봄어게인: getting ready for divorce, one task at a time
A Korean-language service that helps people considering or preparing for divorce organize their situation across emotions, money, housing, children, and next steps.
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A Korean-language service that helps people considering or preparing for divorce organize their situation across emotions, money, housing, children, and next steps.
A searchable public index of US data-breach filings, related settlements, and guidance for people who receive breach letters.
Calib.Tools pairs browser-based calibration utilities with purchasable checkerboard, ChArUco, AprilGrid, and metrology targets.
A turn-based JRPG about five traveling cooks who use food to restore lost memories, with recipes shaping combat.
A free market-trading game about building a stall into a larger business in a rural Northern Vietnamese village, offered for browser and device play.
A graphic-design research project cataloguing Medellín’s street-level visual language as a reference for streetwear creators.
A daily animated island story where viewers become residents by commenting, and their words help shape the town.
A programming game for children aged eight and up, where they type instructions to guide a little robot through space.
An open experiment compares sound classification through a human-ear-inspired cochlea model with a standard mel-spectrogram approach.
A trilingual dictionary tracing words shared by Greek and Turkish, with meanings and language histories.
An interactive map of 118 forms of democratic participation, arranged by family and level of engagement.
A Korean-language meme club and set of free tools for freelance developers dealing with scope creep, unpaid work, and AI-era job anxiety.
A free macOS sticky-note app that stores notes as Markdown files and also offers live, command-driven stickies.
A single-player JRPG set across an Indonesian-inspired archipelago, with a party-based combat system built around weaving patterns.
A browser-based tool that checks PDFs against court e-filing requirements and offers fixes without uploading the files.
A reference site documenting video-game mechanics and techniques, with technical claims tied to sources or reproducible evidence.
Perch is a free, open-source tool that adds an animated pixel creature to a website with one script tag.
A digital archive traces H3O’s Detroit music network through recovered web pages, films, broadcasts, artwork, and community history.
An API-based tool for governing how public-facing AI responds to disclosures of harm, refers people to services, and records what happened.
A searchable guide to federal inspection findings for Medicare-certified home-health agencies, with links to the official reports.
A self-hosted Git host, review system, and merge queue for teams whose code is mostly written by agents.
A Korean patient association brings together disease information, treatment decision support, welfare guidance, and peer activities for people affected by kidney and urinary-tract cancers.
An anime-style open-world RPG pitch set in a sky treated as a second ocean, with glider travel, a four-person party, and a flight test announced for March 2027.
An unofficial guide to Lakewood, Ohio public meetings, with summaries linked to their source records and pages for active issues, officials, and meeting schedules.