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Day planner for people with Autism, ADHD, ADD and similar diagnosis.
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Open Eats Project is an open source recipe and meal planner that can be accessed by anyone across the Internet much like www.allrecipes.com. Open Eats will improve on the features offered by the many commercial recipe sites out there today.
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The Raid Planner for World of Warcraft is a web-based tool written in PHP to help organise raids and groups to high level dungeons. It aims to remain simple, oversightful and intuitive. It simply tries to make it easier than using a forum for the task.
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CalPal is a free web-based calendar written in PHP. Features include room and equipment reservations, personal profiles, printer friendly pages, personal todo-lists, detailed weekly and daily schedules and much much more.
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Real Events Calendar project aims to create a new paradigm in web-calendars. Current calendars use the Daily Planner paradigm, which is limited when dealing with multi-day events. REC will use PHP/MySQL and be 100% XHTML/CSS compliant
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Y.A.R.P. (Yet Another Raid Planer) is a german Raid Planner System for the famous MMORPG Dark Age of Camelot (DAoC).
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This is a basic PHP Calendar with lots of features and possiblities. Uses mySQL as backend and is fitted with an account based system
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