IRIS CSV Tool: a local-first 1099 file fixer
A browser-based tool for checking, fixing, and splitting 1099 CSV files for the IRS IRIS Taxpayer Portal.
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Is this leafy gall? A dahlia photo checker
An experimental browser-based tool compares a dahlia crown photo with examples of leafy gall, normal growth, and crown gall.
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Kelly Page, the ham-radio control room
A free browser-based suite for amateur radio operators, combining radio, LoRa mesh, APRS, and GPS-tracker tools.
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K-Food Label: what’s in the snack?
A multilingual database for checking ingredients, allergens, pork, and other label details in Korean packaged foods.
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Kinmirai Gakki’s instruments from another timeline
A Tokyo art-and-music project invents, hand-builds, and performs with musical instruments shaped by physical phenomena and traditional techniques.
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Hokkaido’s Vanished Railways, Ruins, and Mountains
A personal Hokkaido field-and-history site linking maps of abandoned railways, heritage remains, and mountain records with research articles.
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Kithland’s year that stopped turning
A browser-played creature-keeping RPG set in a world where the seasons have stopped moving.
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A 13-Generation Sapkota Family Record
A searchable Nepali genealogy for the Sapkota family of Tarku Kusunde (Kushpani), Lamjung, with a family tree, relationship lookup and branch statistics.
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Lead Line Grants: A utility-by-utility replacement guide
A public directory of lead service line replacement programs, utility data, state rules, and a calculator for estimating a homeowner’s share of replacement costs.
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Liddat: a pocket toolkit for Singapore life
A free directory of Singapore-focused calculators, checkers, transit tools, and games, organized around everyday tasks.
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Little Wins Toolkit: one-tap practice tied to IEP goals
A teacher-made collection of tap-only learning decks, K–3 IEP goal resources, and printable data sheets for students with extensive support needs.
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Lucioles pairs people walking home with volunteer companions
A community app for requesting a volunteer walking companion, with a discreet SOS feature and links to emergency services.
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Adnan Manna’s signal-hunting portfolio
A personal portfolio presenting Adnan Manna’s astronomy research, low-power edge-AI work, and other projects through interactive demonstrations.
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Moontown — First Light
A free browser fishing adventure set on Barbados’s north coast, where Curtis takes his dayboat P15 out to sea and brings home a catch.
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お漏らし: Japan’s Public Data-Breach Register
A searchable register that sorts publicly announced information-leak incidents by the kind of data exposed and the number of people affected.
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MSFrontier’s map of multiple sclerosis research
A searchable guide to MS trials, results, reviews, medicines and research news.
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Nova Starling’s living atlas of Tessamar
A hand-built fictional world presented through an interactive map, gazetteer, natural history, sailing model, signals, games, and a star blog.
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A dictionary that lives in your folder
OpenSlova is a free, open-source dictionary app for constructed-language makers, with tools for documenting grammar and publishing a dictionary as a website or print edition.
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推し活ホテル Finds Beds Near the Show
A Japanese event-travel finder that checks hotel availability near live-event venues and organizes results by performance, artist, and venue.
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Pale Willow Grove: wetlands kept boring, on purpose
A volunteer group cares for an eleven-acre willow wetland through surveys, coppicing, litter picks, and walks.
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Proof Request puts agent claims on trial
An open spec and CLI for checking a coding agent’s claims against a running app, with a separate agent judging the evidence.
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Protest-Watch’s walkable map of a Cologne demo
A 3D map and timeline reconstruct the Gen-Z demonstration in Cologne on October 31, 2026, using public videos, livestreams, media reports, and police statements.
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Reclaimed History’s uniform finders
Visual military-uniform reference tools help people identify ribbons, unit patches, ranks, and marksmanship badges, then organize research toward a person’s story.
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Release Lab test-runs self-hosted upgrades
Release Lab reports on self-hosted software releases it installs and upgrades in an isolated lab.