Alternatives

Products that do what A Geek in Japan does

Discovering the Land of Manga, Anime, Zen, and the Tea

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Kooba▲141
An interactive graph for finding new books
2017
2
Startupland▲118
The story of Zendesk: From idea to IPO
2015
3
Goji▲227
The Keyboard for Fun
2014
4
Withlocals▲80
Book activities with locals in Asia
2015
5WA
WriterKata – a site for writers to practice their craft▲93
2014 · writerkata.com
6
Bootstrapped Comic▲90
Hilarious webcomic about tech/VC/startup life
2016
7
The Sketchbook Project▲87
A crowd-sourced library of Sketchbooks
2014
8
XD Messenger▲73
Chat turned into manga comic strips
2014
9NS
Nihongo – Study Japanese using authentic text from games, songs, etc.▲139
2015 · nihongo-app.com
10LJ
Learn Japanese with Manga▲5
2022 · mangaelite.com
11
Addr▲98
A collective and annotation-focus ePub reader
2014
12IP
I personally created a web service in japan. Please review if you like.▲21
2021 · note.com
13
Out of the Office▲116
Tech comics on stuff! Makes a great gift.
2015
14PA
Pageturner – a community for building a reading habit▲82
2021 · joinpageturner.com
15
ZenPen▲125
The minimal writing tool of web
2014
16
Pointer▲95
A reading club for developers
2015
17PA
Pagoda, a Zen-mode Jekyll blog editor▲36
2013 · github.com
18LJ
Learn Japanese through classic short stories▲25
2016 · languageinmotion.jp
19V1
v0.1 of my book "Why programmers work at night"▲111
2012 · leanpub.com
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Swappy Books▲102
Exchange books with people nearby.
2017
21
Developer Ipsum▲110
Lorem for nerds
2021
22LC
Learn Chinese Through Novels▲76
2014 · getchicory.com
23
Litographs Book Club▲84
Thoughtful book recommendations from indie booksellers
2015
24
StartJapan▲81
Hacker News for Japan
2015

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