Vono — Magyar nyelvű AI telefonos asszisztens
A Vono egy magyar kisvállalkozásoknak szánt AI telefonos asszisztens, ami felveszi a hívásokat, időpontot foglal, rendelést vesz fel és összefoglalót küld.
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A Vono egy magyar kisvállalkozásoknak szánt AI telefonos asszisztens, ami felveszi a hívásokat, időpontot foglal, rendelést vesz fel és összefoglalót küld.
A grassroots labor-organizing landing page aimed at RailPros flaggers, with plain-language rights info and anonymous outreach.
A field-pilot project that ships offline Raspberry Pi Wi‑Fi libraries so phones can access Bible text/audio/video and children’s resources without mobile data.
A calm “single-page” launch hub that turns what you’re building into a sortable wishlist and launch list—complete with exports, inbox triage, and live metrics.
A text-message weather forecast that turns conditions into hair/skin/makeup/outfit instructions—like a morning group chat with a meteorologist.
A live-to-the-second world/local time tool with converters and city browsing—no sign-up, no fuss.
A live world map + landing scoring system for MSFS pilots, where your Discord identity becomes your logbook.
A selfie-based “Dermal Index” that turns visible skin markers into a repeatable, product-by-product test routine.
A garden-tool review site that claims independent, lab-tested rankings across 618 tools, with seasonal “top picks” and a detailed testing method.
A niche, developer-flavored performance optimizer for Microsoft Flight Simulator that monitors frametime/VRAM/CPU and claims safe, in-memory tuning—plus API keys, docs, and a beta program.
An agent-economy trust handshake API that verifies identity/authority/reputation and adds recourse (undo/escrow) before money moves.
A brand-citation tracker for AI answers, built around confidence intervals and “exact fixes,” with a free instant check.
A narrowly focused AI video monitoring product that promises real-time detection (fire/weapon/accident) and instant phone calls.
A Linux Mint-focused collection of source-available tools/themes/tutorials for running AI agents locally—wrapped in a decade-long, explicitly verifiable sponsorship story.
A wildlife scanner that turns every photo into a collectible trading-card-style species profile with rarity, confidence, and streaks.
A coding-interview prep product that generates validated, platform-authentic problems and coaches you in real time without revealing solutions.
An offline, no-account survival AI that cites sources and refuses to guess when it doesn’t know.
An investigative, audited registry asking “where was it actually made?” for cars sold in India—complete with sourcing trails and verdicts.
A cabinetmaking “bench to saw” web app that turns a cabinet drawing into an instant cut list and sheet nesting with kerf and edge-banding handled.
A messenger that quietly corrects language mistakes inside real chats—only when you ask for the “why.”
An embedded-systems engineer’s “virtual home/terminal” page—part terminal UI, part old-school academic homepage, part real R&D lab notes.
A Mac clipboard that remembers what you copied (locally) and offers AI actions right where you paste.
A no-account, offline-capable reading environment with chapter-structured, plain-English guides on software and AI.
A full-featured HTML/web color toolkit with picker, image sampling, wheel/chart, converters, contrast checking, and a blindness simulator.