The BIM Coordinator Who Automated the Repetition
Ajmal P.S’s professional site documents eleven years of MEP BIM work in Qatar, alongside the Revit tools he built to make repetitive coordination tasks faster.
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Al Mafia: Arabic Social Deception for the Majlis
An Arabic-language online Mafia game for 4–16 players, with secret roles, timed rounds, voting, bots, and a shared TV display.
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Alphamingo, the A–Z sofa storybook
A picture-book app for children aged three to six, with one short read-aloud story for every letter of the alphabet.
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AndWithYou Keeps the Work After a Death in One Thread
A private family workspace that guides people through immediate decisions, funeral planning, records, benefits, accounts, and estate tasks.
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Any Day Now, the Apocalypse Has a Ledger
An interactive tracker for end-times predictions, religious signs, celestial events, disasters, claimants, and historical warnings.
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Approximately Up Guide: Build, Fly, Land
An unofficial, source-bound field guide to building ships, flying to planets, wiring systems, and diagnosing problems in Approximately Up.
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ArcanaX Makes Tarot a Two-Person Nightly Ritual
ArcanaX is an app where everyone reveals the same tarot card at 21:00 Istanbul time, while pairs maintain a shared streak and read Turkish coffee grounds from a photo of their cup.
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Ask the Past: a time machine for language models
An experimental chatbot and API that answers in the style of historical eras, from Victorian English to early modern English and historical German.
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ATMx: An Awareness Radio for Moving, Slowly
A Korean somatic-practice project that guides participants through Feldenkrais-inspired movement sessions by voice, via YouTube or Zoom.
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Attestwire turns e-invoice rejections into fixes
An open-source EN 16931 validator that generates XRechnung and Peppol documents and explains exactly how to repair failed fields.
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Batata, an Elixir-to-native compiler you can inspect
Batata is an experimental compiler that lowers a practical slice of Elixir through MLIR and LLVM into native code, with a Zig runtime.
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BidBenchmark, with receipts
A federal-contract pricing tool that turns public award records into benchmarks for government bids.
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The Big Cheese: a golf trip gets its own tournament system
A private Pinehurst golf-trip hub for 12 players, with schedules, match-play scoring, round history, food plans, logistics, and a trip concierge.
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BodyTell — an X-ray for relationships by couple photo
A Russian-language photo toy that reads a couple’s pose, distance, gaze, shoulders, hands, and other visual cues as the “temperature” of a shared image.
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Bookatlas Turns Markdown Books into Tile Atlases
An open-source reading interface that arranges chapters and sections as zoomable tiles, with filtered drill mode and neighboring sections kept in view.
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Boot Scoot: A Sixteen-Week Line-Dance Protocol
A structured line-dance training system with a 67-move roster, dependency tree, metronome, daily timer, and practice log.
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Bubble Transfer Sends Big Files Without the Cloud
A browser-based peer-to-peer file transfer tool with end-to-end encryption, resumable transfers, no account, and no stated size wall.
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Avanta Turns US Shopping Into a Ghana-Delivered Price
A Ghana-focused shopping service that buys from 11 US stores and shows the full delivered cost, including shipping, customs duty, and VAT, before payment.
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Campfire Turns Video Calls Into Actual Games
Campfire is a prelaunch social game platform where an AI Director runs mystery, debate, storytelling, puzzle, and conversation experiences inside a video call.
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Candu Radar turns scattered public notices into messages people can use
Candu monitors official social and web sources, extracts the practical details from alerts, and drafts channel-specific messages for human approval.
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Canonical English, a Language for Machines That Still Wants to Be Beautiful
Canonical English is a controlled, machine-checkable subset of English for human-readable communication between people and machines.
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Cape Cod Septic Guide Puts the Nitrogen Rules on a Town-by-Town Map
A practical guide for Cape Cod property sellers navigating Massachusetts septic disclosure requirements, designated watersheds, and nitrogen-reduction filings.
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Cardinal Host puts server work in one Mac window
A macOS utility for mounting remote folders, opening SSH terminals and tunnels, and reaching Linux or Windows desktops through SSH.
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Catalog Sentry Watches What Shopping Channels See
A free Shopify audit that checks whether Google, Meta, Pinterest, and AI shopping systems can understand a store’s public product catalogue.