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A Lexington painter’s portfolio that turns twelve works into an interactive, room-scale 3D exhibition.
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SuperStat, the handball match recorder
An offline handball statistics app that records shots, saves, events, player changes, and match time from the sideline.
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Sushi Babylon’s Authentic Imitation
An eight-seat Kabukicho counter reinterpreting Edomae-style sushi as fully plant-based, gluten-free nigiri.
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Tackwatch, a forecast that shows its disagreement
A sailing weather app that compares multiple wind models, maps their spread, and keeps forecasts available offshore.
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Taisce Gives AI Agents Memory With Receipts
An Apache-2.0 PostgreSQL memory system for AI agents that stores facts alongside their source words, timestamps, and deletion results.
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Tallyhook puts a price on AI coding work
A billing tool for dev agencies that reads Claude Code and Codex session logs, assigns usage to clients by repository, and exports marked-up invoice lines.
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TatamiChess trains you against the chess you actually face
TatamiChess analyzes chess.com or Lichess games, identifies costly openings, and turns them into rating-specific drills and boss games.
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TECTONICA, in 15-minute architecture doses
A Russian-language publication covering world architecture, interiors, objects, materials, technology, exhibitions, and design people.
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Ted Nelson, the Man Who Named Hypertext
An unofficial, heavily sourced fan site about Ted Nelson, Project Xanadu, and the ideas behind hypertext.
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Terrier, the lease-reading terrier for commercial property
A UK commercial-property workspace that reads leases, tracks deal activity, and works backwards from costly deadlines.
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TextClueCheck, an AI detector that declines to play judge
A local-first writing analysis workspace that examines structure and repetition, with an optional model-backed AI check.
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ThatIf — Find the if that changes the answer
A browser-based instrument for deciding whether a recurring AI task is worth turning into a reusable workflow.
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World Wall, a Guestbook for Everyone
A public digital guestbook where visitors leave a name, message, or handwritten signature and receive a permanent numbered place on a shared world map.
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Hoodmeister, Jamie Hood’s Loud Little Internet
A personal playground for DJing, gadgets, watches, cars, motorbikes, pub people, and an unexpectedly serious office-chair obsession.
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Theseus, Before Claude
An evidence archive about Claude Shannon’s maze-learning mouse and the later recurrence of the Theseus name around Anthropic.
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Torque Density Lab Argues About What Actually Works Off-Road
An independent publication examines four-wheel drives, tactical vehicles, and off-road racing through engineering, industry, and business arguments.
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A Motorized Chair for Tiago, the Teacher Who Corrects Papers With a Pen in His Mouth
A Brazilian fundraising campaign seeks R$48,000 for a motorized wheelchair that Tiago could control with his chin and use to reach the school where he teaches.
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Tiiny Brain Turns a Folder of Notes Into a Private, Citable Knowledge Graph
A local-first app reads Markdown notes, answers questions with citations, and maps recurring names into a clickable constellation.
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TOBIRA, the Mystery-Making Studio
A Japanese browser studio for creating, playing, printing, and sharing small mystery games without an account.
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TokenReducer: An Experiment in Context Placement
A Copilot-oriented experiment that routes large source-reading jobs to a separate worker and returns bounded evidence to the parent coordinator.
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Tomebound, a Magic Collection Manager
A focused tool for browsing, valuing, organizing, importing, and updating a Magic: The Gathering card collection.
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ToneWick, a Chinese Reader with a Pronunciation Control Panel
A browser-based Chinese reading tool that adds pinyin, zhuyin, tone displays, dictionary lookups, Mandarin audio, and adjustable reading aids.
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John Forbes: 50 Years of Tropical Skiing
An Australian poetry symposium revisiting John Forbes’s debut collection, with scholars, poets, readings, and two associated book launches.
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TrackPodcasts: the podcast ad-read index
A searchable database of podcast advertising, transcripts, host sentiment, episode summaries, and spoken-name alerts.