Gallra, the self-filing idea catcher
Gallra turns quick, untitled thoughts into self-organizing categories, recurring idea chains, and four different ways to read the pile.
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Gallra turns quick, untitled thoughts into self-organizing categories, recurring idea chains, and four different ways to read the pile.
An open-source, self-hosted tool that measures slow pages, queries, and jobs, then ranks the work by the time it costs users.
A red-team engineer’s personal site collecting security research, conference talks, certifications, and open-source tools.
A free collection of browser tools, 800+ circular SVG flags, userscripts, UI assets, cheat sheets, and technical guides.
A Japanese site counts YouTube game streams from VTubers and gaming creators, then ranks which games are gaining attention.
A lavish, profane four-day Salzburg invitation for Mario’s fiftieth birthday, with chalet details, dress codes, meals, drinks, and mountain logistics.
A live California navigator for shelter beds, food, clinics, benefits, work, identification, and recovery services.
A maths game for ages 5 to 16 that adapts practice around specific misunderstandings across Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary and IGCSE.
A Japanese database that organizes reported non-prosecution cases by incident, region, offense, stated reason, and later developments.
A working disclosure standard for the attention industries, focused on how creative work gets made rather than whether it is good.
A draft, vendor-neutral constitution for governing intelligent systems, built around eleven principles and a proposed software enforcement layer.
A Safari tool for iPhone and iPad that quiets YouTube and Instagram without blocking them outright.
A 48 m² Paris art space that reconfigures for exhibitions, classes, conferences, dinners, and other gatherings.
A free macOS menu bar app that maps five GPU effects to the live angle of a MacBook lid.
A meticulously built political-satire campaign proposing Mark Carney as U.S. president—and the United States as Canada’s 11th province.
Milan Polak’s interactive application for a Senior Program Manager role at Kahoot! in Oslo.
A Croatian-language calculator for combining annual leave, public holidays, weekends, work schedules, and destination calendars into longer breaks.
A Thai-focused chat and calling app that translates messages, voice notes, and calls while preserving ambiguity and conversational tone.
An independent archive documenting the working knowledge, language, structures, and manuscripts of the classical kitchen.
A French reference tool comparing official watch-service prices with observed quotes from independent horologists.
A bilingual virtual-tour system that leads visitors through villages, museums, and archaeological sites using 360° photography, narration, GPS, and camera-based wayfinding.
A Martin-based newsroom that fact-checks viral claims and explains how to spot fraudulent calls, messages, online shops, and payment links.
A free, no-account tool for testing sales pitches, company claims, and promotional promises against their own evidence and disclosures.
A free community site for porch-goose owners, with state and seasonal groups, searchable message boards, and a cross-brand clothing-size registry.