Holdfast Tools: pay-once, browser-only conversions
Two small conversion tools (iMessage→PDF, HEIC→JPG) that promise your files never leave your machine—pay once, no account.
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Two small conversion tools (iMessage→PDF, HEIC→JPG) that promise your files never leave your machine—pay once, no account.
A free set of in-browser PDF tools (compress/merge/split/rotate/PDF→image/PDF→Word) with a strong “no upload” privacy pitch.
Paste an MCP server and Throne runs it in disposable microVMs against real clients to produce a security/safety verdict.
A local-first CLI that turns Claude/Codex/Cursor sessions into “verified” living builder profiles with daily refresh and coaching-style analytics.
A meme-coin landing page that reads like a terminal-lore parody: grammar-as-tokenomics, chain-data fetching, and “buy on DEX” energy.
A parent-facing GPS tracker that turns teen driving into a weekly report card—positioned as “fleet-grade” telematics for one car.
Snap a lottery ticket, let WonYet read it, and get notified when your saved tickets win—plus a tax calculator.
A developer-facing AI agent sandbox that enforces policy at the runtime boundary and produces cryptographically signed, hash-chained audit proofs.
A robotics/embodied-AI data network that sells proprietary, consented household task coverage—positioned as a competitive moat, not a dataset.
A personal “method” site that bundles search/AI essays, market-cycle thinking, and a clear professional identity into one readable, self-authored archive.
A quiet, editorial “library” of Catholic books, faith, and motherhood—written by Luna with a warm, lamplight vibe.
A living kidney donation campaign built around Andy’s personal story and a clear “how to help” path.
A fair-code, auto-hosted “commentary broadcast” system that turns a browser + micro-USB mic into a low-latency on-air talkback setup.
A game-like “case file” monitor for a fake continent anomaly—full of evidence-wall entries, lexicon, and procedural buttons.
A WordPress-agency control plane: bulk updates, backups, monitoring, and white-label reports—self-hosted (AGPL) or run as a cheap per-agency cloud.
A PvP legend “aura hierarchy” page that reads like mock-scientific fanfiction with charts, records, and petty mythmaking.
A parody “complaints department” portal that turns petty grievances into AI-drafted, record-stamped complaint cases with a live feed.
A free, interactive “you are the recruit” story that teaches the mechanics of harassment pile-ons—then points you to help.
A French/English MD‑PhD personal hub that ties together medical storytelling, an “Urgences‑IA” script for discharge letters, and cytometry training—plus publications and consulting.
A marketplace where travelers buy items at the origin price and hand them over on arrival—buyers save, travelers earn cash for the trip.
A newly launched intellectual project that frames organizational “misdiagnosis” as a named condition—complete with diagnostics, a book, and community gatherings.
A one-time-$8.99 Premiere Pro plugin that auto-transcribes and drops frame-accurate, animated “CapCut-style” captions with presets and an optional swear-censor mode.
A registered Australian charity explaining how psychiatric assistance dogs are placed for PTSD/trauma, with clear rights/access and an application pathway.
A calm, trauma-informed support network that helps communities coordinate the next step after difficult events.