Projects

Need an AI tool that actually does the work? Describe your situation and get one honest pick, free. Agentic Directory scores more than 450 tools on a public 36-point rubric, and nobody can pay to move a score.

Looked up a wildflower on one hike and forgot it by the next? BloomEDU names the plant from your photo, then quizzes you on it just before you'd forget, until the name is yours. Free to start.

Tired of news that already knows what you should think? Reframed gives you each morning's top stories with the agreed facts first, then how the left and the right each read them, with sources.

Stuck on a worry, a reaction or a restless mind? Ask BuddhaUR in your own words and get a teaching from the early Buddhist texts, with a citation you can tap to read the sutta yourself.

Tell it the niche topic you care about. Agentic News reads the day's news from about 3,000 publishers, argues against every match, and sends the few stories that survive in a five-minute briefing at your hour.

Stuck on a big, vague goal? Describe it to Decomposer and get a plan of 8 to 14 tasks, each labeled for you, an AI tool or an expert - then work it one step at a time.

Something to do in Denver tonight? Ask Frolic in plain words and get real events - concerts, festivals, food, outdoor plans, free things to do - updated every night from more than 20 local sources. No signup to browse.

Got a free afternoon? Tell Urban Journeys where you're starting, how long you have and what you like, and it builds a walk through real places near you - no backtracking, with a story to follow.

A quiet practice for keeping the Tao Te Ching in your head. Recite a line from memory, see exactly which words you missed, and it comes back just before it would fade. Free, no account to start.

Pick a photo of a place that matters to you and hear what's alive in it. AniMoment writes a short animist reading of that scene, reads it aloud, and ends with one small practice.

Is America more divided than ever? Read what Americans actually said to each other from 1854 to 1861 - real newspaper editorials, speeches and letters, set as a social feed, each linked to its source.

Your group can't pick where to eat? Send one link. Everyone votes by phone, no account. QuickBite picks the spot the whole group can live with and shows why it won.

School skips how money actually works, and banks count on that. Bank-See decodes one trick at a time in real numbers - what your savings earn versus what the bank makes lending them out - for teens 13 to 18.

Heard that history runs in cycles? Sinusoidal History draws ten well-known cycle theories on one timeline from 1600 to 2050, sets nine against real long-run data, and says plainly whether the record can test them.

About to cite a mathematical bound? Bounds Ledger watches 115 best-known constants, re-checks them every day, and shows you when each number last moved - with the source beside it. Free, no account.

Stuck on a hard choice? Ask the Buddha, Laozi, Rumi or Mark Twain. Sagent answers in the voice and worldview of the guide you pick. Free on iPhone and iPad, five questions a day.

Gmail puts your unread count in the browser tab, and it pulls at you all day. Quiet Tab is a free Chrome extension that hides that number, so you check email when you choose to.

Who decides what inside an AI agent - code, a model, or a person? This free gallery maps it for open-source agents, one judgment at a time, starting with OpenHands. The skill to map your own comes with it.

Most of what you read disappears. Syntopica pulls in your Amazon library and Kindle highlights, then answers questions across your books - where they agree, where they clash - citing the passages you marked.

Read a billionaire headline and want the real number? Billionaire Army keeps a sourced file on over 1,100 U.S.-connected billionaires and grades how much of their wealth they give away, where a giving record exists.

Dam a river running through a ruined city, then watch it turn into a wetland. Gather logs and mud, stop the water, and see fish, frogs and herons move in. A different city each day.

Remember the flying dream, where you swim through the air? DreamFlyer puts it in a browser tab: stroke your way over Denver, Yosemite Valley or the Grand Canyon in Google's 3D map. No install, no account.

Ever wondered what a chord looks like? Sound Shapes turns music, rhythms and bird calls into moving shapes that the sound draws itself, posted as short vertical clips on Instagram and YouTube. Free to watch, nothing to install.

Skipping the workout? Walk-And plans a few short blocks of exercises for today, coaches you through each one with a rest timer, and fills in a year-long heatmap of the days you moved. Sign-in is invite-only.

Most chatbots either sound flat or fake their feelings. Chat With Feels keeps a visible emotional state that changes how it talks - tone, cadence, emphasis - but not what it says is true. Not open to the public.

Tired of explaining your setup to Cursor in every new chat? This kit kept a file about your environment and its gotchas that the AI read, and refreshed, each session. Retired in April 2026.