MADE TO GROW · New indie services from Korea and beyond
Discover new Korean services, AI tools and open-source developer tools you can try today.
EDITOR'S FIELD NOTES
This week, we look at services with different uses, from comparing products while shopping and editing photos to simulating robots and exploring developer tools.
01While shopping, you can find and compare similar products from other stores. The results appear in a sidebar on the original page, giving you a clear way to compare them.
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02You can adjust the background blur of a photo in your browser and compare it before and after editing. You can then download the result as a still image.
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03You can test robotic arm movements on the web and recalculate trajectories based on collision avoidance settings. It also shows how to import and run a demo project.
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brewletFor developers and platform teams deploying Java apps, it publishes an app's JAR and execution information as an OCI artifact and runs it with a JDK managed on each Kubernetes node.
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singularityDevelopers who repeat similar work in the same repository with Claude Code can receive workflows learned from earlier sessions’ changes and trial and error in the first prompt of their next task.
OPEN TO STARTS
Your service can still be a work in progress. If someone else can open it, you can share it here.
Share the need, curiosity or learning that led you to build it.
Sharing starts a conversation. Feedback and inspiration can help shape your next version.
Open to first-time makers, people building with AI, individuals and teams. We check the link and basic information.
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Someone's first version can inspire another person to start. Share, learn and build your next version.
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OpenComputerUseDevelopers building agents that control computer apps can start a session for each app and run actions using a session ID. The user’s pointer and keyboard focus remain available during those actions.
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karotteDevelopers creating AI training environments can generate an environment from a base template, run tasks in an isolated execution environment, and inspect conversation logs in a dashboard.
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jeffyDevelopers who need text classification can use the included 13 classifiers or train their own with CSV, TSV, or JSONL data.
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outisHelps users who want to reduce automated email create a 'user unknown' bounce notice from a received message and send it to the sender.
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snipProvides SQLite full-text search for people managing notes in a terminal, and lets Claude save, search, and edit the same notes through an MCP server.
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jaynshareLets users who want to connect multiple Claude accounts register them on a server, connect clients, and choose an account for each session.
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webdeskwebdesk displays a remote Linux screen in the browser and forwards mouse, keyboard, and clipboard input. After signing in with SSH, it streams the screen to the browser over a WebRTC connection.
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rhunFor developers who want a lightweight development environment, it combines file navigation, code search, an integrated terminal, and Git change review in 1 editor.
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JanusFor developers who want to use local models in development tools or scripts, it runs GGUF models on their computer and provides an OpenAI-compatible API.
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dps150ctlPeople testing electronic circuits can view and adjust DPS-150 measurements and settings from a Linux command line, a live terminal dashboard, or Python code.
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DragomanDDevelopers adding translation to Linux desktop apps can call a shared translation daemon through a D-Bus interface. Once the model is downloaded, text can be translated without sending it off the device.
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perspicaHelps code reviewers filter out noise such as formatting changes and understand renames, moved functions, logic changes, and easy-to-miss reference errors.
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codediffHelps developers review code changes through syntax-aware diffs in a terminal interface or as plain text.
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webserverDevelopers running existing PHP apps can handle HTTP, WebSocket, SSE and sessions in one server and deploy their apps as standalone binaries.
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NSLDevelopers who need multiple Linux distributions can create and use persistent machines with their own packages and services without installing packages on the host.
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corralTracks the entire process tree and confirms termination so commands run by AI coding agents or CI jobs do not leave processes behind.
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codex-unlockHelps users blocked by Codex CLI session locks identify the lock owner. It requests recovery only for completed, idle sessions after safety checks.
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FusorA framework for developers building reactive web apps with Rust. The interface structure lives in HTML files, while state and frontend logic are written in Rust modules. Only the parts that read a changed value are updated.
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napkinFor users who find that the clipboard forgets too quickly and note apps demand organization, it lets them set aside text and images without fuss, then copy or organize them later.
SITE CAPTUREDevelopers running multiple branches or coding agents at once can create real Git worktrees without repeating a full checkout, reducing disk usage.
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RAWA paid infrastructure service that lets developers who need servers for running or training models create, resize, and delete dedicated GPU and CPU servers through API calls.
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kivalFor organizations whose documents and decision context are scattered across tools, it helps people and agents create, connect, discuss, and version knowledge while preserving its sources and history.
This directory lets you find AI agents, MCP servers, and agent skills in one place. You can browse categories and popular tools to explore what is available.
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