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Her Health, Funded: an ANZ funding map
An ecosystem map of grants, programs, investors and networks backing women's health companies in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Hot Under The Collar: hot wings, holy trivia, youth-group fundraising
A browser-based fundraiser where pastors eat hot wings, answer church trivia, and audience donations decide whether they get relief or another round of heat.
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Hymnfold, the Thursday deadline for Sunday’s service
A church booklet tool for assembling, printing and archiving orders of service, from source material through the Sunday handout.
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It Worked Once: Field Notes on AI-Built Software
A non-coder’s blog about building real software with AI agents, told through specific failures, costs, and checks.
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Jason Hunyar’s FOIA Around And Find Out
Independent journalist Jason Hunyar documents reporting on surveillance technology, law enforcement, and public records.
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Weather Globe: Earth, with clouds and the ISS in motion
An interactive 3D globe layers satellite clouds, wind, temperatures for about 230 cities, and the International Space Station’s position.
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Juncho tracks Japan’s visa and PR rule changes
An English-language tracker organizes changes to Japan’s visa and permanent-residency rules by date and by the people and application routes they affect.
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Diacritic Atlas: European letters, mapped
A reference for European Latin-script diacritics, with a browser-based checker that tests what a font supports.
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Lathe Math puts the formulas on the shop floor
A free set of lathe calculators for machinists and woodturners, covering speeds and feeds, threading, cutting plans, and related shop math.
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1 in 8 Billion: a life by the numbers
An interactive life simulation that places you in the life of a baby born now, using statistics from 172 countries and territories.
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Michi Mapa turns cat sightings into rescue missions
A South American cat-rescue app lets people report sightings, take nearby missions, and follow each animal’s story.
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The Ministry of Humbug’s Christmas exemption forms
A shop selling personalised, explicitly fictional paperwork excusing someone from festive obligations.
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Mixwell turns a reference photo into an oil-painting plan
Mixwell presents a guided oil-painting workflow built around your own photo and paint tubes, with steps for planning the composition and mixing colors.
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Murder Desk’s sealed case files
Murder Desk offers free online murder-mystery cases built from evidence players inspect, unlock and use to file a verdict.
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Nature Sounds Therapy’s field recordings from Central Europe
A father-and-son project sharing long-form outdoor recordings from Poland and neighboring parts of Central Europe, presented for sleep, focus, and relaxation.
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Suven’s Game Ghar
A free browser collection of 25 Nepali and familiar games, including 15 listed as playable online with friends.
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Night Porter: an overnight shift for pull requests
An open-source local tool that watches GitHub and GitLab pull requests and routes review comments, CI failures, and merge conflicts to a coding agent.
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Nordcompare dates the price—and the data location
An interactive comparison of email marketing, help-desk, password-manager and accounting software, with prices adjusted to team or usage size and notes on data location.
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One By One turns printed frames into animation material
A free desktop app for making mixed-media animations by printing video frames, altering them by hand, then scanning them back in.
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Palestine Defense Force: the detention docket
A legal-defense desk organizing records on Palestinian detention, court cases, land and homes, Gaza, and international law.
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PE or Not? Checks who owns the practice
A free lookup and Chrome extension labels whether local practices and selected consumer brands are private-equity backed, with sources.
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PopFake’s rumor investigations
A multilingual fact-checking site that traces alarming viral claims, separates what happened from what was added or misrepresented, and gives each claim a verdict.
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Prompt & Solder’s Claude build archive
A searchable collection of projects people report building, fixing, or taking apart with Claude, from revived gadgets to rebuilt software.