ChatOtter — mobile-first AI lead agents for SMEs
A source-cited AI “support/lead” agent positioned as one-tap deployment across WhatsApp/Zalo/Telegram/LINE/Messenger plus a website.
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A source-cited AI “support/lead” agent positioned as one-tap deployment across WhatsApp/Zalo/Telegram/LINE/Messenger plus a website.
A beta Apple Watch pickleball coaching app that claims 100Hz shot capture, AI debriefs, and paddle matching from your own swing data.
A personal-safety device/app that aims to do more than scream—stream location and lock timestamped audio so you’re believed afterward.
A browser-based photo+face-tracked video editor that promises “crisp” results, with AI retouching/removal and style/color analysis.
A programming language pitch with real quickstart/docs/GitHub, arguing that inference should be a typed primitive—not a wrapper around a model.
A clickable AI model leaderboard where each task×model cell runs a live, standardized demo and gets a curated score.
A one-person studio shipping offline logic puzzles and small browser tools, with a journal that reads like the making-of.
An AI interview coach that claims Singapore-specific scoring, with voice + posture tracking and rubric-based feedback.
A personal dev portfolio with concrete stacks and a standout reverse-engineering project, plus a direct “Forge a Message” contact.
A mine-to-earn top-down game where ore spawns from the latest Solana blockhash and you redeem in-game coins 1:1 for $HASHROCK.
A personal, faith-forward campaign page asking for a living kidney donor match for Lewis Howze (O+), with clear “start a private inquiry” next steps.
A memorial-page builder with a gentle writing assistant and a clear “4 steps” workflow—built to keep loved ones’ stories online for years.
A public-data dashboard that labels immigration enforcement/visa/workforce figures as reported, projected, or estimated—then lets you explore by origin and visa type.
A free-for-small-sessions live QR-code polling tool with timed questions and word clouds—built for “ask the room” moments.
A security-focused tool that runs AI agents without letting secrets enter model context, using “three gates” and “six layers” of defense.
A personal technical site that reads like a real researcher’s map: EVM/Ethereum/OP Stack contributions, articles, and a gated PoC dossier with “redacted proof surface” framing.
A small suite of in-browser image tools (resize/compress/convert/watermark/icons) that explicitly claims “nothing leaves your browser.”
A pay-per-event (or annual) tool that turns guest phone cameras into a real-time slideshow on the host’s display—no app download.
An AI CRM pitch that leans hard into “you own the data,” with an agent workflow demoed across deals/projects/cases/candidates.
A family-shared, private-by-default 3D globe where holiday photos get pinned to real places—and can be exported later.
A privacy-forward iPhone app that turns kidney-related daily numbers into a running total vs your target, with charts and a printable report—no account, no tracking.
A local-by-way-of-mail digitizing service with per-item pricing and a “one person handles your collection” promise.
An open, anti-party “one mark” movement platform that invites candidates to attach their name to a shared set of policy planks.
A closed-alpha mobile visual novel that claims it can “write itself” without forgetting names, flags, or plot state.