Magga — Point to Where It Hurts
A multilingual, visual-first health-navigation tool that helps people describe symptoms and find appropriate care.
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A multilingual, visual-first health-navigation tool that helps people describe symptoms and find appropriate care.
A small takeaway restaurant where Mélania cooks a different complete menu each day, with entry, main, dessert, and drink for €16.
An AI-assisted boat profile for maintenance, faults, documents, equipment, and spare parts.
An iOS binaural-beats app for chaining frequency steps across delta, theta, alpha, beta, and gamma over recorded ambient sounds.
An unofficial Mistfall Hunter database covering classes, skills, weapons, armor, maps, and item farming.
A daily guessing game asks players to identify the offense, crime modifier, and sentence attached to a real-life mugshot.
A macOS photo library and non-destructive editor for browsing folders, organizing images, and searching by objects, colors, and readable text.
An AI-hosted trivia game show for bars and restaurants, with players joining by phone while the venue's smart TV handles the show.
A local-first Obsidian vault that turns screenshots of missed questions into structured notes, dashboards, random practice sets, and scheduled reviews.
A no-account tool for home bakers, farmers-market sellers, and small food brands that generates Nutrition Facts, ingredient, allergen, and cottage-food disclaimer labels.
A free, mobile-first darts scorer for 501, 301, Cricket, Round the Clock, and Shanghai, with solo practice and Dartbot play.
A free macOS utility that lets one mouse and keyboard move between two Apple silicon Macs.
A private clothing-sharing app where friends lend selected pieces, borrow from one another, and catalog their wardrobes with AI-assisted tagging.
A public ledger tracking reproducible security-review evidence for open-source projects, beginning with Bitcoin Core and hardware wallets.
A live map for aircraft, ships, satellites, earthquakes, fires, weather, transit, and other nearby signals.
An iPhone and Apple Watch running app that compares each run with your past performance on the same route.
A local-first PDF workspace for merging, splitting, rotating, reordering, compressing, watermarking, and converting files without uploads or an account.
A browser-based bike-fit analyzer that measures riding-position angles from side-on photos.
A menu-choice game that reduces a paper restaurant menu to one winning dish in about ninety seconds.
PillStash is an offline-capable pharmacy POS and inventory system that tracks drug batches, expiry dates, sales, prescriptions, suppliers, and stock levels.
Pocket Paste combines clipboard history and text expansion in a native macOS app sold with a one-time purchase.
PostReef accepts a URL from the social web and returns JSON that conforms to a schema you describe or select.
A CLI-driven publishing service that turns coding agents’ HTML, images, and short videos into versioned artifacts with stable URLs.
A timed mental-arithmetic practice tool built around the negative marking, missing operands, sequences, and firm-specific formats found in quantitative trading assessments.