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A community site for Atlanta users of Omarchy, the Arch-and-Hyprland Linux distribution, organizing monthly in-person meetups and sharing installation and community links.
A darts league platform for finding nearby teams, scoring X01 and Cricket matches, tracking player statistics, and running seasons without the spreadsheet.
A Japanese music-production service delivers a company or store song in full, 30-second, 15-second, and seamless-loop versions.
A Chrome extension that translates, simplifies, experiments on, or reads web pages aloud without making you leave the original page.
An iPhone and iPad app that scans grocery labels, tracks freshness, and suggests dinners from food already on the shelf.
A browser extension that watches crypto charts, delivers one-line reactions, and declines to offer financial advice.
A clinician education library uses short pelvic-anatomy models to help patients understand symptoms, mechanisms, and next steps.
A browser-based perspective toolkit for artists, with camera-modelled grids, image correction, construction aids, and transparent PNG or SVG exports.
An interactive DC-grid simulator models how an offshore vessel’s power system responds when one of its three switchboard sections fails.
A free, local-first reading companion that tests fonts, spacing, focus modes, and read-aloud settings across web pages and PDFs.
A local CLI opens Excel workbooks, recalculates them without network access, and emits deterministic JSON reports.
A mixed-reality Meta Quest 3 game where you burn mould off real walls, trace its spread around your furniture, and pull hidden growth out with your hands.
An API supplies AI agents, drones, robots, and safety systems with location-based environmental context, source evidence, freshness, confidence, and explicit uncertainty.
A Japanese art hotel in Maebashi where architect-designed rooms, restaurants, saunas, regional activities, and contemporary art share one address.
A browser-based tool for blocking actors, placing cameras, planning lighting, and exporting readable PDF plots for film crews.
An in-development constellation game that uses a player’s location, date, and hour to recreate the visible night sky beneath a layer of watercolour mist.
A free collection of in-browser utilities for cleaning photos, checking cameras, reading QR codes, and inspecting what websites can see.
An open protocol and verifier for producing signed records of what autonomous agents do at infrastructure boundaries.
An independent human-directed game studio serving up small browser experiments with names like Pigeon Mafia, Kick Fu, and Anti-Physics.
A Dallas help finder that turns plain-language problems into the right service, phone number, and reporting link.
A detailed STAR WARS Zero Company database for planning operator builds, comparing squads, solving choices, calculating combat, and tracking achievements.
An investigative publication catalogues avoidable stupidity, assigns each case an AF score from 0 to 10—and occasionally 11—and tracks whether the problem gets fixed.
A benchmark tests whether AI agents can build, launch, operate, and leave behind a working Apple-platform app.
A Serbian-language weekly guide to four nature trips, wellness outings, swimming spots, and family activities within roughly two hours of Belgrade.