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A stage-visuals service that tailors AI-assisted video to a venue’s screen shape, performer positions, and music.
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Planet B-Minus: a 75-year search for somewhere livable
An in-development iPhone and iPad strategy game asks players to research, scout nearby worlds, and send people outward before its fictional 2091–2166 deadline.
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RideBriefing turns a GPX into a group ride plan
Upload a cycling route to get weather by estimated arrival time, categorized climbs, road surfaces, and a shareable briefing for the group.
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Spanner & Byte’s mechanic’s-bench builds
A Perth mechanic documents Home Assistant projects, smart appliance modifications, hardware repairs, and custom workshop systems.
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Sumi.md keeps Markdown files plain—and comments out of the file
A free desktop Markdown editor that works with local .md files and keeps review comments alongside, not inside, the text.
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A lap-by-lap replay of a Newcastle karting heat
This prototype turns karting results into an interactive replay, showing how positions and lap records change as the race unfolds.
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TOKAI VIVID makes disaster preparedness a runway event
An Aichi-based team uses fashion and entertainment to make disaster preparedness more engaging, through events and online content.
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UK Data Source puts everyday costs against dated records
A searchable guide to UK house prices, rents, council tax, fuel prices and solicitor fees, with figures linked to their stated sources.
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UntitledRoom: a website built as an artwork
CReActive Collective documents UntitledRoom, a digital artwork that gives artists immersive online rooms, and links to its live site.
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DBA Brain: database operations with restore-tested backups
An open-source CLI toolkit for monitoring SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MySQL without installing agents on the monitored machines.
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Gamebooks you can play in your browser
A collection of classic branching gamebooks, with browser play that tracks choices, dice rolls, wounds, money, and time.
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lysosome: a careful cleaner for agent-built Mac clutter
An open-source CLI finds disk space tied up in developer worktrees, dependencies, caches, build output, and local AI models, then sorts items by how safe they are to remove.
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Mesader puts Torah lectures in order—down to the source
A Lakewood-based service turns shiurim, vaadim, and drashos into Hebrew or English pieces prepared for print, with cited sources checked against the sefer.
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Ornaplaster’s hand-modelled ornament
A Seattle studio makes ornamental plasterwork to order, with a catalogue spanning ceiling medallions, cornices, columns, reliefs, and restoration pieces.
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Preflight Works: rehearse a drone route before takeoff
A bilingual tool for planning automated drone routes, simulating the flight, and exporting a KMZ file for DJI aircraft.
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Under Seal, a clean room for client files
Under Seal describes a tool that finds sensitive details and hidden document material, then prepares files for sharing with colleagues or AI.
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Bank Error in Your Favor
A browser game casts you as a bank clerk trying to add zeros to a $280 transfer before sending it.
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BunkrIQ turns bunker surveys into port intelligence
A maritime intelligence platform for checking port wait times, supplier records, and bunkering-related risk.
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Fawnforge gives its workers a nap break
An open-world survival-crafting game set across the Emberlea islands, where 72 recruitable Kith choose their own jobs—and take naps.
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A Moroccan Road-Accident Compensation Calculator
A four-step calculator for estimating Moroccan road-accident injury and death compensation, with inputs for accident details, income, medical findings, beneficiaries, and expenses.
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Hookmoor’s one-minute corner
Hookmoor presents a boxing simulation set in old canning warehouses, where players guide a fighter through a career and make decisions between rounds.
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Inferenstack’s labeled map of AI inference costs
A free, no-sign-in set of boards compares model API prices, GPU rental rates, and the costs of buying, renting, or building inference capacity.
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The 16,800-mile compensation pitch
A Spanish-language page posing as LifeMiles promises uncredited flight miles, then asks visitors to pay a fee and provide payment and bank-verification details.
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Mission Knowledge Lab: the door-handle lesson
An interactive engineering lesson explains torque through a familiar object, with a 3D model to test and an invention timeline for wider context.