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TESIGN / RADAR
Today's ten tell you what they are the moment you open them: a repository turned into one diagram, an app that works out when the next satellite passes, a trainer that plays the piano part while you practise. The other thing they share is candour about their own limits — beta and unsigned, endpoints that stop when you close the tab, a checker that is not a certification. Licences and limits are stated as they are.
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Paste a GitHub repository URL and get its architecture as one interactive diagram.

A self-hosted job-search companion that keeps applications, resumes and interview notes in one place.

Hold a hotkey, speak, and the text appears at the cursor — Windows dictation that stays on the PC.

An Android satellite tracker that works out when the next pass crosses your sky, and where to look.

A flute practice app that plays the piano part for you and shows how each note landed.

A free, self-hosted hosting control panel: sites, SSL, databases, firewall and backups in one screen.

Move an AI coding session from one agent to another and carry on where you left off.

A PDF accessibility checker that shows what a screen reader would actually say.

An open Web-GIS: drop in spatial data, style it, and fly over 3D terrain in the browser.

Mock REST endpoints in seconds — no login, no config, no database.
Tomorrow we look at thousands again and keep a few.