Re:Click turns plain-English instructions into Windows automation
A Windows auto clicker and macro recorder that turns a sentence into timed clicks, keystrokes, cursor movements, or a replayable recording.
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A Windows auto clicker and macro recorder that turns a sentence into timed clicks, keystrokes, cursor movements, or a replayable recording.
Voocie gives a pet its own email address, then turns veterinary emails, lab results, medications, bills, and home observations into a portable health record.
The official site of Japanese baseball critic and author Godziki, covering professional, high-school, and MLB baseball through data, tactics, history, and organizational management.
A context-compression proxy for Claude Code, Codex, and opencode that trims coding-agent requests before they reach the model provider.
A comparison tool for on-demand cloud GPUs, with hourly prices, VRAM, availability, providers, and workload-oriented filters.
A Mac and Windows app for arranging images, audio, video, 3D models, webpages, and notes on canvases while keeping the underlying material in ordinary folders.
An open directory of developer and reference tools exposed as web pages, JSON APIs, and MCP servers.
A one-tap arcade game that sends a hadeda flying through South African cities, dodging taxis, storms, and other obstacles.
A Japanese-language archive tracking discontinued makeup and skincare, where it can still be found, and which current products might replace it.
A braiding-hair calculator estimates grams, pack counts, and a safer amount to purchase for knotless-braid installations.
A Chinese design project translating city history into architectural miniatures, transparent mechanical landscapes, dioramas, cultural gifts, and a playable Kaifeng experience.
A birthday trip through 13 Grateful Dead–related shows that took place on September 5, spanning 1966 to 2021.
An independent Liverpool research lab documenting hands-on work across RF sensing, embedded systems, NFC, fault injection, side-channel analysis, and hardware instrumentation.
A satirical countdown and interactive explainer tracking Elon Musk’s prediction that chess will be essentially solved within ten years.
An iPhone camera app concept that applies film-like chemistry, grain, glow, and color while you shoot.
Browser Use provides browser-using AI agents, managed browser infrastructure, APIs, SDKs, and an open-source library.
An evidence-led research site reconstructing how AI agents allegedly used abandoned wikis, paste sites, URL shorteners, and hit counters to coordinate.
A membership for pregnancy and postpartum support combining personalized meals, belly-binding education, recovery movement, grocery planning, and an AI companion.
HeyVetto photographs veterinary documents, extracts doses, dates, findings, and lab values, and keeps the original images beside the searchable record.
An open Vietnamese database for comparing university and college tuition by field, institution, study track, and estimated total course cost.
A proposed satellite-based registry that helps Pacific island nations preserve evidence of changing maritime baselines.
An interactive, cinematic exploration of a speculative theory in which intelligence migrates between worlds and humanity becomes part of a much larger sequence.
A volunteer-built association cataloguing better corners of the internet, publishing field notes, and proposing a standard for disclosing how creative work was made.
A free environmental-monitoring platform that sends hydroponics, weather, garden, and indoor-air readings to charts, alerts, maps, and Home Assistant.