Allen Slaughter (1955–2026) — Celebration of Life
remembering-allenslaughter.com
A heartfelt, story-driven memorial page with a timeline, photo gallery, and a place to post memories.
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A heartfelt, story-driven memorial page with a timeline, photo gallery, and a place to post memories.
A privacy-first “DVR for your desktop” that continuously buffers screen/audio so you can rewind what you missed.
A live, practical crossing guide that turns Columbia River gage height into a simple “dry sand / wade / swim” decision for Rooster Rock State Park.
A deterministic, equivalence-validated transpiler pitch for migrating IBM i RPG and mainframe COBOL into Java 21.
A UK caterer-focused iOS food safety diary built around the SFBB pack, with one-time pricing and exportable inspection-ready PDFs.
A bold, diagram-heavy pitch for Africa-wide remote sports production infrastructure—nodes, fiber zones, and a NOC—positioned as “not theoretical.”
A Mac app that turns screenshots/video/PDF into clean, paste-able text and code—optimized for formatting and claiming true on-device privacy.
A GitHub Action that scans every pull request and posts a BLOCK/REVIEW/PASS verdict with compliance mapping.
A founder’s homepage that blends true-crime podcast credibility with a “ship my own AI” product portfolio and a clear, human mission statement.
A trading journal that treats charts as the primary input and tries to stop tilt with pre-session checks and revenge-trade prompts.
A social media scheduler that connects to Claude/MCP agents to draft from your real analytics—then forces human approval before anything posts.
A solo-trades invoice/estimate app pitch with an unusually combative, anti-subscription voice and a clear offline + “no account” promise.
Sober living operator software with Stripe rent automation and a “therapist-level” private AI mentor that shows up at 2 AM.
A developer-native sponsorship layer that turns AI/agent “wait” status lines into one-line, opt-in inventory—measured without surveillance.
An in-browser STL/STEP viewer with measurement + assembly, plus an “ask the model” AI helper—positioned as fully private (WebAssembly, no server).
A student-led coalition building ethically grounded street medicine through training, clinical outreach, research/policy, and community partnerships.
A GPS running tracker that puts one-time-purchase AI voice “personalities” in your ear, reacting to your run in real time.
A developer-focused hosted agent platform that runs each agent in its own isolated LXC container, with BYOK, webchat/Discord, and persistent memory.
A local-first macOS finance app that imports your bank’s PDF/CSV/OFX and keeps everything encrypted on-device—no cloud, no bank logins, no subscription.
A fan-made Star Wars Unlimited card database that lets you browse every set/card/printing and see TCGplayer market prices—no account, just the list.
A Chrome extension pitch that’s oddly specific: persist tab groups + notes + snooze locally, with no account and no server.
A shareable, link-based “care page” that helps pet owners brief sitters with critical info first—no app, no login for the sitter.
A checkout-first AI agent service that promises idempotent, webhook-verified execution and inbox-delivered deliverables—priced per task, not per dashboard.
A Rust-heavy, self-hostable “agent project manager” pitch with unusually concrete engineering claims (GPU inference cluster, 435k lines, 5k+ tests) and a clear “not a wrapper” stance.