bakecut — AI subtitle editor for creators
A creator-built, on-device subtitle editor that promises word-level styling and one-click silence cutting—plus a free tier.
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A creator-built, on-device subtitle editor that promises word-level styling and one-click silence cutting—plus a free tier.
A personal brand site that reads like a living events/DJ portfolio—complete with named projects, numbers, and a clear “Book Me” path.
A free, client-side toolkit that generates passwords and passphrases, hashes text with multiple algorithms, and encodes/decodes tokens like JWT/PASETO/OIDC.
A space-hardware mission prospectus page that reads like a real engineering spec: net physics, capture timing, and a staged vehicle roadmap.
A coffee product page that turns morning optimization into a 60-second “Brain Age” test plus a tap-the-lantern reflex challenge.
A developer tool that boots real repos, then produces replayable, signed “receipts” proving what broke and what fixes actually worked.
A UK KS2 parent-controlled Mac/Windows app that locks the laptop until a short maths/English/money quiz is completed.
A free, browser-based game that turns real-world walking into quests, streaks, and “legendary” landmarks—plus AI audio guides and a concierge.
A cat-first health journal that turns daily check-ins into vet-ready summaries (and explicitly frames itself as “not a diagnosis”).
An open-source “agent plumbing” kit that promises you can own the whole stack—LangGraph, memory/RAG, multimodal, and human handoff—then bolt on channels like WhatsApp/Telegram.
A production-grade validation API with a generous no-card free tier and a “try it in your browser” developer-first pitch.
A free 60-second audit that checks whether ChatGPT/Claude/Perplexity recommend your brand (with competitor comparisons and “what to publish next” fixes).
competitiveprogrammingatgt.com
A university competitive programming club site with mock ICPCs, weekly practices, an ICPC team-selection hub, and a Codeforces leaderboard.
A long-form, field-manual-style audit of common lossy conversions, written like a detective story for anyone who’s ever clicked “Save As” and hoped for the best.
A zero-bloat Windows overlay that draws a click-through crosshair over games/apps, with templates, a builder, hotkeys, profiles, and “proof mode” for streaming/recording.
A private-feeling, day-by-day itinerary portal for a specific 18-day Balearic Islands yacht charter aboard M/Y LIND (20 Jul–6 Aug 2026).
An AI accountability coach that “roasts your delusions” inside Slack with a public, editable micro-conversation gallery.
A playful “startup generator” and deploy simulator that mocks the AI-dev pipeline while packaging it as a community kit.
A face+liveness+GPS+device-binding attendance system that explicitly sells “stop proxy attendance” with DPDP Act 2023 messaging and a live admin dashboard pitch.
An open-source visual novel + location-based QR hunt engine with a live simulator and a visual editor workflow.
A Windows “desktop cat” that supervises AI coding agents and asks before risky commands run.
An OpenAPI-powered guardrail for prediction-market agents: turn UMA dispute/settlement ambiguity into machine-readable stop/go decisions with receipts.
A restaurant QR menu + realtime table ordering demo that’s literally running on the homepage—no app for guests.
An interactive, line-by-line family history you can literally “pick a line and follow,” with sources and migration “exhibits.”