Ondalume: Lyrics for the Turntable
An app listens to music playing aloud and follows along with synchronized lyrics, for records, cassettes, CDs, radio, and other speakers.
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An app listens to music playing aloud and follows along with synchronized lyrics, for records, cassettes, CDs, radio, and other speakers.
A registry for searching and comparing open-weight models by artifact details, licensing, context, formats and related evidence.
A free, fictional decision game lets you test how different responses affect a modeled orbital-debris scenario over a decade.
OXIS is an open-source terminal for Windows and Linux that runs familiar shells alongside an editor, project workspaces, workflows, and Lua plugins.
A comparative view of legislative bills in Russia, Germany, Sweden, and Israel, using measures the site says are drawn from complete official datasets spanning 2000–2025.
A Mac app that turns Planning Center plans or pasted setlists into Ableton Live show files, with stems, tempo maps, arrangements, and transitions.
PlateKeys turns a Dubai or Abu Dhabi plate—or a name—into a 64 mm 3D-printed keychain.
Five Suspects presents short illustrated mysteries: watch the case, inspect its clues, name a suspect, then check the answer the next day.
A DIY push-button recorder sends audio to your Mac, where local software transcribes it, labels speakers, and lets you search what was said.
A cottage kitchen near Monmouth describes a daytime café counter and a five-table evening dining room, both working from a menu rewritten each week.
An interactive Spanish-language guide to Buenos Aires City’s 2026 budget, with views of spending and revenue.
A set of calculators and product references for epoxy pours, with product limits linked to manufacturer data sheets.
A paid service that turns a fantasy football league’s scores, benches, and history into a weekly sports-paper-style edition or an all-time Record Book.
A Mac and iPad app for designing, painting, and preparing wakesurf boards for CNC cutting; the site says it is in private beta.
A browsable database of running-shoe geometry, with measurements labeled by source type and confidence.
A playable night walk follows a little Siamese cat through a storybook version of Bangkok’s Lumphini Park.
Sidur.app presents a free Jewish prayer and blessing app for Apple Watch, Wear OS, and Garmin, with offline access and several prayer traditions.
A public security tool for checking whether detection rules from seven ecosystems cover a CVE or MITRE ATT&CK technique.
A browser-based sound table tennis game with CPU matches, audio guidance, and controls designed for screen readers.
It scores lines from TV scripts for their usefulness to English learners and builds a vocabulary-focused study list.
Stride is a Victorian work-experience platform where students browse placements and send a brief application, while employers post roles for selected year levels.
TahtX describes a camera-and-tablet system that magnifies and adjusts classroom-board writing for students with low vision.
A city-based fuel finder showing which stations are selling gasoline, diesel or GNV, with location-based comparisons by trip and queue.
An independent Phoenix-rooted project archives unwanted photographs and slides, sharing their stories and offering selected originals a new home.