🤩 NFS: Most Wanted In Browser 🤩

Enthusiasts have brought NFS: Most Wanted to the web. You can launch the game directly in your browser without installing anything.

✔️ Browser-based version

✔️ No installation required

✔️ Play directly from the link

👉 Link 👈

Open the link and start playing.

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📦 120+ Free App Alternatives

More than 120 free alternatives to popular apps are collected in one place. The list includes projects inspired by Discord, FL Studio, AutoCAD, iTunes, Figma, Canva, Adobe, Office, and dozens of other familiar tools.

Soon, the collection will focus only on free alternatives.

✔️ Discord alternatives

✔️ FL Studio alternatives

✔️ AutoCAD alternatives

✔️ iTunes and Figma alternatives

✔️ Canva, Adobe, and Office alternatives

👉 Link 👈

Use the list to compare free replacements for software you already use.

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🔧 Learn Arduino In Your Browser

A browser-based site lets you study Arduino and microelectronics without buying a pile of boards or other tools. The simulator is interactive and reflects how the components work in real life.

The project was built with Claude Opus 5.5.

✔️ Build virtual circuits

✔️ Connect sensors, motors, and LEDs

✔️ Write code and test it right away

👉 Link 👈

Use it to practice Arduino basics and test circuit ideas directly in your browser.

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📺 Cleaner Smart TV Interfaces

Vibe coders are making smart TV interfaces in the style of Apple TV. Ad rows and promos disappear, leaving only useful apps and widgets. One such project was published on GitHub and gained over 1,000 stars in just 24 hours.

It works on Google TV, Android TV, LG, and Samsung. Users in Russia can also connect YouTube accelerators.

✔️ Removes advertising rows and promotional content

✔️ Keeps useful apps and widgets on screen

✔️ Supports Google TV and Android TV

✔️ Works with LG and Samsung TVs

✔️ Passed 1,000 GitHub stars in one day

👉 Github 👈

Check the project if you want a cleaner home screen without the usual TV promos.

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🔎 Semantic File Search

DigUp is a new local search tool that understands what your files mean instead of matching only names or tags. You can search for “photos with a red bicycle” or a specific scene from a video. It indexes images, documents, recordings, videos, and code using Google DeepMind’s Embedding Gemma 2.

✔️ Free and faster than Windows Search

✔️ Runs locally, so files do not leave your computer

✔️ Works with low-end GPUs

✔️ Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux

✔️ Has over 5,000 GitHub stars

👉 Github 👈

Install DigUp on your computer and search your files in plain language.

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🎬 700+ Video Prompts For Claude

A free library adds more than 700 prompts for creating videos in Claude through Opus 5.5. It covers everything from motion graphics and explainers to volcano eruptions, Formula 1 pit stops, and walks through Middle-earth.

Opus generates the videos with code and then records the screen, which avoids common AI video issues like drifting objects and broken text.

✔️ Motion graphics and explanatory videos

✔️ Volcano eruptions and Formula 1 pit stops

✔️ Walks through Middle-earth

✔️ Code-generated videos with screen recording

✔️ No drifting objects or broken text

👉 Github 👈

Save the library for your next video project.

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🔐 Build Your Own Face Recognition

A free toolkit lets you build a facial recognition system for home access, app entry, or PC login. It identifies faces from photos or through a camera, while keeping all data local.

✔️ Works with photos or a camera

✔️ Runs locally without sending images elsewhere

✔️ Can be used for home access, app entry, or PC login

👉 Github 👈

Use the kit to build a local face-based access system for your own projects.

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