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AI-Server is a platform for specialised AI agents in software development. The agents take on clearly defined roles – from writing and testing code to documentation and project management – and plug into existing workflows through an API.

• Agents for coding, testing, documentation and project management
• API for integration into existing workflows and tools
• A self-hosted option for those who want to control data and operations themselves
• API service billed through token packages

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Developer2u brings companies together with experienced software developers who use modern AI tools and autonomous agents as a matter of course. Booking is project-based, without long-term commitment and without middlemen.

• Developer pool to browse (“Browse Developers”)
• Project request with duration, budget range, skills and start date
• On-demand access to experts and more efficiency through AI agents
• Developers with real project experience

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Vision2U is an open-source platform for assembling image processing as a visual workflow. Python and React form the base, and an optional AI assistant helps with building. The site’s motto: “Complex image processing. Clear, visual workflows.”

• OCR with PaddleOCR (CPU) and object detection with Ultralytics YOLO (.pt models)
• Read and generate barcodes and QR codes, blob analysis
• Camera (OpenCV) and video as sources
• Portable .v2u projects

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OrganAIzer is a personal AI workspace. Appointments, tasks, knowledge, voice, resources, planning and AI connections come together in one working surface. The project was created by Patrick Hess in Munich and is open source.

• Appointments and resources: schedule appointments, rooms and people automatically
• Hermes assistant: tasks in dialogue by voice or text
• Tasks: recurring, research, images, OCR
• Voice: read aloud, dictation, real-time dialogue

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UniversityOfAI is the concept of a fully AI-centred university. Its motto is “We don’t just teach AI – we create with it.” Teaching uses real tools, real datasets and real projects.

• Entry modules: programming and maths foundations for AI
• Introduction to AI tools such as ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot and no-code AI, plus prompting
• Deep dives on AI agents, LLMs, multimodal AI and automated testing
• Entrepreneurship, research projects and student life as programme areas

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AI-Mentor invites you to discover your own personality: “Find your personality”. A short introductory video explains the process, followed by a questionnaire.

• Questionnaire with statements on a scale from −100% to 100%
• Choice of context: family, work, friends
• Results by DISG, OCEAN (Big Five) and MBTI
• Plus a “JWT Index”

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Katastrophenmelder sends SMS alerts only for truly significant disaster events. Its motto, in German: “No news is good news.” If no SMS arrives, you can assume nothing major has happened.

• Continuous data collection from warning channels and news portals
• Text analysis to link reports about the same event
• Scoring by keywords, frequency, updates and multi-channel sources
• Measures to minimise false alarms

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PublicEvidence offers a free proof of existence for documents: a timestamp anchored in a blockchain. No account is needed, and the file never leaves your device – only a fingerprint (hash) is used.

• Timestamp via hash, blockchain-anchored, no account
• Secure sharing with a password and multiple backups
• Make changes to documents visible
• Time-lock: encryption in the browser, opening only at a chosen time via drand (League of Entropy)

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SunriseTradingSystems, STS for short, is a research and demonstration project around AI-assisted market predictions. The home page promises “AI-Powered Market Predictions”: AI and neuro-fuzzy systems should help keep an overview in ever-changing financial markets.

• Technology: infrastructure, modules, training and testing, news aggregation, anomaly detection
• Trading: market overview, forecast, news overview, sentiment, security
• Depots and trading data after login
• A demo to try out

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Mischen.Jetzt is a virtual shuffle and randomiser app. The page consists almost entirely of a row of coloured, rounded cards, each with an icon and a word.

• Coin
• Yes/no
• Dice
• Word sets, which provide the words on the cards

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DerKlimawandel.de is a claim fact-check. The site shows a common claim and expands counter-arguments with sources beneath it. Important for understanding: the site does not put the claim forward, it refutes it.

• One claim per view, counter-arguments expandable
• Source references for every argument
• Navigation to page through more claims: back, sources, info, list, next
• Overview of claims (“Thesis Overview”)

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nonprofitart is a platform for artworks under free licences. The site describes itself as “a home for open art” and brings together masterpieces, digital art and photography that you may look at, download and reuse, as long as you follow the licence terms of each work. Its guiding idea is stated on the site itself: culture should not sit behind paywalls.

• Discover home page with selected works, a random discovery (“Surprise me”) and rows such as Trending, Most loved or Newly added
• Gallery with filters for category (Historical, Digital, Photography), epoch, licence, source, medium, artist, tags and orientation
• Public-domain-only filter and year range for targeted searching
• Four views: masonry, even grid, list with details and wall

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Lissabon is a browser-based generator for decorative tiles, inspired by the traditional Portuguese ceramics known as azulejos. The app runs entirely in the browser: you set patterns, colours and details and immediately get a tile you can download as SVG or PNG. This project is a small art workshop, not a service with an account or a server.

• Nine pattern families: geometric, floral, ornamental, striped, checker, radial, Celtic, Moroccan and baroque
• Seed-based generation: same seed, same tile
• Several colour palettes, including traditional Portuguese, blues and earth tones, plus freely chosen background and foreground colours
• Sliders for stroke width, fill opacity and complexity

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Mandala Studio is a studio that runs entirely in the browser for generating, colouring and exporting mandalas. It needs no backend, no build tools and no dependencies. You generate a pattern, colour it in with a click and download the result as an image or vector graphic.

• Four pattern types: mandala (radial), tiling/parquet, fractal and polygon/geometry
• Six style presets for mandalas: random, floral, geometric, kaleidoscope, minimal and ornament
• Sliders for symmetry (3 to 24 sectors), rings, complexity and roundness
• Regenerate, vary and direct seed input for reproducible results

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ArtImagePrompt is a tool that turns a short subject description into a detailed image prompt for AI image models. Instead of searching your memory for technical terms, you choose building blocks from templates: an art style, a technique, a colour palette and a composition. The app combines everything into one prompt, can have it improved by Google AI and generates an image on request.

• Subject description as the basis of the prompt
• Templates for style (41), technique (66), colour palette (21) and composition (15), each with its own preview symbol
• Assembly into a finished image prompt with one click
• Prompt optimisation with Google AI for more clarity and detail

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