StoneRoster, the rhinestone roster studio
A browser-based generator that turns up to 30 names into rhinestone SVGs, cutting layouts, a PDF proof, and stone-count information.
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A browser-based generator that turns up to 30 names into rhinestone SVGs, cutting layouts, a PDF proof, and stone-count information.
An open-source, self-hosted browser environment where an AI agent can work in persistent Chrome while a person watches, signs in, or takes control.
A WhatsApp-based subscription that turns weekly bull terrier photos, messages, or voice notes into a printed birthday book.
A daily puzzle asks you to connect two biblical people, places, or objects in the fewest moves, with every link backed by a verse.
A Chinese-language dashboard for analyzing Shanghai resale-home prices, estimating fair prices, and comparing sample-based housing costs with modeled market values.
A fantasy football league where each player has one owner, every squad starts with £100m, and your group sets the market through a live auction.
A Russian-language artist archive tracing Krasnodar rapper Милок through aliases, releases, videos, photos, and a selectively revealed history.
A sourced legal-rights guide explaining what authorities may take from a phone, what they may ask someone to unlock, and the consequences of refusing.
A small-group school teaches argumentation through timed speeches, recorded practice, structured listening, and guided critique.
A free Taiwanese public-exam practice platform with online tests, instant explanations, an error notebook, and weakness tracking.
A browser-based deck of events, restaurants, exhibitions, parks, films, concerts, and nightlife for planning an evening in Madrid.
A Korean-language cat-breed atlas that lets visitors filter 30 breeds by size, coat, appearance, temperament, grooming, and household fit.
A Windows desktop tool for identifying sensitive information, replacing it with stable aliases, and preparing documents for external AI analysis.
A skin-science platform combining a phone-based skin analyzer, evidence-graded ingredient research, condition guides, and patient case files.
A serial fiction club that mails one installment of an Irish folk-horror story each month.
An interactive research project that puts players in the role of a feminist Douyin creator navigating visibility, censorship, self-censorship, and platform governance.
A terminal-based Chromium browser with real tabs, Vimium keyboard navigation, mouse controls, and Kitty, sixel, or ASCII graphics.
A judgment layer that recommends libraries, design systems, open-source tools, and documentation before an agent uses them.
A Shanghai café, gallery, music room, and personal collection gathered inside one blue house.
Claire Myung documents Seoul cafes and desserts through personal writing, photography, neighborhood mapping, and rankings in English and Korean.
An unofficial browser reconstruction of the 1990 racing game Stunts, with car selection, track building, racing, replays, and original or upgraded graphics.
A free fan-built Red Alert port for Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS, with touch controls, offline play, and multiplayer rooms joined by six-digit code.
A zero-dependency HTTP and WebSocket server library for the D programming language, built around plain functions and separate worker processes.
A free, open-source macOS utility that keeps the desktop visually fixed as the MacBook lid closes, then brings it back into focus when reopened.