The Soak Atlas: hot water, found
A browsable atlas of 5,810 hot springs, with map and location filters plus details such as fees, seasons, and rules.
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Bike Lane Watch TO maps Toronto lane-removal activity
A Toronto watchdog page pairs a crew-reporting map with traffic-camera links, volunteer shifts, and protest-rights resources.
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Union Toolbox: a paycheck worked out
Phone-based calculators estimate union tradespeople’s pay from logged hours, agreement-specific rules, deductions, and taxes.
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売上JP: a source-linked ledger of Japanese company sales
売上JP lets readers compare sales and profits for 3,138 Japanese listed companies, with decade-long trends and breakdowns by business segment.
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V-Asist: Camera-Triggered Video Assist for Mac
V-Asist is Mac software that records video-assist takes automatically when a camera’s SDI REC flag says it is rolling.
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Vompas, a ruler-and-compass drawing atelier
An interactive workspace for making, replaying, and inking geometric constructions.
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Wear Purple Day’s survivor-support directory
An awareness page pairs domestic-violence guidance with a U.S.–Canada support directory searchable by ZIP or Canadian postal code.
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Where the Money Went
An independent guide turns Berkeley’s city budget into an explorable overview of spending, revenue, departments, deficits, and ballot questions.
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Windlookup: a serial-number archive for woodwinds
A free lookup tool for dating saxophones, clarinets, flutes, bassoons, and oboes using maker-specific serial records.
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WorldwideWC: the internet’s shared bathroom wall
A public graffiti wall where visitors can write, draw, or scratch without an account.
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Yellow Jacket Initiative: the record, read from the source
An independent research site tracking U.S. federal institutions through primary documents, public-record trackers, ballot explainers, predictions, and corrections.
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QStOry: a story hidden in your ham-radio log
QStOry reads an amateur-radio ADIF log and presents its contacts as maps, statistics, and a shareable report.
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575 News turns the daily headlines into haiku
A Japanese community site invites people to write five-seven-five poems in response to daily news prompts.
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AI TRY: Eight Tools, 53 Analyses, Zero Demos
A Korean QA engineer’s personal site documenting AI-assisted tools, software teardowns, and technical writing.
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Any Part Made gives AI assistants a manufacturing check
An MCP-connected service lets an AI assistant design a part, check its CAD file against manufacturing constraints, and request a quote.
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Neem: scam checks with a family backstop
A scam-checking tool for India: paste a suspicious message, link or call to see the tactics it uses and find family or post-payment help.
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AyudaPanamá’s citizen-run donation map
A public directory and map of places accepting donations for families affected by an earthquake in Panama.
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Accra Crazy Trotro: one route, one city, one daily challenge
A free browser game about driving a trotro through Accra, picking up passengers and navigating city hazards.
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Darkbeacon, the live EVE wormhole mapper
A shared, self-hostable map for EVE Online corporations to track wormhole chains, signatures, intel, and capital routes.
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Disclosed: A searchable atlas of UAP reports
An interactive globe and searchable archive of UAP reports, cases, and videos spanning 1561 to 2026.
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DoughKinetics: a dough-fermentation simulator
A free interactive simulator estimates dough temperature, fermentation, and gluten strength across a baking schedule, then recommends a yeast amount.
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Dragon 1982: a Dragon 32 in your browser
A browser recreation of the 1982 Dragon 32 home computer, with BASIC, games, and cassette-style programs.
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Eord: A Roguelike Where the World Keeps Its Own Rules
Eord is an in-development fantasy roguelike playable in a browser, built around a world of interacting physical rules and knowledge gained during each run.
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EpsiOS: someone is still here
An interactive fictional desktop tells the story of a consciousness-upload experiment that failed to end cleanly.