CrunchyItem, the pixel-art loot workbench
A free browser-based generator for customizable 16–32 px pixel-art weapons, potions, armor, and other RPG loot, with item and sheet exports.
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ใดๆภาษา.com: language tools from keyboard repair to Morse
A Thai-language hub for fixing mistyped text, exploring language conversions, and browsing lessons and stories about languages.
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DigiSurvivor’s Digimon survival run
A free, no-download Digimon fan game that drops players into a Vampire Survivors-style browser survival run.
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Donkey Maths makes arithmetic practice deliberately quiet
A browser-based maths practice app for children roughly 6–11, focused on building quick recall of times tables and other basic facts.
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Doodelize turns your doodle into a game character
A free drawing game that presents your sketch as a voiced character with special moves in an online world.
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Drainage plans from public LiDAR
Dynamic Drainage Design is a Windows program for laying out farm ditches and tile drainage from elevation data, then exporting plans to machinery or drainage controllers.
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EarBee: learn songs by ear
A free, open-source desktop player for slowing down music, finding beats and bars, and looping tricky passages while you transcribe.
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Chalkline gives the classroom whiteboard a maths brain
A free desktop whiteboard for teachers that turns drawn graphs, handwritten equations and 3D solids into interactive maths material.
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The e-ink device atlas
A Chinese-language catalog of 226 e-ink readers and writing devices, with filters for specifications such as screen size, frontlight, color, and Android openness.
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Oyen Asap’s 15-day smoke forecast for Jakarta
An experimental forecast estimates whether—and how much—smoke from fires in Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Java may reach Jakarta over the next 15 days.
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Film Sim Approximations, for Fujifilm RAF files
A browser-based tool that previews Fujifilm film-simulation approximations on RAF raw files, with controls for related image settings.
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Fooca makes calorie estimates show their work
A meal tracker that estimates ingredients from a photo or voice note, shows USDA-based calorie calculations, and lets you correct portions.
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Frameshell: an IDE for video
An open-source desktop video editor where AI agents can make timeline edits and people can review or adjust them by hand.
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Free Tape Labels: a barcode-label workshop for backup tapes
A free, browser-based tool for creating and printing barcode labels for LTO and IBM 3592 tape cartridges.
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Quietworks puts five small tools on one demo bench
Quietworks presents browser-based tools for bingo cards, word searches, homeschool transcripts, handmade-product pricing, and frost-date planning.
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How to Give Jensen Money: a GPU Rent-or-Buy Calculator
A calculator for comparing GPU rental options with the costs of buying, financing, and hosting your own racks.
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GreaseTrapRules maps grease-trap rules across 130 jurisdictions
A city-by-city reference for grease-trap requirements, with sizing and pump-out tools, inspection guides, and a directory of pumping companies.
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GrowDate Atlas: planting windows tied to local frost records
A free vegetable planting planner turns local frost dates into seed-starting, transplanting, sowing, and fall-planting windows for 27 vegetables.
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Guangzhou University Astronomy Club: Forecasts, Field Notes, and a Moon-Sea Mascot
The club’s site brings together monthly sky-event forecasts, a 100-plus-post archive, activity records, and a profile of its mascot, Tiangong Yuehai.
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inbox-jev: an inbox sorter with a review label
An open-source command-line tool that labels Gmail, archives selected mail, and can unsubscribe from pitches it verifies.
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In These Parts brings Bedford’s local records into plain language
This local pilot lets people ask questions about Bedford decisions, services, and events, then explore answers alongside links to original sources.
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Mosby’s Rangers, built from the historical record
Irregular Formations is a one-person New Zealand studio developing a game where players plan raids across a map of Northern Virginia, then ride them in real time and first person.
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Is This Bill Right? Checks medical bills against insurance paperwork
A free, no-sign-up tool walks US patients through checking a medical bill against an Explanation of Benefits, investigating a denial, or looking for duplicate charges.
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Open Shelf maps shops that invite new brands
A free directory of independent US shops that welcome new brands, with guidance on how to pitch each one.