Cerovia Systems — laser weeding rovers for small farms
A Greek R&D prototype pitch for autonomous laser-weeding robots—positioned specifically for micro/medium farms, not mega-farms.
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A Greek R&D prototype pitch for autonomous laser-weeding robots—positioned specifically for micro/medium farms, not mega-farms.
A UX/product QA portfolio that audits real products for “trust leaks” and sometimes builds the fixes too.
A developer-facing “one key, many models” API wrapper that claims 5% below official pricing with OpenAI-compatible base_url switching.
A one-time-price shared calendar + expense-splitting tool built specifically for co-parenting households.
A cybercrime “recovery firm” that promises 24/7 tracing, freezing, and repatriation of stolen crypto/fiat—complete with a live-looking case trace and heavy enforcement/forensics claims.
A purpose-built tool that turns messy bank statement PDFs/scans into QuickBooks/Xero-ready Excel/CSV in seconds.
A woman-owned Austin catering trailer built around “made from scratch” halal organic sourdough and event packages.
A free, no-signup suite of small dev/design/security tools that run in your browser—plus guides and a “notify me” hook for new tools.
An API-driven SMS document notification platform with clear pricing tiers and a developer-friendly pitch.
A London Shoreditch “members’ gaming lounge & esports studio” with private 240Hz suites, VR bay, coaching, and Thursday/Saturday tournament nights—bookable and very specific.
A wedding videography studio with unusually poetic, “heirloom” copy and a clear, couple-friendly booking flow.
A remote MCP “control surface” for OAuth-authorized Twitter/X actions and Grok-backed research—built for agents, with spend caps and safety framing.
A story-driven toilet-unblocking pitch that reads like a retired plumber’s confession—complete with a “don’t call the plumber” origin tale.
A focused AI cybersecurity toolset for Microsoft Sentinel teams—positioned around reducing alert noise, correlating threat intel, and prioritizing patches by exploitability.
A polished activewear brand storefront with product pages, pricing, and a clear “born from a need to move” narrative.
A Chiang Mai watch repair workshop that sells trust through specific service tiers, written condition notes, and restraint in restoration.
A free, fast WCAG/EAA accessibility risk scan that emphasizes what it can’t automate—and sells monitoring + white-label reports for agencies.
A developer-first dashboard that monitors multiple AI providers’ spend in near real time and can pause/alert before you blow your budget.
A document workflow platform that promises “edit the original PDF” plus legally-minded, tamper-evident signing and audit logs.
A fashion storefront that reads like a replica/“fake” luxury reseller, with aggressive brand stuffing and checkout/shipping claims.
A serious-sounding observability platform pitching “observability isn’t SaaS” with BYOC/VPC control, eBPF sensor deployment, and LLM observability.
A full observability platform pitch with eBPF + BYOC freedom, plus “AI observability” and an MCP mention.
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A ready-to-download set of prompts aimed at generating luxury 1980s Miami visuals (with modes like hero copy, face-swap, and full era transformation).