OpenUp: a 24-app pack for AmigaOS
OpenUp describes a free, MIT-licensed bundle of 24 apps and desktop components for AmigaOS 3.2.3, including writing, file management, media, mail, and networking tools.
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OpenUp describes a free, MIT-licensed bundle of 24 apps and desktop components for AmigaOS 3.2.3, including writing, file management, media, mail, and networking tools.
An evidence-led investigation compares Armada’s privacy and hosting claims with its app, infrastructure, policies, and public materials.
An interactive set of all-time baseball rankings, with era-adjusted player scores, team and position lineups, and head-to-head comparisons.
A Berlin family shares its story and raises ALS awareness through a T-shirt, donations, and community events.
A source-linked collection of reports about unexpected Cloudflare bills, their reported causes, and what happened afterward.
A Subic Bay birding guide for browsing local observations, seasonal patterns, species records, and private or shared field notes.
A phone switchboard and group-page service for recovery groups and service offices, with volunteers answering calls from their own phones.
A family-hosted day in Uru East, near Moshi, where visitors make coffee by hand, walk to waterfalls, and share food and songs.
An interactive 3D coronary simulator lets learners inspect anatomy and ECG changes, then locate a hidden lesion in a daily case.
A Hebrew case hub for a Supreme Court petition challenging a link between childcare-subsidy eligibility and a partner’s military status.
A Denver–Front Range property service says it investigates hauntings and mediates between residents and the living.
A playable satirical endless runner set on Jantar Mantar Road, where a fictional protester dodges barricades, cops, and tear gas.
DigitalWhip is a macOS menu-bar app designed to interrupt command-line AI coding agents when you crack a simulated whip.
A Lima campaign collects unused turkey, pork, chicken, or other food vouchers and turns them into Christmas meals for people spending the holiday outdoors.
Dowsier checks public groundwater records around a Texas site and offers to compile them into a downloadable dossier.
An Android app for collecting, organizing, and checking documents for an immigration filing, starting with VAWA self-petitions.
An interactive map replays NS train movements across the Netherlands over a day, placing once-a-minute position data on the rail network.
A Nigeria-based games studio presents a playable browser version of the Yoruba seed-sowing game Ayò Ọlọ́pọ́n, with more games planned.
A free planner for arranging wedding family portraits, adding names and faces, and sharing an ordered shot list with a photographer.
The Congolese slam federation presents its programs, event calendar, artist directory, and archives of spoken-word activity.
A research microsite describing an LLM backdoor that uses differences in inference hardware and software as its trigger.
Fogtell presents an online social-deduction game for 6–12 players, set in a fogbound fishing village where rising water reshapes the map.
A local guide to Kelowna’s 2026 municipal candidates, organizing their answers and public remarks by candidate and issue.
A Japanese-language collection of free calculators for freelancers, covering platform fees, taxes, invoicing, pricing, and deadlines.