Seat-level ticketing for venues. A seat is held through checkout and released if payment never completes.
Credentials held in flash on an ESP32-S3, encrypted, and typed back over USB HID instead of living in a browser.
Paste a list of URLs or upload a CSV and get status, response time and page title back for each one, in a table you can export.
Patient records that stay on the hospital’s own network. Scans get OCR’d, then wait for someone to approve them.
A Go workspace of four services behind one gateway: auth, payments, requests, and shared config, each owning its own migrations.
Language courses authored in an editor, not in code. Progress is XP, streaks and a skill tree that unlocks.
What to watch and where to stream it: TMDB for titles, YouTube for trailers, Sanity for the curation.
Search, playback and live chat against the YouTube API: ranked results, a real player, channel pages.
A chat room over raw TCP in Go — broadcast, direct messages, a user list and reconnect tokens.
Make a link for a topic; whoever has it can reply with no account. You read it all, then export.
Upload contacts, map their columns onto fields, write a template, and send through your own SMTP.
A markdown workspace over a folder on your own disk. The browser writes the files, so it works offline.
add, done, rm. Tasks live as JSON under your config directory, so they survive an upgrade and you can read them without the tool.
People take a token or book a slot; staff work the queue off a shared board where every state change is pushed as it happens.
Rooms and one-to-one messages over websockets, with typing indicators and presence. History is paginated rather than loaded whole.