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A Japanese Android app that turns a single character illustration into a conversational, animated desktop assistant.
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It’s Matty Morphin: Power Rangers from the shelf outward
An independent Power Rangers publication combining collector reviews, interviews with franchise contributors, and stories from one Mighty Morphin collection in San Antonio.
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Japanese Colors, one shade at a time
A reference to 349 traditional Japanese colors, with kanji names, readings, hex values, dye origins, and cultural context.
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Jimothy Jump, the Short-Spined Raccoon Game
An upcoming iPhone endless runner in which a short-spined Seattle raccoon jumps paper-cut fences, eats cheeseburgers, and dodges stationary crows.
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実務ツールズ: Small Tools for Japanese Freelancers
A free, registration-free collection of practical calculators for freelancers and office workers.
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Fami, the family admin assistant in your chat
Fami turns school notices, appointments, messages, photos, PDFs, and voice notes into confirmed calendar events, reminders, tasks, and family briefs inside WhatsApp or Telegram.
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Jordan Valley, at the Edge of the Owyhee
A detailed visitor guide to Jordan Valley, Oregon, covering lodging, food, events, ranch country, history, and day trips into the Owyhee Canyonlands.
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Junior Winds FUKUROI Is Building a Youth Band Before the First Rehearsal
A detailed planning site for a proposed community wind ensemble in Fukuroi, Shizuoka, aimed primarily at middle-school students.
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Kaamsajilo: Everyday Tools for Nepal
A free Nepal-focused utility suite covering Bikram Sambat dates, Nepali typing, loan EMIs, exam and university GPAs, vehicle and salary taxes, currency and metals prices, and Lok Sewa resumes.
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Kakka.info, the National Pooping Registry
A Finnish tracking game for recording the municipalities and countries where you have used the toilet.
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Kei puts a game economy on a chain
Kei is an SDK and feeless-chain project for adding currencies, items, micropayments, rewards, and auction markets to browser games.
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Keychange: One Layout per Keyboard
A free, MIT-licensed macOS menu bar utility that assigns a different input source to each physical keyboard.
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Kilo: a surveillance trailer that keeps recording offline
Kilo is a trailer-deployed network video recorder that stores footage locally and uses the internet mainly for authenticated remote access.
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KinderBuddy Turns a School Syllabus Into a Buddy System
A multilingual early-years learning app for Kinderworld students, covering English, Chinese, Bahasa Melayu, reading, handwriting, spelling, and early maths.
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Kits For That, for the fights that come with paperwork
A consumer-rights toolkit offering free state-by-state checkers, complaint directories, certified-mail guidance, checklists, and paid letter sequences.
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KOBUSHI, the Tekken matchup notebook that watches the loading screen
A Windows and browser tool for Tekken 8 players that recognizes the matchup and opens matchup notes, frame data, move details, and personal strategy cards.
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Kootenai Data Systems Keeps Small-Shop Quality Records on the Shop Floor
A nonconformance and corrective-action tracker for small AS9100D and ISO 9001 job shops, installed on the shop's own PC.
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Kòpis Jeneral Lang Kreyòl: A Searchable Haitian Creole Corpus
A public-beta research index for searching, documenting, and studying Haitian Creole texts.
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Kova Signals, where public records become buying signals
A subscription data service that turns Chicago permits, business licences, and FMCSA suspension notices into filtered feeds for businesses looking for customers.
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Kozyn Finds the Next Track in the Mix
A DJ crate tool that ranks tracks by how well their groove, low end, key, and overall feel may mix together.
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Krate, the 12-kilobyte app format
Krate lets people make apps by asking AI, then publish them as one file that runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
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Krot: A Psychological Deduction Show
An interactive Russian-language mystery show where viewers investigate six players across three rounds to identify the hidden liar.
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Kulgilektual Shou
An Uzbek comedy-and-intellectual show archive collecting episodes, guests, questions, scores, and equipment.
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LabelMath: Supplements Reduced to the Numbers
A European supplement comparison tool that ranks protein, creatine, pre-workout, and vitamins by standardized amounts and price.