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A Seoul indie studio for browser games, software, and the curious experiments between them.
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A Seoul indie studio for browser games, software, and the curious experiments between them.
A public market for software requests and rough products that need improvement, ranked by demand and budget.
A deadpan logistics storefront that treats data-warehouse workflows as cardboard packages delivered to your porch.
An India-based AI product lab building agentic systems and workflow software around deterministic code, human approvals, and append-only audit trails.
A browser-based toolkit for measuring mouse DPI, pointer movement, polling behavior, sensor acceleration, and switch debounce.
Echo Pathways monitors pathology results against clinician-approved protocols and routes accountable alerts when follow-up is due.
A browser-based security tool that generates plausible brand-imitating domains and checks which are registered, live, or configured to receive email.
A browser-based tool reviews contractor estimate PDFs for vague wording, missing scope, deposits, allowances, and useful follow-up questions.
An activity-aware weather tool that gives hour-by-hour conditions for a precise place and elevation.
Fixed Yet tracks player-reported crashes, freezes, performance problems, progression bugs, and patch-related status changes across PC games.
A browser-based fly-cue system for theatre crews to build flying plots, sequence moves, and keep operators synchronized.
A proposed operations layer for people running fleets of coding agents across multiple ventures.
A persistent-world colony game where you write instructions for an agent, leave it running, and return later to see whether the colony survived.
A Conway, Massachusetts kitchen-garden log that combines seasonal writing, crop weights, weather records, and photographs.
An offline iOS workshop for planning grafted orchards, practicing cuts, arranging espalier, and checking pollination.
A school-management system for fees, attendance, results, homework, payroll, transport, and parent communication.
A Persian-language archive and utility hub for exploring Herat’s places, people, photographs, documents, news, music, and historical memory.
An open-source Linux security agent combining supply-chain detection, malware blocking, vulnerability scanning, file-integrity monitoring, USB control, and EDR telemetry.
A digital graveyard where people can bury failed apps, abandoned SaaS projects, and other ideas that did not survive daylight.
Kadrica builds custom operations, traceability, workflow, and reporting software for agricultural businesses across Africa.
A Japanese precision-parts manufacturer serving maritime, aerospace, land, guidance, space, and testing applications.
An early-access retrieval architecture for giving AI-fetched artifacts transport-level provenance and explicit citation states.
A development-stage sports-tech system that uses one sensor on each shoe heel to analyze running form and connect the results to running-shoe recommendations.
A group-messaging service that gives each group one phone number, letting members send and receive messages by ordinary SMS—even on flip, kosher, or filtered phones.