The Zoomist Looks at Ordinary Things Until They Become Strange
A visual and audio journal of everyday objects, animals, materials, and environments examined through macro footage, microscopy, ASMR, and close-up sound.
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A visual and audio journal of everyday objects, animals, materials, and environments examined through macro footage, microscopy, ASMR, and close-up sound.
A free, no-account color workspace for building palettes, checking contrast, generating gradients, converting color formats, and exporting design tokens.
An interview and photo-rich dispatch from a Shmuie popup in Long Island City, connecting streetwear, skateboarding, graffiti, comics, music, and New York creative scenes.
A machine-readable reference covering truck configurations, parts, failure modes, and sourced reliability facts.
A browser-based AI translator for manga, manhwa, comics, and doujinshi that preserves page layouts, speech bubbles, and reading order.
A live fan battle game where people pick sides, tap for them, and can argue with an opposing fan on a 30-second voice call.
A large-file upload service that gives autonomous agents shareable download links and SHA-256 checksums.
A person checks a SaaS pricing page and publishes a dated, source-linked record with plan, price, billing, currency, region, and change history.
An offline-first volleyball scoreboard for tracking points, sets, service, teams, corrections, match history, and PDF summaries.
A browser-based writing workflow that records the screen, computer camera, and phone view, then binds the exact submission to a signed record.
An independent WARDOGS guide covering roles, weapons, armor, FOB construction, progression, budgeting, and PC troubleshooting.
An independent fan-made field guide to WARDOGS, covering its Control Zone, persistent cash economy, weapons, vehicles, factions, maps, and squad tactics.
A free set of browser-based calculators for wiring, circuits, heating, cooling, generators, electricity costs, and solar sizing.
A free, open-source Windows widget that uses a webcam to move the pointer with head or eye movement and click through gestures.
A version-aware field guide that helps players make safer decisions about builds, loot, purchases, automation, and game problems.
A wedding-film service turns a couple’s origin story and optional photos into an animated trailer with narration, illustrations, and an original score.
A Portuguese football analysis site tracking Liga Portugal through transparent form indices, match data, tactics, xG, and player notes.
MNEMyra describes a private memory system for large codebases, tying each remembered fact to code evidence and re-checking it as the repository changes.
A local video editor that transcribes footage, aligns it to a script, and produces long-form and vertical cuts with subtitles, callouts, inserts, and music.
A free copy-and-paste reference for accented letters, with Unicode values, HTML entities, ALT codes, and typing guides.
A browser-based editor that removes or replaces text in photos, screenshots, menus, and other flat images.
An open-source AI study coach that aligns learning goals, generates questions and lessons, explains mistakes, and schedules review.
A Greek-language interactive wedding invitation that turns a November 2026 ceremony into a small comic-book experience.
Amanat is fleet software for Pakistani rent-a-car shops, covering bookings, handovers, deposits, owner statements, and CNIC-based risk checks.