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The real property line was the friends we made along the way

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Unfenced ↗ Land for sale that actually borders public land

Unfenced finds the land listings that actually touch public land. It takes about 700,000 US properties every week, lays each one's county parcel boundary over the USGS map of public land, and keeps the ones that genuinely share an edge, with that edge measured in feet and drawn for you. It also tells you how much connected public land sits behind it, the elevation, whether a mapped road reaches it, and the flood and wildfire risk. David's grandfather bought 240 acres in northern Michigan in the 1980s that backed onto thousands of acres of state land, so the property line was never really an edge and you could walk out into the woods and keep going.

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LooGo ↗ Find public restrooms fast

LooGo finds you a public toilet. It runs on OpenStreetMap with a community database on top, so people add the spots, write what the place is actually like, and leave the door code, which is the part every other map of this leaves out. Filter for step-free access, a baby changing table, or whether you need to ask someone for a key. There is a Wear OS app so you can do the whole thing from your wrist while still walking. Jakub built it out of plain frustration, and he has no Mac and no budget for Apple's developer fees, so it is Android only and iOS is the someday. No ads, no tracking, no sign-up.

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Spiralens ↗ Golden ratio camera that tells you where to move your phone

Spiralens is a camera that tells you which way to move. Tap whatever you are shooting, it follows that spot, and an arrow points you left or down or back until the ring goes green, meaning your subject is on the guide and the phone is steady. You can take the shot whenever you like, green or not. Mehmet built it because every photo he takes of friends has a head cut off at the top or a horizon on the slant, and a grid shows you lines without ever telling you what to do about them. He also says plainly that the golden ratio is a habit photographers have and not proof of a better picture.

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