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Private Well Data, With Every Number Cited
A free guide to certified well-water labs, public test results, and what private-well owners should test for in the US and Canada.
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rig-c turns layered character art into validated rigs
A command-line toolchain that turns a layered character painting into Spine 4.3 skeleton data and a model playable in a web page.
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Saddlebrief turns course walks into flight briefs
A free show-jumping tool for photographing a course map, drawing a route and strides, recording a voice brief, and reviewing a round fence by fence.
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Seasons & Limits puts fishing rules beside the water levels
A free outdoor reference for fishing limits, hunting seasons, and lake and river levels across eight U.S. states and Ontario and British Columbia.
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Shoalmark makes agents earn “done”
A repository-based work tracker for agent teams that ties completion to commits and sends decisions awaiting human approval to the front of the queue.
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Slidemourn: a projection show with five possible exits
A promotional site for a turn-based horror JRPG set in an 1894 projectionist’s house, where five visitors search for glass slides before the building is demolished.
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TapeText: Transcribe without uploading
A free browser-based transcription editor that processes audio locally and exports timestamped transcripts or subtitle files.
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Tenax: point-in-time database recovery for Kubernetes
Tenax backs up Postgres and MySQL running in Kubernetes to S3-compatible storage, then restores a selected point in time to a sandbox or other destination.
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The Last Survivor: A Family Archive for Holocaust Memory
A digital archive traces the Bick family of Łódź through photographs, documents, testimony, music, and classroom lessons.
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TraceForm Analytics Follows Claims to the Record’s Edge
An archival research service that traces factual claims back through documents and reports where the evidence stops.
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Upglass points your phone at the whole sky
A phone-based sky-identification app that labels nearby aircraft and drones, satellites and debris, planets, and deep-space probes.
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Villain Edit: a reality-TV producer game
An upcoming iPhone and iPad game casts you as a reality-TV producer, deciding what airs, what gets cut, and who gets the villain edit across three seasons.
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Visual Learning’s 15 machines, opened up
A collection of interactive explainers that uses everyday machines to show how their parts and mechanisms work.
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Wallowtide: a JRPG where the flood rises each turn
A story-and-gameplay showcase for a turn-based JRPG set in a floodplain city carried on the backs of 90 giant water buffalo.
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WINDRIDE’s thirteen horses, thirteen tempers
A Shangri-La riding club offering guided rides from one-hour beginner outings to three-day horseback camping trips.
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Aarestäge: Bern’s river stairs, recast as bookends
Aareschloufe sells a pair of hand-cast concrete bookends modeled on the entry and exit stairs used by swimmers along Bern’s Aare.
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Ara 3D Gen puts a character pipeline in the browser
A browser-based 3D character creator for shaping, rigging, animating, and exporting characters, with a self-hosted option for offline and batch work.
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A boxing game that asks you to throw the punches
BE THE BOXER is a planned phone game that uses the front camera to read punches and dodges, with no controller required.
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Bean Index compares UK speciality coffees
An independent catalogue lets you compare coffees from 112 UK roasters by origin, process, flavour, brew method and price.
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Behind the Track: the business after the song
A Korean-language music-industry guide covering royalties, rights, contracts, release procedures, AI rules, and practical calculators.
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Beren's Worlds: A Game Drawn from a Notebook
An exploratory browser game built from worlds, rules, and creatures imagined and drawn by Beren, age 12.
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Cambridge Turkey Watch: The City Belongs to the Turkeys
A Cambridge, Massachusetts sightings map pairs public turkey reports with field notes and a practical guide to sharing sidewalks with them.
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Can You Send: is the sandstone dry?
The site tracks rain and forecasts for 47 U.S. sandstone climbing areas, with color-coded conditions and shareable area pages.