SnapHEIC — Private, in-browser HEIC conversion
A no-upload HEIC converter that runs in your browser and promises privacy + EXIF stripping.
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A no-upload HEIC converter that runs in your browser and promises privacy + EXIF stripping.
A watch-party room for movies and YouTube links that promises instant, no-account joining with webcam “face bubbles” and live reactions.
A “messages beyond time” project that laser-engraves handwritten words into sapphire and launches them into deep space—then lets recipients unlock them later.
A free, offline iPhone/Apple Watch squash scorekeeper that’s built around the exact formats players argue about.
A safety-case-first platform pitch that tries to close the “validation-to-reality” gap for medical diagnostic AI.
A URL-native “AI state diary” protocol that compresses moments into portable operator states, backed by a citable Zenodo DOI.
A hyper-specific school PTA raffle page with a full 99-prize breakdown (including a £1,000 MacBook Air) and lots of local business shout-outs.
A Chrome extension that OCRs burned-in subtitles from social videos, translates them on-device, and exports to SRT/VTT/CSV.
An agentic AI studio for fashion teams that promises camera-grade prompts, reusable asset libraries, and campaign-ready outputs.
A custom-pet-song studio that promises “one song. one of one.”—with a simple process, sample listens, and 8,000+ review claims.
A safety-critical AI “validation-to-reality” platform pitch that leans hard on safety cases, evidence gaps, and AUC numbers.
A fan-made Roblox battler database + boss guide hub with Normal/Tumore strategies and a live tier list.
thechurchoftheknowingofthegood.org
A church-shaped philosophy project that reads like a poetic creed book—arguing that goodness is self-evident and “the knowing is enough to begin.”
A beta archive of anonymous, number-filled money diaries—salary, spending, debt vibes—submitted by real people.
thelinewherewatermeetsland.com
A Hawaii-set climate resilience documentary site that introduces five named “voices” and frames the film as a shoreline blueprint.
A parenting blog that doubles as a music project—Suno-made “belter songs” and an anonymous “submit a story” corner for the real trenches.
A free daily newsletter that reads like sharp, unsentimental investing/infra analysis of AI—delivered every morning.
A playful, romantic micro-universe with a “Rate My Outfit” game and a whole invented lexicon (“moos,” “tinky,” “poop!”).
A herbal tea site that treats brewing like a measured ritual—ratios, temperature ranges, and a dynamic steeping scaler.
A pay-once iPhone app that frames tinnitus help as an “attention training” exercise—explicitly not a noise machine, not a cure.
A “workspace app” that bundles QR, RSS, API testing, digests, uptime, and cron jobs into a single fast tab with simple tiers.
A fully on-device contrast therapy timer that guides hot/cold rounds with audio cues and logs sessions locally.
An AI ecommerce workflow that turns a single flat-lay upload into listing-ready on-model images, with a “studio” option for shipping garments.
A free, no-login scam checker that takes texts/links/screenshots/emails and returns a 0–100% verdict with the one thing to do next.