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An iPhone app turns one photo a day into a private dog diary, films, Then and Now cards, and message stickers.
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An iPhone app turns one photo a day into a private dog diary, films, Then and Now cards, and message stickers.
A searchable archive of 70 older Japanese buildings, catalogued by completion date, architect, structure, area, and cultural designation.
A sourced local record examining what the O'Hare Flyer developers have said, left unspecified, and still need to answer.
A macOS duplicate-photo and video finder that compares files byte for byte across folders and drives.
A monthly Mexican subscription that sends an art postcard and a handwritten-style letter about the story behind the featured work.
An unofficial TypeScript rewrite of the 1994 Micro Machines game that runs in a browser from the player’s own installed game directory.
A $1 service turns a child's drawing into a painted character portrait and the first page of a story.
A privacy-focused messenger designed for messages that should not become permanent archives on servers or phones.
A school event tool collects family photos and details, then coordinates graphics, programs, gym slides, and an announcer script.
An iPhone and iPad app that condenses self-help books, tests their advice against real-world experience, and keeps the useful bits.
A one-person Novi Sad studio making psychological horror games, beginning with Loop 9, a looping government office where players spot changes and interrogate a tired voice on the phone.
An interactive solo expedition where you ration provisions, reinforce shelter, and keep a small camp alive through six nights of fixed weather.
An upcoming laser-cutting tool that converts lakes, mountains, photos, elevation files, or written ideas into stacked SVG and DXF layers.
A free browser arcade where players compete in ridiculous skill games on replay-verified worldwide leaderboards.
A searchable public archive of the student newspaper of William Howard Taft High School in Woodland Hills, covering issues from 1973 to 1976.
A prototype voice companion for older people living at home with part-time care, offering reminders, pill-box check-ins, conversation and a shared family panel.
A Christian iPhone alarm that keeps ringing until you complete a short morning mission, such as reading a Bible verse aloud, praying, walking, or getting out of bed.
A native desktop workspace that tiles AI coding-agent chats, terminal TUIs, browsers, and project panes on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
A browser-based typing and memory-practice tool for Bible passages, hymns, creeds, and other text.
A free tool that scores any US address from 0 to 100 using federal wildfire, terrain, weather, and fire-history data.
A Mac menu-bar utility that traces resource-hungry background processes to AI coding tools and lets you stop selected work.
An interactive bilingual research console for examining a hypothetical approach to the open Yang–Mills mass-gap problem.
An open-source toolkit that gives Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini reusable engineering workflows, adversarial review protocols, and commit-linked evidence.
A four-dimensional fantasy game where players rotate worlds, move through a hidden spatial direction, and restore passages across eight realms.