One Shot Screen
A privacy-first Chrome extension that captures full-page screenshots in one stitched image, then non-destructively edits and exports—“100% local.”
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A privacy-first Chrome extension that captures full-page screenshots in one stitched image, then non-destructively edits and exports—“100% local.”
A teacher-built AI workflow for NSW English marking and drafting that promises “show your working” feedback and privacy-first handling of student data.
A warm, always-on AI astrologer/tarot companion that “remembers your story” and offers readings on demand (including at 3 a.m.).
A niche companion app for Paralives saves: free offline export/import/clone, plus a £4 one-time Pro option for automatic backups to your own Google Drive.
A two-person team’s “live decision layer” that maps daily coral-reef stress to per-island tourism revenue at risk across 29 Caribbean islands.
A pet “urgency score” and next-step guidance tool built for late-night panic when the vet is closed.
A crisp, privacy-forward macOS menu bar app that syncs selected Apple Photos albums to matching Google Photos albums without touching your local library.
A 3D-printed proofing press project with free model downloads, snap-fit assembly, and a reseller network that also funds classroom presses.
A Windows tray app that types real keystrokes into whatever app you’re using—cloud polish with Gemini or a fully offline Local-Whisper + Ollama path, free forever, open source.
A free, input-driven 2026 S-corp election calculator that tries to show the real net benefit (including overhead, state quirks, and the QBI tradeoff) without selling you a CPA.
A minimalist iPhone puzzle where your past selves replay your moves so you can cooperate with them to solve rooms.
A browser-based PDF toolkit built around a bold privacy claim: your files stay in your tab—no uploads, no sign-up, no watermarks.
An AI PR reviewer that flags concrete failure modes (null deref, leaked secrets, dependency/CVE risks) directly in diffs before merge.
A no-signup suite of trading calculators built specifically for prop firm traders, with shareable “Am I Ready?” scoring and a firm-by-firm compare.
A Telegram-based bot that turns messy meal logging into one daily “protein floor” number—built specifically for people on GLP-1s.
A deliberately unserious “diet protocol” satire that turns protein + prune juice into a mock-scientific, bro-coded ritual with Amazon affiliate links.
An AI scheduling product that frames hospital coverage like a 4 a.m. incident—then claims it auto-builds rotations, fills callouts, and broadcasts coverage live.
Upload your WhatsApp group export and get a brutally funny “Michel” magazine-style report about each member—€9,90 one-time.
A driving HUD app pitch that’s unusually specific: one clear warning at a time, colour-first, plus “co-pilot” live alerts and hazard-aware routing.
A privacy-forward fat-loss companion that leans hard into “shows its work” and refuses the usual fitness app promises.
A consumer AI dog-training companion that remembers your dog and answers real questions instantly—positioned with unusually human, non-hype copy.
Satirical AI sermons with a recurring cast of “brethren,” merch, and Patreon—delivered like a culty street-lit performance.
A control-plane for AI agents that replays decisions deterministically, gates releases against policy, and exports signed, auditor-friendly records.
A privacy-first iOS messenger page that explains its crypto and relay model in unusually concrete terms—and invites you into a public beta.