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Draw prompt cards from Small Talk, Deep, Funny, and Career decks to practice conversation starters in a low-pressure, game-like format anywhere.

Write a message, seal it in a virtual bottle, and drop it in augmented reality for others to find — a modern twist on the classic drift-mail ritual.

A fan-made Pokedex notebook: search Pokemon by name or number, browse by category, and write your own notes as you build a personal digital collection.

Generate Thai bank card images with custom names, account numbers, and QR codes — BBL, KBANK, SCB, KTB, BAY, TTB, UOB, GSB, and CIMBT layouts included.

Match yourself with a K-pop female idol through zodiac signs, MBTI, blood type, and Chinese astrology inputs — a fun compatibility toy for fans.

An OTC and binary signal dashboard that generates real-time calls across currency pairs and multiple timeframes for Quotex and Pocket Option traders.

The personal site of a Russian full-stack generalist — Android apps, web projects, server administration, and open-source tools collected in one place.

A silly one-click boxing game with a global leaderboard: enter your name once, land your punches, and watch your identity stick on the worldwide ranking.

Find fuel stations in Bangladesh on a live map with crowd-reported availability, current prices, and queue lengths so you know where to drive next.

Design custom Valentine cards in a few clicks — choose from styled templates, personalize the message, and send a shareable card that feels handmade.

Choose from eight flowers, a greenery base, a card style, and a background mood — then send a bouquet link that never wilts and always waits.

A web viewer that claims to show private Instagram profiles without a follow request — treat such services with caution and read the safety notes first.