EnterJobs — autonomous job applications that run while you sleep
An agent that hunts roles, tailors your resume/cover letter, and submits overnight—then you wake up to applications sent.
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errorboard — every mistake, marked
A Windows study companion that watches a chosen app, auto-captures mistakes, and files them into per-topic Word error logs—quietly, with an allow-list and confidence gating.
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Everwrite — a private on-device “story bible” for novelists (macOS)
A continuity-aware novel-writing app that reads your draft locally to build a Story Bible—then never writes your prose for you.
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Everything That Glows
A free, browser-based popular-science book in twelve chapters about one physics idea: that information is physical—complete with sound, saved reading position, and offline tips.
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FableWatch: the “model is back” return monitor for claude-fable-5
A niche, automation-heavy service that pings claude-fable-5 every 60 seconds and, when it returns, alerts you and spins up a VPS to extract data and auto-fix your GitHub PRs in the narrow “window.”
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FairFirm — Stop Signing Things You Don't Understand
An AI legal-document “fairness score” that scans clauses, flags issues, and drafts negotiation letters—positioned as no-law-degree protection.
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FakeShop — Everything, Delivered
A fictional Amazon-like store where you “pay with fake credits” and “nothing gets shipped,” but the catalog browsing feels real.
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FiledFeed — Real-time SEC filings, made readable
A live EDGAR stream that normalizes XBRL into readable metrics and charts—“the moment it drops.”
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finis nostri — Tools for the economics of cheap intelligence
A structured registry of “cheap intelligence” economics instruments (indexes, dashboards, and a labour earnings assessment) built from public data—ending with a closed set of five tools.
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ForumVehicle — Cars, Tractors & RV Forum
A no-nonsense, owner-to-owner forum where vehicle problems, repairs, and buying/selling get discussed with real metrics and specific model chatter.
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Free Large Print Puzzles (with answer keys) + an in-browser generator
A no-signup large-print puzzle generator that outputs clean one-puzzle-per-page PDFs (with answer keys) for word searches, sudoku, bingo, and mazes.
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GainTally — Free Solar, EV & Energy Tools
A no-signup suite of ZIP-based clean-energy calculators (solar ROI, EV costs, heat pumps) powered by NREL/EIA data.
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Cocoon: a calm, offline-first baby tracker that also keeps the memories
A warm baby-tracking app pitch with a clear “free, offline-first, private, multi-caregiver” promise and a built-in photo journal.
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lifehub: an offline-first AI assistant that claims “zero cloud”
A local LLM assistant with voice/vision/gesture control, positioned as “no cloud, no accounts, no surveillance,” priced at £7/month.
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Pigment — your IDE theme, everywhere
A browser extension that re-tints the web using your favorite IDE palettes—“zero network calls” theming computed locally.
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RentalFlow — blunt, owner-built rental management for bounce houses
A vertical rental-management SaaS that leans hard into a $99/mo flat-price promise and “built by a bounce house rental owner” credibility.
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Anime reviews meet real butcher knowledge (with comments)
A personal site where Jeff Gilles runs full-length anime reviews (AniVault) and pairs them with a butcher’s guide + recipes for meat cuts—plus a commentable review archive.
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Good Days Forward — фитнес приложения, тествани като редакционен експеримент
Български сайт за сравнение на фитнес приложения с методология, реални цени и редакторски тестове по седмици.
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Good Riddance — Designer Trash Bags
Designer trash bags with a “founding drop” reservation mechanic and deadpan humor about the chore everyone repeats.
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GPS Cam Stamp — Free GPS Photo Stamper Online
A no-signup browser tool that stamps photos with GPS coordinates, address, altitude, and time—claiming everything stays local.
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Grablo turns shift scheduling into a “grab shifts” game
A Slovak shift-planning SaaS where employees “uchmatnú” (grab) open shifts from their phones, with waitlists, notifications, and gamified reliability points.
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Horror Dispatch
Field-reporting horror journalism with festival dispatches, interviews, and long reads—written like someone actually cares about the genre’s edges.
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In Transit Travel — “The art of arriving well”
A newly launched international travel magazine with a distinctive editorial voice: events, mobility, and “considered travel” written like dispatches.
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Drift — YouTube autopilot that claims to learn
A YouTube “autopilot” SaaS that promises end-to-end video production (research→script→voice→edit→post) with an optimization loop.