WhatTheHoop — Daily Basketball Games
A daily basketball guessing game that turns stat lines and “unhinged quotes” into quick, shareable puzzles.
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A daily basketball guessing game that turns stat lines and “unhinged quotes” into quick, shareable puzzles.
A pitch-deck landing page that reads like an unhinged, brand-safe begging letter—complete with traction numbers, “fine print,” and playful verification buttons.
A one-operator B2B SaaS review show with a simple premise: one tool per episode, one verdict, and a buyer-tier lens.
A standalone Telegram client for Apple Watch that leans hard into “no iPhone needed” and full on-watch messaging/calls.
A client-side x86 virtualization sandbox that boots unmodified Linux binaries in your users’ browsers—built around a “doesn’t trust anything” security perimeter.
A privacy-first suite of ZIP/archive tools that promises no uploads and runs locally in your browser.
A deliberately mystical, satirical “lifestyle company” that claims to have shipped the feeling of a product—then asks you to apply for access.
An invitation-only, four-night Estonia gathering with a detailed programme, map-style location links, and RSVP flow.
A personal, customizable earthquake alerting app for Italy—notifications only when events match your chosen radius and minimum magnitude.
Un sito ufficiale, in italiano, per un documentario che usa l’Opera dei Pupi come lente su memoria, identità e riscatto sociale in Sicilia.
A satire journal that lets you “publish” made-up statistics with a straight-faced, peer-review-ish layout—then openly admits it’s fictional.
A small-batch magnet shop with a charming, process-forward story (pressed botanicals + resin) and a personality-driven product lineup.
A free AI image editor that promises multi-model editing (generation + inpainting + background swaps) with a built-in commercial license and transparent credit costs.
A cosmic-horror tabletop RPG site with dossier-style worldbuilding, playtest recruitment, and an art/archive/dev-log spine.
A small, artist-driven plugin studio offering five AU/VST3 tools (with full free trials) including a “live looper” that captures sound and motion together.
A local-mum-built, self-guided Paris itinerary product that mocks “more of Paris” and sells “the right Paris” with backups for meltdowns.
A concept-stage “venture foundry” that promises proof-of-origin + contribution tracking for human ideas in an AGI-coordinated future.
A free, open-source node-graph front-end for Stable Diffusion/video workflows, pitched as “product-grade UX” for teams shipping consistent results.
A single-binary CLI that feels like a curated replacement for half-remembered flags, documented like a real man page—plus a paid cloud to sync and run pipelines.
Une revue en ligne quotidienne au ton littéraire, avec horoscope “prospectif”, chronique “énervé du jour”, mots croisés et un salon des lecteurs modéré.
Free weekly paper-craft printables for kids, paired with step-by-step videos that literally pause to keep children on pace.
NFC pet tags with a “lost mode” flow—no app for the finder, just scan and contact.
A Eindhoven-focused app-in-waitlist that pairs international students with verified attendees for the same events, plus pre-event chat.
A Zurich citizenship-test prep app that promises adaptive practice, audio, and a “CHF 49 once, money back if you fail” pitch.