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HaramBlur is a free browser extension intended to help Muslims protect their gaze and faith online by detecting and removing Haram images and videos. It is offered for Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, Firefox, Android and Safari, and the project provides a download, a demo and code on GitHub.
Impakt is an AI fitness app that tracks workouts in real time. It offers personal AI coaching, custom workout plans and nutrition insights, and members can share workout highlights and earn for sign-ups that become premium members.
OpenTracks is an open-source sport tracking application described as completely respecting privacy. Its features include elevation gain estimates, Bluetooth LE heart rate sensors, photos and markers during tracking, online and offline maps, and map theming. A pure offline version without internet permission is available via F-Droid. The app contains no in-app analytics and no cloud integration.
Eat This Much is a meal planning tool that creates personalized meal plans based on food preferences, budget and schedule. The site offers a calorie calculator, weekly meal plans and automatic grocery lists. Users can follow eating styles or create their own and add owned foods to a virtual pantry.
Google Fit is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Nosh is a product of Nosh Technologies, a deep tech company that builds algorithms, programs and mobile applications to optimize food management and reduce household food waste. Its flagship product is an AI-powered smartphone app that tracks expiry and use-by dates, offers an integrated shopping list, suggests recipes from available stock, and includes a shop feature for buying discounted food from local sellers.
