TasteLab Shows How Recommendations Change a Catalog
TasteLab is an AI personalization sandbox where product teams can compare recommendation strategies against a sample catalog before building production infrastructure.
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109,321 catalogue cards
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Tenkenban: The Excel Checklist Library for the Physical World
A Japanese collection of 28 free Excel inspection and maintenance templates, organized by industry, subject, and inspection frequency.
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The Doctor, the Testimony, and the Film
Dr. Thaer Ahmad’s site brings together his emergency-medicine work, humanitarian missions, public advocacy, and role in the documentary American Doctor.
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AccessLedger keeps the receipts
A scheduled accessibility scanner that records when WCAG issues are found, fixed, and later reintroduced.
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Therapy Bulletin: A Sourced Rulebook for Canadian Practice
A dated, source-backed reference to the rules governing behavioural-health practice across Canada.
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Hell, Inc. Has a Very Bad Employee-Retention Problem
A parody homepage for the afterlife, presented through fake Yelp, Glassdoor, Indeed, LinkedIn, and Better Business Bureau listings.
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Thumb Fence Co. Makes Snow-Fence Duty Disappear
A seasonal Lake Huron shoreline service that installs snow fence in the fall, removes it in spring, and stores it over summer.
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Timbra lets you audition the voice before committing to the book
Timbra turns papers, scanned books, textbooks, EPUBs, and DOCX files into chaptered audio with synchronized reading text.
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TimeFace: A Face Timeline from Two Parent Photos
A browser-based visualization that blends two parent photos into an imagined child’s face across ages 1 to 80.
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TimeMole, the time tracker that keeps its burrow on your Mac
A macOS menu-bar app that automatically records the apps, windows, and documents in your workday, then turns the private timeline into billable entries.
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TinyFileLab Works Backward From the File Limit
A browser-based toolbox for compressing, converting, resizing, and reshaping images, PDFs, and developer files to exact constraints.
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Toku Reader Puts the Reading Above the Kanji
An iOS reading tool for Japanese and Chinese that adds furigana or pinyin, dictionary lookups, camera reading, EPUB support, web pages, and podcast transcripts.
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Tonelva: Blood Pressure, Without the Confusion
A private blood-pressure diary for iPhone and Android that records cuff readings, compares American and European classifications, and produces a doctor-readable PDF report.
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Tonica: A Browser-Based Audio Workbench
Tonica analyzes tracks for key, BPM, time signature, and Camelot notation, while also removing silence, separating vocals, and converting audio files.
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Torana, the chat widget that refuses to pester visitors
A website chat widget that sends conversations to Slack or Telegram, answers from a site's own docs when nobody is available, and charges by conversation rather than by seat.
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Touch Grass or Ass, the Internet’s Unofficial Achievement Archive
A waitlist for collectible internet badges awarded for such accomplishments as touching grass, touching ass, or simply waiting around.
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ResearchOS Keeps Every Experiment’s Thread
A local-first research workbench that connects experiments, provenance, notes, papers, tasks, hypotheses, and reproducible reports.
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Tribunal, the On-Chain Court
A public arbitration system where parties escrow SOL, a Fable 5 judge hears the dispute, and the program executes the verdict.
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TrustMed-Arena Puts Medical AI in a Blind Battle
An open platform for comparing medical foundation models side by side and voting on which answer is more trustworthy.
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Eleza · Defend the argument
Eleza is an oral-defense assessment tool that asks students to explain their own essays, code, lab reports, or case analyses.
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Handback turns move-out evidence into a deposit statement
Handback helps landlords photograph a unit, itemise deductions, attach supporting documents, and send a dated security-deposit statement.
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The Turing Taste Test
An anonymous blind taste test that asks you to choose between answers from six AI models across 20 prompts.
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Twilight Works: tiny apps, unreasonable amounts of care
A London software studio running three unusually specific products: a change-watcher, an AI novel-writing reader, and a crowd court for petty arguments.
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Makerhearth, software built around the kiln
Uirlis is building software for pottery studios and makers, covering memberships, classes, studio time, firing, sales, payroll, portfolios, and personal kiln logs.