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Speaker Cut turns a Final Cut Pro multicam into a speaker-switched edit by reading each camera’s isolated microphone, then returns a finished timeline with transcript, loudness leveling, highlights, and export files.
Trill is a Mac dictation tool that transcribes and rewrites speech on your own hardware, with a four-level dial controlling how heavily it edits what you said.
An interactive horror-fiction site about a hungry presence assembled from abandoned tabs, model embeddings, strange geometry, and attention itself.
A free, no-sign-up generator that exports iOS, Android, and store assets from one square icon.
A bilingual 3D museum where visitors walk through 16 Renaissance-style paintings depicting the life of Christ.
An open, community-maintained database of vulnerabilities across the six-layer stack used by GPU datacenters.
A student STEM Racing team documents its vehicle, internally built simulation tools, manufacturing workflow, and original bioplastics research.
A free Catalan-language guitalele tuner, chord checker, practice game, and song guide that runs offline in the browser.
An independent supplement-review site that ranks powders, bars, snacks, and pre-workouts by cost per gram of protein and clinical dose integrity.
An independent publication examining the harnesses, runtimes, control layers, and failure modes that turn language models into working agents.
A free web, CLI, and API toolkit that checks meta tags, social previews, favicons, redirects, robots rules, hreflang, and structured data.
A proposed physical-AI academy trains human operators and robot fleets for critical infrastructure, pairing their certifications after live-fleet testing and injected failures.
Hetconned is an independent research project examining how far-right movements retrofit history into fantasies about heterosexuality, family, masculinity, and a lost internet.
A live party-game system lets everyone in a venue play from their phones while an automated announcer runs the show.
The research and community-art site of Sachiko Hori, a professor working between art, education, and the Yanagase neighborhood in Gifu.
Choose a US metro and the year you almost bought, then compare the home’s estimated value with the mortgage, rent, and S&P 500 alternative you could have had.
A mock AI-powered cucumber measurement experience that guides users through photographing a specimen and produces a randomly generated assessment.
Human Industries is an independent studio making small iPhone apps, including a free, no-account reminder for calling people you care about.
A German-language daily briefing that explains one AI story in about 60 seconds, with sources and no buzzwords.
An online marketplace for handmade products created by artisans with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
A free daily browser racing game that gives you one attempt on one Formula 1-style circuit.
A Korean-English robotics platform for collecting contact data through bidirectional teleoperation and transferring it into robot skills.
A local guide’s richly presented invitation to explore Iraq, from the Mesopotamian Marshes and ancient Ur to Kurdistan’s mountains and Baghdad.
A parody countdown page that answers the game's release question by redirecting readers to a real solar eclipse on August 2, 2027.