PierSight — Persistent Surveillance for the Maritime Industry
A space-tech pitch page for SAR+AIS fusion that promises a continuously updated “operating picture” of the ocean.
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A space-tech pitch page for SAR+AIS fusion that promises a continuously updated “operating picture” of the ocean.
A very specific tournament-ops tool for pickleball: brackets, QR check-in, live scoring, payments, and SMS court calls—built to replace spreadsheets and group chats.
A niche triathlon start-line index for DE/NL/FR/UK that tracks events before they sell out, with shareable season-planning filters.
A native macOS app that scans external drives once, then lets you search everything offline—even unplugged—plus a “living graph” and non-destructive AI organization plans.
A Pokemon card scanner/value app landing page that leans hard into “real-time” pricing and a huge card catalog—built for collectors who want quick answers.
primitivepicturesproduction.com
A production-company site that reads like a mock-biography: film/music/print history told through absurd interviews and characterful insults.
A Chrome extension that stitches a whole page into a PNG and copies the local file path so Claude Code/Cursor/Codex can read it immediately.
An India-focused AI property intelligence platform that promises document-backed checks for legal title, fraud signals, land hazards, and price fairness—delivered in minutes.
A long-running-feeling Windows/macOS proxy client that routes individual apps through SOCKS/HTTPS proxies (including proxy chains) with a portable edition option.
A Git-native CMS for editorial teams: writers use a friendly editor while PullPress turns changes into real pull requests for review and publishing.
A solo “build shop” that claims to design an always-on AI agent, launch a Base token, wire it into a real product, and deploy it end-to-end—then points to systems running now.
A product-family pitch for “calm control” of AI prompts, starting with PromptEZ and emphasizing offline, no-ads, human-review-first workflow structure.
A free, in-browser tool that tries to resurrect dead Photobucket images by pulling originals from the public Wayback Machine.
A security triage tool that scores the ~95% of Ethereum mainnet contracts with unverified source using bytecode-only XGBoost inference.
A Surat carpool app that’s explicitly KYC/vehicle-verified, flat ₹5/km, women-only filtering, and includes SOS + live location sharing.
A buy-once macOS app that runs one prompt across multiple image models (or many prompts against one) and shows results side-by-side locally.
A local-first spatial audio labeling concept for Android XR glasses, built first for Deaf and hard-of-hearing users—presented with unusually specific “what it shows” copy.
A privacy-first app landing page for chronic pelvic pain/endometriosis suspicion that turns messy symptoms into a doctor-ready PDF—without accounts or tracking.
A memorial-site builder for Jehovah’s Witness families, with personal subdomains and a “white-glove” review flow for guest comments/photos.
Paste your store URL and get a free, brutally specific grade on whether AI shopping agents can parse your product data—plus ranked fixes.
A Portland-based circus + digital art collective with an ecological, “nine artists. one organism” mission and a described immersive installation called Propagation.
A command-line “fleet of ventures” system with 12 specialist agents, compounding memory, and a lifetime founding-seat price.
A donation-driven project that turns $14 into a 6-pack of fresh socks delivered via GLIDE in San Francisco.
A YouTube-first B2B SaaS review show that takes one tool apart per episode and ties the verdict to the buyer, not the sponsor.