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An ocean-focused publication presents fact-checks, guides and features about marine life, fishing, conservation and seafood, linking claims to science sources.
A citizen-run watchdog site tracking school bond spending, public contracts, and consultants across California districts.
An interactive simulator for testing shed-delivery routes through gates, alleys, and backyard obstacles.
An independent guide to Virginia’s reckless-driving rules, the costs of a charge, and road routes that avoid the state.
A birthday microsite maps a new runner’s route from her first 10K through a Hannover half marathon toward a possible 2027 Berlin marathon.
A browser-playable take on the card game Speed, built around a block of regulars, each with a different house rule.
A memorial-film service that turns family photos, home videos, voice recordings, and written memories into a film for a service and for the family to keep.
Justin Forton traces a life in music through a chronological archive of family memories, photographs, poems, and recordings.
A step-by-step unlock guide for The Binding of Isaac: Repentance, tailored to what you’ve already completed.
A packaging-damage forensics service analyzes shipping-claim photos to identify mechanical causes and help teams build claims evidence.
Silkscreen is a free, offline macOS bench tool that combines hardware design files and documents into an assembly record for tracing connections, reviewing conflicts, and running bench checks.
A benchmark report tests eight models on 15 game-development tasks across nine Unreal Engine games, scoring whether the running games pass deterministic checks.
A digital archive of Bulgarian artist Vulko Gaydarov’s paintings, chronology, films, and press coverage.
A free browser-based toolkit for PC power-supply sizing, GPU and CPU power references, electricity costs, UPS runtime, and portable power stations.
This Korean-language service turns exported KakaoTalk conversations into a personalized love passport, with dated moments, couple statistics, and AI-written passages.
Mauritius-based artist Yukuka performs live projection mapping, drawing images that real-time AI transforms across facades, trees and stages.
An MCP server that lets AI agents send letters and postcards through USPS with pay-per-piece billing.
An “agent layer” that turns Figma into idiomatic React/Swift/Kotlin while reusing tokens/components and running accessibility checks before opening a PR.
A curated Colombian coffee marketplace that pairs each microlot with producer stories, field notes, and a monthly “Discovery Club.”
A webcam-based focus tool that claims on-device “body doubling” to pull you back the moment you look away.
A pre-launch wearable wellness band that uses gentle vibration patterns to help you “reset” during stressful moments.
A free, trilingual Qur’an review scheduler built as a “sadaqah jariyah,” with an offline-capable planner and export/print.
A friendly, small-business CRM/support/sales stack framed as “six little helpers” that run your front office while you sleep.
A calm, evidence-led community campaign asking residents in Ireland to be transparently consulted before routine drone delivery routes fly over homes.