Svaram: English in, Indian-language speech out
A free beta tool lets nonspeaking users type in English and have a message translated and spoken aloud in one of eleven Indian languages.
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Tao Ming School’s Living Heritage
A heritage hub documenting Takua Pa’s Tao Ming Chinese school and its century-old building, while presenting ideas for its use as a creative community space.
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Tonight Overhead: a local almanac for the night sky
An interactive, location-based guide to tonight’s twilight, planets, moon, meteor showers, and visible satellite passes.
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The Toyota MR2 workshop, rebuilt for the browser
A collection of free, searchable MR2 repair manuals, factory specifications, and interactive suspension and engine tools.
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Trois Minutes and the 6 p.m. cigarette
A French-language smoking-cessation app built around interrupting the daily moment when someone is most likely to buy a cigarette.
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A county-by-county reality check for home wind
TurbinePayback estimates how long a 10 kW home wind turbine would take to pay for itself in each of 3,144 U.S. counties.
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企查透透: A Taiwan Employer-Research Radar
A Taiwan-focused tool for checking company registration details, labor inspection and penalty records, job listings, and anonymous workplace experiences.
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VicADSB maps the gaps in regional Victoria’s sky
A volunteer flight-tracking network shares receiver builds, setup guidance, and aircraft coverage information for regional Victoria.
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Wayang: Indonesian shadow puppets you can pose in 3D
A bilingual reference to Indonesian wayang kulit, with browsable characters, collections and puppets that can be rotated, zoomed and posed in 3D.
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West End Voter tracks the ballot batches
An independent tracker of ballot returns, counting progress, and precinct-level election results in Clallam County, Washington.
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Wong Gai, P.I.: Fort Vale Online
A retro-styled fictional town directory introduces an animated mystery comedy set in 1990s Indiana.
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What people made with AI this week
opensolu collects reported stories about people using AI to make things, then offers a first step for readers who want to try.
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AmslerView makes eye distortions easier to show
A browser-based tool lets people reconstruct what each eye sees on an Amsler grid, combine the views in everyday scenes, and share a summary with their doctor.
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Ava Little Fun’s prewritten comedy set
An openly AI anime comedy persona with cursor-triggered bits, browser-side name roasts, an arcade corner, and an instrumental album.
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Biblioteca de traducciones: fan-made Spanish game patches
A searchable catalog of fan-made Spanish translations for video games, with entries linking to patches and guidance on applying them.
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Big Apple Wire reads New York through the public record
A New York City news site that describes itself as an independent wire covering City Hall, transit, housing, courts, labor, and the boroughs through public records.
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Blob Merge: Which Game Do You Mean?
A sourced guide separates nine games that share the name Blob Merge, with platform and developer details to help readers find the version they want.
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Bobbincat turns pictures into embroidery files
A Windows app for turning photos, drawings, lettering, or logos into embroidery-machine files, with stitch previews and editing tools.
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Bonkland: a Stone Age theme-park game
A browser beta for building and managing a prehistoric theme park, complete with hand-laid roller coasters and pterodactyl taxis.
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The Brize Norton Files
A free-to-read investigation site covering the Brize Norton 6 case, RAF bases, and Britain’s military links to Israel and Gaza.
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Bridge The Gap: an archive of running crews
A history and weekend-by-weekend archive of Bridge The Gap, the gatherings where running crews travel to another city to run, meet, and celebrate.
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By Barakah makes the wedding invitation work household by household
A wedding website for Muslim couples, with household-specific WhatsApp RSVP links and replies organized by event.
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Charity Math reads the charity ledger
An independent editorial project uses IRS Form 990 filings and audited statements to explain charity finances, with sourced figures and CPA analysis.
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CodeKi Lab’s split-beat controller and companion tools
A Korean personal lab documenting a Hall-effect split rhythm-game controller, an Android gamepad bridge, and a firmware profile patcher.