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An online map of England's light pollution and dark skies. Users can search by postcode, district or National Character Area, tick boundaries in the legend to display them, and click the map for detailed information about an area. The map uses OpenStreetMap and World Imagery data and was developed by LUC.
Cronometer is a nutrition tracking app for counting calories and tracking macro and micronutrients. It syncs with partner apps and devices and offers meal logging by photo, voice, text search or barcode scan. Nutrition data is sourced from lab-analyzed databases rather than crowd-sourced entries.
DailyRemote is a job board for remote and work-from-home positions, listing openings across categories such as software development, design, support, sales, and writing. It includes a documentation jobs section and role and category filters.
Dawarich is a self-hostable web application for storing and visualizing personal location history as a private alternative to Google Timeline. It imports Google Takeout data and works with apps such as OwnTracks and GPSLogger. The official iOS and Android apps record location on the device offline and upload points once back online. An API provides endpoints for location data, tracks, visits and statistics.
The Digital Methods Initiative Tool Archive is a list and archive of tools developed by the DMI and affiliates. It notes that some tools are actively maintained and others are not. Featured tools include 4CAT, Issuecrawler, YouTube Data Tools and Zeeschuimer.
DrivingSimulator is a 3D driving simulator developed by FrameSynthesis Inc. that operates on Google Maps. It allows users to drive vehicles for activities including safe driving, off-road travel, parking, circuit racing, and global exploration. Steering is controlled via left and right arrow keys, while up and down arrow keys manage forward and reverse movement; mobile devices use a virtual control stick. The project’s development is suspended due to Google Maps API usage costs, the page may cease functioning at any time, and no feature requests will be addressed.
Dynamite Jobs is a job board listing remote and work-from-home positions from remote-first employers. Users can create a free profile and subscribe to job alerts; listings cover categories such as developer, marketing, sales, writing and admin roles.
Edge Tools is a collection of file and developer tools that run entirely in the browser. The site states that nothing is uploaded, so files stay on the device. It offers tools for PDFs and documents, images, audio and video, code playgrounds, data and text, encoding, security and cryptography, and generators. The site says no account or install is needed and that most tools work offline once the page has loaded.
A site publishing speaker reviews under the heading "The Sound of Science," including reviews of Edifier, Kanto Audio, Devialet, TOPPING and Wharfedale speakers. Reviews note that products were loaned by the manufacturer with no compensation received.
EveryMac.com is a reference site established in 1996 that documents technical specifications, configuration details, upgrade options, device identifiers, benchmarks and global prices for Apple computers and devices. It also offers tools to compare Macs, sort models, and look up Macs by serial number, plus a storage upgrade compatibility guide covering G3 and later Macs.
findPWA is a directory of Progressive Web Apps. It lists over 500 entries and includes sections for recommended apps, popular categories, publishers, top apps, trending apps and top performing apps. The site states it only includes true PWAs that can be installed on every device and are fully working applications.
A web hosting provider offering free web hosting along with paid shared, semi-dedicated and VPS hosting plans. The shared hosting supports multiple domains and scripting languages including PHP, Perl, CGI, Python and Ruby, and the service includes domain registration, transfers and SSL certificates.
A/B Street is an open source project. Its official documentation website provides project overviews, information about software products the project has enabled, a user guide, and technical details for developers. The project accepts contributions to its documentation and source code, which is hosted on GitHub.
GoldenCheetah is an open source application for importing and analyzing ride data from cycling devices and other programs. It provides analysis tools including Critical Power Modelling, charts, interval search and data export, and is available for Linux, MacOS and Windows. The current stable release is version 3.8. Download options include Windows, macOS and Linux AppImage builds, and snapshot builds are published separately.
HaramBlur is an AI-powered tool that blurs Haram and NSFW content on phones and in browsers. It provides instant image analysis, real-time video analysis and website blocking. Content analysis runs locally on the device. It is available for Android, iOS, Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
HTML Comment Box is a website comments solution offered as a widget that can be pasted directly into a website's HTML. The script lets web designers and developers add a comment box to a web page to receive comments from visitors, which are currently accepted anonymously. A free plan and paid plans are listed.
HTTPie is an open-source API testing client for the terminal, also offered as a graphical app for web and desktop in public beta. It is described as making APIs simple and intuitive, and is used for API testing with HTTP servers, RESTful APIs, and web services.
Icon Shelf is a free and open source icon manager for web developers. It connects to a web project's assets folder and does not add extra files to it. Icons can be organized by collections, previewed, and searched, and copied as import statements for frameworks including React, Vue, Svelte and Ember. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux.
KeyHub is a first-come, first-served platform for distributing free Steam game keys. It lets developers showcase their work, gather player feedback and promote upcoming games, while players obtain free game keys. Giveaways are listed as active or finished.
A guide written by designer and front-end developer Shay Howe that teaches people to build websites with HTML and CSS through clear, organized lessons. It covers web design and development topics from beginner to advanced skill levels, including a beginner guide and an advanced HTML and CSS section on topics such as detailed positioning, responsive web design and feature support and polyfills.
LG TV Homebrew is a guide for installing updatable third-party apps on LG TVs running webOS 2015 or later using webOS Dev Manager and Developer Mode auto-renewal. It states that rooting is not needed and lists extra apps such as ad-free YouTube, Twitch, Kodi and Nuvio. It notes Developer Mode expires after 42 days.
Miro is an AI-powered visual innovation workspace designed to speed up product development from ideation to launch. It helps align teams, break down tool silos, and deliver customer-needed products, with features including an intelligent canvas, AI workflows, connectors, and an MCP server, supporting use cases such as research, roadmap planning, diagramming, and workshops.
mitmproxy is a free and open source interactive HTTPS proxy. It can be used to intercept, inspect, modify and replay web traffic, including HTTP/1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, WebSockets and other SSL/TLS-protected protocols. It offers a command line interface, a graphical web interface, and a Python API for writing addons and scripts. Downloads are available for Windows, Linux, macOS and Docker.
Moby Thesaurus is a free, open-source website that provides access to the Moby Thesaurus, the largest thesaurus in the English language. The thesaurus was compiled by Grady Ward, and the website was built by Zeke Sikelianos. It offers a command-line interface for user access and supports saving the page to a mobile device home screen.
