HELION, the eclipse-corona RAW processor
A specialized tool turns a bracket of solar-eclipse camera RAW files into a calibrated, merged image of the corona.
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A specialized tool turns a bracket of solar-eclipse camera RAW files into a calibrated, merged image of the corona.
A free Pacific storm tracker focused on Kauai, combining cyclone positions, forecast tracks, local marine conditions, and distance-to-Hanalei calculations.
A citizen-built lookup tool for examining Norway, Maine’s 2026 property revaluation, parcel by parcel.
A richly themed Final Fantasy XIV Free Company site that turns guild recruitment, events, interviews, and memories into a fictional school.
A Chinese-language guide to Sweden’s 2026 national, regional, and municipal elections, with seats, coalitions, responsibilities, turnout, and party positions.
A free collection of 111 rounded, stroke-first icons for concepts such as gaslighting, ghosting, red flags, situationships, and other social accusations.
An Apache-licensed, single-binary C engine for serving GGUF models, training LoRA adapters, and recording locally run inference as replayable evidence.
A permanent digital memorial traces the lives, service, and neighborhood legacy of nine FDNY firefighters from Engine 22 and Ladder 13.
A playable tic-tac-toe game that expands the familiar grid into rotatable cubes, with AI, pass-and-play, and online rooms.
A free Windows and Linux companion for Elite Dangerous that plans long-distance routes, monitors fuel, calls out hazards, and finds trade opportunities.
Glassine is a deliberately restrained writing app built around plain Markdown files, translucent glass, and fewer interruptions.
The bilingual personal site of a Palestinian poet and journalist from Gaza, bringing together her writing, reporting, appearances, photographs, and forthcoming poetry collection.
An art catalogue lets visitors discover public-domain paintings, compare them by visual features, and mark the small details that catch their eye.
A fillable and printable household reference book that gathers accounts, policies, contacts, documents, maintenance details, and personal wishes in one place.
A visible meeting notetaker captures technical interviews and maps verbatim testimony to the four requirements of an IRC § 41 research-credit claim.
A searchable catalogue of James Turrell installations, organized by type, location, date, and map.
A community project in Iowa distributes low-cost sensors that measure indoor radon every 10 minutes and stream the readings online.
A home-dining marketplace where visitors request breakfast, lunch, or dinner with Moroccan families and pay in cash at the table.
An interactive music-theory encyclopedia combining audible notation, analysis, articles, and practical tools.
A recruiting page for Marlboro County quarterback and athlete Jaylon Liles, arranged as a searchable, coach-oriented game-film room.
An ambitious maths curriculum that combines step-by-step solving, visual lessons, practice problems, and a progression from arithmetic to research-level subjects.
Not EPANET points water-network engineers to a free, browser-based editor built on the open EPANET engine.
A Leaving Certificate Computer Science practice portal with browser activities, automatic marking, class assignments, and misconception reports.
A privacy-minded astronomy tool that plate-solves night-sky photos and overlays the stars, planets, constellations, and coordinate grid.