Projects

A filterable directory of the best resources for learning any language. Apps, podcasts, channels, courses, books and communities.

Eleven thousand live radio stations from 172 countries. Free, no signup.

A public belief journal. What people currently believe, when they said it, and what changed their minds.

One page per public figure. Where they actually publish, and what they are on record saying, in their own words.

Every episode of 550 podcasts in 29 languages, searchable by subject and by who is on them, with English notes under the originals.

Watch tmux sessions from a browser. Sends a cell grid instead of running a terminal emulator client side, which is what makes it work on a phone.

The news reduced to the points that matter, and which outlets report each one.

Books, tools and hardware recommended by named people, every entry traced back to the public post where they said it.

Practise coding interviews out loud. You describe the code, an AI interviewer writes exactly what you said and asks follow-ups.

The same idea packaged for one job, driving Claude Code from a phone.

The same product at Continente and Auchan, matched by barcode, with the nearest store of each chain.

A wiki of organizations, podcasts, people and events. What each one is, who is behind it, and where every fact comes from.

Mobile web UI for the herdr agent multiplexer. Agent state at a glance, so you notice the one waiting on you.

A wiki where pages come into existence when you wish for them.

The case for reading books. The evidence with its caveats, quotes from notable readers, and what named people are reading now.

Every town on earth, one page each. 34,000 places with their weather, air quality, events and what is nearby.

Every event in Portugal, searchable by date, category, city and map.

Type a Portuguese address and see what you would be breathing there, from the nearest official monitors.

A curated index of how to actually reach people, organizations and projects, and which of their channels are dead.

Claude Code usage as JSON you can script against, either over OAuth or by scraping the TUI.

Reading lists from people worth reading. Bookshelves instead of an algorithm.

800+ resources across 30+ languages as JSON and CSV, with honest notes on each one.

Public-domain audiobooks from LibriVox, without the ads. Pick a book and press play.

Rain, ocean, fire and noise. Mix them, set a timer, and it keeps playing with the screen off.

Prayer times for any city, without ads. The calculation method always shown, Qibla direction and a month table.

Speaker-attributed transcripts of podcasts and interviews, with timestamps.

Tells you if a YouTube video is European or Brazilian Portuguese, from the transcript. CLI, web app and API.

Type a city, see whether it is a reasonable hour to message someone there.

Turn any PDF into a clean web page you can actually read.

Sync files between computers with git and GitHub, without thinking about git.

Manage Claude Code sessions through tmux. Send messages, detect when a run is done.