PDFLoveMe — Private, in-browser PDF tools
A privacy-first suite of in-browser PDF tools (merge/split/rotate/convert/encrypt/compress) with no sign-up and clear “files never leave your device” messaging.
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A privacy-first suite of in-browser PDF tools (merge/split/rotate/convert/encrypt/compress) with no sign-up and clear “files never leave your device” messaging.
A custom pen-plotter studio that turns maps, birth charts, and road trips into “one stroke at a time” archival ink pieces.
A mobile finger-drum app that leans hard into low-latency feel, live loop overdubs, and mic sampling—plus a surprisingly technical “under the hood” explanation.
An open-source multi-agent coding “cockpit” that isolates each agent in its own warm git-worktree slot—plus live multi-chat thumbnails so you can supervise the fleet.
A multi-agent coding cockpit that isolates each agent in its own “warm git-worktree slot,” with live multi-chat thumbnails and a lead-supervisor workflow.
A satirical “public-health” style self-assessment that diagnoses premature delegation and spits out a recovery protocol—plus a mock cost calculator.
A free, open-source GitHub Action that reviews every pull request using your own API key (BYOK) and posts teammate-style inline comments.
A gamified STEM platform that lets students simulate real microcontroller boards in-browser, then compete—positioned as “safe by design” for schools.
A community-first Minecraft realm that treats the player economy like a real market—complete with synced live map, stock charts, and Discord bridging.
An atmospheric, interactive-feeling detective game pitch where attention literally shapes the investigation—and the site reads like a case file in progress.
A personal homelab ops page that’s basically a living dashboard: three Proxmox hosts, Terraform/Gitea Actions, Traefik, and a bunch of named self-hosted services with concrete counts.
A browser-based calculator for planning Immich storage, compute, and 3-year local-vs-VPS costs—explicitly not official, with inspectable inputs.
A security product that blocks dependencies before they hit disk, adds byte-for-byte hash verification, and even “locks” AI coding agents to build only through it.
A small independent app studio site with a warm, specific pitch for Shorttales—and clear teasers for a few upcoming apps.
A “sovereign agent/fortress” pitch that leans hard on air-gapped jurisdiction, SCADA/DCS credibility, and a CLI-style demo to argue data never leaves.
A macOS menubar app that opens an AI agent in a glass panel anchored to where you clicked—without a prompt/palette detour.
A paranormal “entity detection” rig pitch that’s weirdly specific about sensors, channels, and evidence capture—plus a build-your-rig path.
A free, local-first tool that scans your Claude Code skills/plugins/MCP servers/agents, shows usage counts + duplicates, and helps you generate cleanup actions.
A study workspace that converts any YouTube video into transcript-backed notes, flashcards, quizzes, concept maps, and a tutor that cites timestamps.
A watchOS golf swing analyzer that turns 16 detected swing flaws into a single colored dot plus one plain-language “swing thought.”
A no-signup Thai script flashcard drill tool with audio, consonant classes, and “drill the misses / reshuffle” mechanics.
A free, interactive England & Wales “retrofit gap” index that lets you look up what a home/area costs to run and what it’d take to reach EPC band C—built from official data.
A private bartending service in Southeast Michigan that sells the vibe with sharp copy, named “voices” (128 reviews), and signature cocktail menus.
A free satirical text transformer that turns any plain sentence into a bombastic “political broadcast” verdict machine.