Lyre puts a local AI coding workspace on every screen
A local-first coding workspace that runs agents and files on your computer, with browser access from a phone or another machine.
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A local-first coding workspace that runs agents and files on your computer, with browser access from a phone or another machine.
An independent studio offers a collection of free, family-friendly browser games, from dragon adventures to puzzles and learning games.
A paid alert service for industrial auctioneers and machinery dealers, listing nearby closure notices with links to underlying public records.
An open decision model for AI agents that returns probabilities for safety judgments, tool routing, and whether it knows an answer.
A free music-discovery tool uses records you love—or a described mood—to recommend five real releases connected through music databases.
GlassTally turns a blinds supplier’s Excel or text-based PDF price list into an online calculator for sellers’ websites.
Justin Meadows’s original fantasy setting links a novel, iPhone and iPad games, and a Rivercross city chronicle.
A browser-based LaTeX editor that compiles documents locally and works offline, with no account or installation required.
A weekly passive security audit checks domains for issues across email authentication, DNS, certificates, subdomains, and look-alike registrations.
A free Mac Chromium browser that removes selected AI features, blocks ads and trackers, and lets users flag AI-generated posts.
An interactive project organizes Bigfoot reports by place, date, and classification, alongside a timeline of ape and human history.
A workbench for shotfirer training lets users lay out, charge, tie in, and simulate a blast, then review modeled outcomes.
A five-language interactive map traces Aleister Crowley’s Paris years and other occult landmarks, with historical notes, sources, routes, and a timeline.
Timeslide presents a multi-city clock where sliding one city's card moves the displayed time across every selected time zone.
CenProof presents a shared-number system for tracing records from quotes and orders through shipping events and invoices, without requiring companies to replace their ERP identifiers.
eval4 assesses software against eight dimensions and five maturity levels, with findings linked to code evidence.
A browser-based tool for turning drawn, scanned, or traced handwriting into a downloadable TrueType font.
HighCastle demonstrates authorized AI-assisted red-team checks in a synthetic invoice app, with sandbox execution, an independent verdict, and patch replay.
A participatory art project in Koto City turns donated books into a neighborhood exchange, guided by five themes and culminating in a free harvest-day event.
A browser for exploring archived websites, using a curated list and the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine to serve up old pages at random.
Probatly presents probate triage, deadline calculations and links to official forms for people settling an estate.
Turf describes an iPhone game where walking your dog clears a map, claims territory, and helps your dog develop skills.
A $5.99 Apple Watch game for babies and toddlers, built around tap-and-chase animals with sounds from A to Z.
A professional audio application for scanning, analyzing, marking, reporting on, and preparing large audio collections.