JakeListen — “100% AI slop” call transcription for macOS
A native macOS menu-bar tool that records both sides of a call (no virtual audio driver), transcribes with speaker labels, and generates a tidy summary—open source and proudly “AI-built.”
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A native macOS menu-bar tool that records both sides of a call (no virtual audio driver), transcribes with speaker labels, and generates a tidy summary—open source and proudly “AI-built.”
An in-person, one-table, no-replays working session where every hour is structured around rebuilding your business with Jay.
A native, offline-first IDE that teaches programming through analogies, runnable examples, and a single sequenced curriculum.
A very specific lead-gen feed that maps new Texas building permits to the “next trade” and sells it with transparent pricing and a free 14-day live sample.
A Vedic jyotish app that promises less “horoscope vibes” and more an autobiography-style report, with a pre-reading life-event validation step.
A warm, automated “weekly coffee chat” matchmaking ritual for organizations, schools, and events—no directory, just one good intro at a time.
A peer-to-peer deep-learning network pitch that mixes “run a node / earn income” token incentives with on-chain AI hosting and validation.
A free suite of browser-based image/PDF utilities that repeatedly emphasizes “your files never leave your device.”
A set-and-forget background audio app built around continuous playback, day/night scheduling, and a tinnitus-focused sound toolkit.
A small-circle, evening reading studio for adults thinking about later-life household planning—CPF vocabulary, pension language, and unhurried discussion.
A public research-and-practice project asking how humans stay meaningful, responsible, and relational as AI reshapes work—complete with small interactive “reflective games.”
A niche booking site for a Scottish medieval music ensemble—built around real event use-cases and practical performance details.
A nonprofit pitch with unusually specific AI-safety logic: translate code for comprehension without changing what the program does.
An open-project hub bundling browser-based space tools (tracking, orbital mechanics, simulations, and space law) under a poetic, legible editorial voice.
A surprisingly specific payment app concept: send UPI over *99# with zero data, using an Android Accessibility workaround (plus a manual fallback).
A DMV-specific, teen-focused driver education course that promises a DL 400C certificate mailed in ~2 business days after a $29 processing fee.
A live public camera directory packaged as an API/MCP server so AI agents can answer questions that require seeing the world right now.
A privacy-first Windows voice-to-text app that types into any focused app and can even edit by voice—entirely local.
A “spa-on-wheels” mobile dog grooming service with a clear rate card and a cute, door-to-door pitch.
A browser-based PDF suite (merge/split/OCR/repair/compress/etc.) that claims 100% client-side processing and offline use.
Edit, sign, merge, compress, and convert PDFs entirely in-browser—positioned as “your files never leave your device.”
A local Arkansas buyer positioning itself as the anti–private equity option for long-standing small businesses.
A niche lead-intel SaaS that turns fresh Texas building permits into a daily 6AM feed mapped to the “next trade,” with pricing and a 14-day free trial.
A macOS menu-bar clipboard app that turns every copy into on-device Apple Intelligence actions (translate/fix/organize) with screenshot OCR and a private searchable history.