents a sprawling market of software, bots, vaults, signals, apparel, books, events, and market-minded editorial.
A Parisian street-golf collective swaps fairways for parking lots, beer caps for tees, and club-house etiquette for urban play.
A Windows tool that lets AI systems propose PLC-code changes while engineers validate, back up, and approve each import.
A Georgia maker hand-sculpts personalized polymer-clay cake toppers, figurines, pet sculptures, and ornaments from customers’ photos.
A collectible card project cataloguing Slavic folklore creatures in fixed, numbered editions.
A local-first Mac reading companion that helps readers question difficult books, trace answers to passages, and save selected thoughts as editable notes.
A web-performance engineering practice that diagnoses Core Web Vitals using field data rather than one-off Lighthouse scores.
A 56,000-square-metre cultural compound in Aso offering samurai and martial-arts experiences, traditional arts, private lodging, kaiseki dining, and location rental.
Meridian turns a CSV or Excel spreadsheet into a cited briefing with charts, risks, and next actions.
A browser-based Spanish pronunciation practice tool for English speakers, with particular attention to AP Spanish and National Spanish Exam speaking and listening.
A Japanese database cataloging 429 electric mobility products, their manufacturers, regulatory classifications, prices, and related guidance.
An open-source local tool that records GGUF builds and compares what changed between releases.
A process-transfer tool for moving an injection-molding job between presses without blindly copying machine-specific settings.
A Corona, California knitwear shop selling oversized sweaters, hoodies, cardigans, and trousers labeled by fabric weight in grams per square metre.
A solo studio making narrative games and browser tools for storytellers, including a queer noir mystery set in Weimar Berlin.
A Korean-language review site that directly plays and records games made with AI, from multiplayer shooters and racing games to language-learning experiments.
A one-person studio making short browser games that require no install, account, or advertising.
مُدرك presents an Arabic medical-study companion for turning lectures into explanations, diagrams, practice questions, flashcards, and spoken self-assessment.
A narrative interrogation game built around reading suspect behaviour, linking contradictory statements, and choosing how to question a suspect.
A filmmaker, writer, and teacher’s portfolio connecting Lahore, Connecticut, narrative shorts, teaching, video essays, and experimental work.
Glimera combines read-only machine readers, a private store router, and a remote portal to track amusement-machine revenue and payouts.
A soft silicone ring uses a phone-readable chip to show emergency medical details and call a family contact, without a battery, app, or charging.