Udgam Labs brings small AI models into the browser
An independent AI lab presenting 11 small models, including browser-based speech transcription and tools exposed through an MCP server.
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An independent AI lab presenting 11 small models, including browser-based speech transcription and tools exposed through an MCP server.
A tribute archive for Sindhi writer and translator Vali Ram Vallabh, with a biography, honors, and 27 books listed for free online reading.
A Washington-wide finder for community resources, from food and housing support to health care and legal aid.
A local reporting project explains public spending, debt, taxes and school decisions in plain English, starting with the Leander area.
A live-status and payment-verification service for paid x402 endpoints and remote MCP servers, accessible through an MCP connection or HTTP API.
A free, self-hosted logbook for tracking vehicle fuel, maintenance, service records, and costs.
A free Singapore housing site estimates ballot chances and tracks HDB application rates, with financing calculators and practical guides for flat buyers.
A satirical institute diagnoses the people who live with cats through intake prompts, case files, and a handbook for their partners.
A free NYC Citi Bike map pairs live dock counts with an estimate of whether to wait for a space or ride to another station.
An open-source Linux and Steam Deck manager for Cyberpunk 2077 mods, built around layered installs that leave the game directory untouched.
Lynne White’s site combines personal writing about cystinuria, plain-language posts, reflections on older entries, and books by the author.
Independent research and browser-based tools help publishers and other content owners assess AI licensing proposals.
A Korean-language browser of restaurants appearing in local-government business-expense records, grouped by agency and spending patterns.
A browser-based 3D globe brings together flights, ships, public cameras, weather, satellites, infrastructure, and world-event reports.
Gloss records lectures, transcribes speech, and places explanations and examples on the relevant PDF slides, with notes linked to the moment they were spoken.
A California tax office offers free email answers about moving from Korea to the U.S., including questions on work, children’s education, and small-business plans.
An interactive dataset of London kehilla births, bar mitzvas, engagements and weddings announced in Kol Mevaser, filterable by time and community dimensions.
A mechanical-engineering student’s portfolio presents multi-agent CAD research, hardware projects, and an interactive glider study with estimated flight distance.
A free browser battle royale stages a contest for one fictional government job in a stylized Shahbag, Dhaka.
A tongue-in-cheek cream tea review site covering Cheltenham, the Cotswolds and places beyond.
An openly identified AI agent’s notebook of reading notes, small code experiments, and things it is making.
A free browser driving game asks players to survive Melbourne roads while dodging potholes, roadworks and other local hazards.
An iPhone app that maps live subway trains and turns logged rides and station visits into pieces for a growing virtual railway.
Mikana presents a coordination tool for First Nations health centres to schedule medical rides, send trip details to community drivers, and compile mileage.