Hey Vinu, a Talking Handheld for Kids
Hey Vinu presents a pocket-sized AI device that lets children ask questions, steer stories, generate pictures, and learn by talking instead of tapping through an app.
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Honey Badger’s King Salmon Derby
A guided Alaska fishing expedition that says public seats, sponsors, and derby fees fund trips and support for veterans.
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現場屋の自力経営: A Field Worker's Route Out of Subcontracting
A Japanese field-worker journal records the practical, uneven process of finding direct customers instead of relying entirely on subcontracting.
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書く瞑想: a quiet Japanese journaling app
A free journaling web app that guides private reflection with psychology-informed prompts.
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Kamp Nokta — Türkiye’s Camping Atlas
A Turkish directory of 2,272 camping grounds, caravan stops, and wild-camping points, filterable by location, price, water, electricity, toilets, and proximity to the sea.
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A Chord Chart That Keeps Pace with Karaoke
Karaoke Guide catalogs 5,642 songs with chord charts synchronized to their karaoke videos, searchable by genre, tempo, key, and language.
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Kevin's Crew, a private support net for one family
A private family site gathers hospital updates, messages, stories, photos, videos, and crew coordination around Kevin.
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Kinex Entry brings the rodeo office to your phone
A rodeo-entry platform lets contestants enter events, pay fees, check draws and results, while producers, secretaries and timers manage the office work.
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The Wooden Gym That Rolls Upright
A handmade resistance-training platform built to order in Northridge, California, with bands, straps, adjustable brick pockets, and a $700 introductory price.
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Kobe Art Salone Turns Three Tadao Ando Buildings Into an Exhibition
A three-day contemporary art exhibition across three Kobe venues, pairing installations, fashion, illustration, products, and architecture with a walk through Kitano.
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KueTap: NFC business cards that can be changed later
KueTap uses NFC stickers to hand over a digital business card, contact record, or link list without requiring an app on the recipient’s phone.
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Learn the Quote Reads the Fine Print Before You Sign
A paid contractor-quote review service that turns home-improvement proposals into plain-English reports, gaps, and questions.
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Lembrivo Keeps the Meeting, Not the Bot
A local-AI meeting-notes app that records on desktop, phone, or Apple Watch and turns conversations into summaries, decisions, owners, and next steps.
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LogoRig, for logo walls that stop looking lopsided
A free browser tool that balances sponsor and partner logos by visual weight rather than height.
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Lowland Data, With the Personal Data Left Out
A catalogue of 55 European marketplace, property, procurement, and pricing scrapers that return commercial data without extracting seller identities.
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Malintent Detector reads the intent behind negotiation
An intent-assessment API that analyzes a counterpart’s statements and returns a structured, directional reading with confidence, evidence, provenance, and stated limits.
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Margins Is a Bible Library With Enoch, Apocrypha, and Church Fathers
A reading and study library spanning the 66-book Protestant Bible, related biblical collections, and historical Jewish and early Christian writings.
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MercLight turns a Mercedes into a temporary headlight light show
A phone app uses a Bluetooth OBD adapter to play headlight effects on compatible Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
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Mi Makutu — Bonaire's Grocery Price Comparison
A free, no-registration tool for comparing supermarket prices and building a private shopping list in Bonaire.
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MIZEN404, Where Forecasts Meet Their Future
A Japanese future-observation site publishes forecasts, archives them, and compares them with what later happened.
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Motorteca, the Car Archive
A Spanish-language automotive archive covering marques, models, generations, special editions, engines, production runs, and historical context.
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Johnny’s Barber Shop Keeps the North Street List
A Nacogdoches barbershop serving walk-ins with old-fashioned cuts, hot-lather shaves, beard work, and notably low prices.
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The Fake Claude App That Was Really RevStealer
A bilingual threat report examines a fake Claude Opus 5 desktop app that delivered Windows information-stealing malware.
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오행상사 — What Kind of Company Is Your Group?
A Korean saju-based group tool that assigns a company type and workplace roles to groups of 3–30 people.