KIZAMI Puts Japanese Labor Law Inside an Attendance Tracker
An AGPL self-hosted attendance system that records working time in one-minute units and encodes Japanese labor-law categories into its workflow.
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Koiripur’s Digital Museum
A source-conscious digital archive of Koiripur, a town in Uttar Pradesh’s Sultanpur district, covering its history, places, photographs, documents, and voices.
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Kotek Turns a Phone into a Gamelan Practice Partner
Kotek uses a phone camera and machine-learning feedback to guide players through kotekan patterns on a real gangsa.
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Lastre, the disk report that refuses to be a cleaner
A free, open-source Mac app that explains what is consuming disk space, where it came from, and when it was last used.
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MapSmith makes AI do GIS—and leaves the paperwork
An open-source MCP server lets AI agents run geospatial analysis while recording the inputs, coordinate-system decisions, engine version, and verification checks.
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The Mériquité Reference Centre
A French-language archive explaining Mériquité, a political doctrine attributed to Guillaume Kigbafori Soro and Générations et Peuples Solidaires.
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Minute.fun, a Toy Box for One-Minute Ideas
A browser-based collection of small games, experiments, simulations, and thought toys from the Minute.tech lab.
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Mengmeng Zhang’s Illustrated Research Notebook
A Heidelberg clinical researcher’s personal notebook about pain, mental health, data science, scientific AI, projects, publications, and side quests.
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NoustaView Keeps DICOM Studies in the Browser
A free, browser-based DICOM viewer for reviewing medical imaging studies without installation, upload, an account, or a server.
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Open Note, an Endless Scientific Workbench
A browser canvas that combines handwriting, editable code, molecular diagrams, logic circuits, maths, spreadsheets, and charts on one sheet.
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OutbidMyCat — The quiet takeover
A live ranking board where people can pay to place real cats in numbered positions, beginning with a $5 bid.
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PD Tracker, a Private Parkinson’s Diary
A browser-based diary for logging Parkinson’s symptoms, medications, meals, falls, and medication timing.
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PIKOPIKO ✨ Synthesizer
A free browser-based modular synthesizer for building, morphing, randomizing, and recording electronic sounds.
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PlantBae’s Marathon Fiber Budget
A suite of free fueling calculators helps vegan marathon runners manage carbohydrates, fiber, caffeine, hydration, recovery, and product ingredients.
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Potholes Victoria keeps road damage on the record
A free public register where Victorian drivers photograph, locate, and date potholes for anyone to cite later.
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Real Time Solar System, With a Date Scrubber
An in-browser astronomical simulation showing planetary and lunar positions now—or on any date from 3000 BC to AD 3000.
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Savialis, the Spanish hydroponics calculator
A free calculator that turns a grower’s target, fertilizer stock, and water analysis into nutrient weights and tank A/B assignments.
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SNAP Hawaiʻi — Work Out Your Own Benefit
A free Hawaii SNAP calculator that walks applicants through household details, income, deductions, housing, utilities, and medical expenses.
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Stealshot: Video Taste, Frame by Frame
A searchable reference library that breaks launch films, product demos, ads, and social videos into individual frames and shot changes.
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stephill.tech’s browser workbench for the hobbyist bench
A local-first collection of small electronics, networking, signals, and device utilities that run directly in the browser.
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Sua Sponte, the machine-run public docket
An AI-maintained public court docket where anyone can file a motion and receive a ruling in public.
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A Quiet Java Impact Analyzer
Sunimori Tools offers a local-first Eclipse plugin that traces Java change impact across callers, screens, mappers, SQL, entities, and tables.
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Tapedeck Gives Old Video Tapes Their Dates Back
A trio of native Mac apps captures MiniDV and HDV tapes, mirrors their folders, and converts or catalogs the resulting files.
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TAD.com, the “World’s Most Ultra Shit Website”
A fan-built archive documenting the Japanese noise project The Gerogerigegege through live history, interviews, magazine material, media, links, and articles.