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Siftra, a WordPress accessibility scanner
A free WordPress plugin that checks nine WCAG 2.1 AA issues and points to the page and element behind each finding.
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SLAM Lunar Atlas: mapping the Moon’s caves
A personal project describing a tethered rover intended to map lunar lava tubes for future exploration and habitat planning.
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Sojourner Bible’s family-voice reader
A free Bible app pairs the King James Version and Chinese Union Version, with Scripture reading and narration—including AI-generated voices made from recordings—with permission.
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NO ICE: The whistle-and-rights card
A bilingual Spanish-English page pairs five steps for an ICE encounter with rapid-response contacts, lawyer-finding links, and sharing options.
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Domi’s Little Art Garden
A Chinese-language art-learning garden for children aged 5–6 and their caregivers, with a gallery of 43 works by 20 artists and prompts for looking, talking, and making.
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Still Sprouting: A Habit App That Lets You Come Back
A gentle habit-tracking app grows a small companion as you log everyday tasks, without streak penalties or account registration.
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Built, not bought: Naim’s project files
A Brooklyn build archive follows five DIY projects Naim made between ages 6 and 12, from Lego letters to superhero props.
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SuperTirititran: Cádiz’s local superhero returns
A browser-based anniversary shooter sends players through three missions to defend Cádiz, with original graphics, voices, and music.
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SURBIBLE, for when the signal disappears
A Japanese-language preparedness library collects practical notes for disasters, outages, and life without network access.
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SURVIVOR INTERVIEW: cancer stories after treatment
A Japanese YouTube interview program documenting cancer survivors’ experiences, hosted by a pharmacist who has also had cancer.
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Is wearing a tail allowed? The scriptures get a turn
A tradition-by-tradition inquiry into whether wearing a tail is permitted, drawing on religious texts and legal concepts across multiple faiths.
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Theia: offline morphometry on Android
An open-source Android app for detecting specimen landmarks and running geometric morphometry on-device, alongside a browser annotator and model-training workflow.
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Thermals.fyi: Alpine paragliding, in the browser
A browser-based paragliding simulator for exploring real launch sites, routes, and flying conditions.
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Kobo’s ledger waits for “1 save”
Kobo presents WhatsApp bookkeeping for Nigerian market traders, turning Pidgin or English voice notes into entries for stock, credit sales, and customer balances.
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Untaught’s physics-only experiment
Untaught presents a browser-based simulation of comet ice, asking whether intelligence could emerge without human data, planted goals, or rewards.
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Where the Machines Go
A manuscript about how AI data centers are sited, who makes the decisions, and what residents can ask before approval.
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Understanding South Asia: an atlas with its sources attached
A browsable atlas tracing South Asian geography, migrations, political power, communities, religions, and texts.
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Wild Boana’s field-biologist-led wildlife trips
A field biologist plans private, tailor-made wildlife trips, with clients paying lodges and other suppliers directly and the guide charging for guiding.
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Bazne Cijene’s price-policy watch desk
A Croatian independent, explicitly unofficial site tracks the rollout of “base” or “anchor” prices with sourced updates, explainers, and price-focused tools.
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법카맛집 turns public-expense records into a restaurant index
A Korean-language browser for restaurants appearing in South Korean local-government work-expense disclosures, ranked by how often they are mentioned—not by taste.
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Safa Bulat’s small software
An indie developer’s portfolio of configurable music tools, offline PDF search, tiny Mac apps, and cooperative games.
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Capitol Theatre Pictures: Manila, 1974
Capitol Theatre Pictures documents Manila’s demolished Escolta cinema and introduces its feature film, Manila 1974, listed as in pre-production.
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Clockwork Station teaches time by running a railway
A planned iPhone and iPad game for children aged 5–10 turns clock-reading lessons into station shifts, with a free teaching clock in the browser.