Spinal • AI agents for Accounts Receivable
An AR-focused AI agent that claims to chase invoices, handle disputes, and apply cash—positioned as “collections is a dialogue, not a script.”
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An AR-focused AI agent that claims to chase invoices, handle disputes, and apply cash—positioned as “collections is a dialogue, not a script.”
An email-first “verdict” that watches your Stripe/OpenAI/cloud spend and tells you whether you need to act today—no dashboard spelunking.
A free browser instrument/label that synthesizes ten dark ambient “transmissions” live, with controls and a ritualistic, field-note vibe.
A tiny macOS utility that makes every key go dead on demand—so you can clean, demo, or pause without triggering shortcuts.
A custom-song generator positioned as an emotional, gift-ready “experience,” with occasions, styles, and a clear 3-step flow.
An API-first quant data product that returns a small set of “matches” (regime/anomaly screening, T+1 options, and liquidity slippage) in clean JSON for bots.
A legal-information + document generator site that’s explicitly built for rural Ugandans—English/Luganda and SMS-first access.
A self-hosted, Git-native documentation system positioned as “AI-ready” without vendor lock-in—complete with Markdown, draw.io/Mermaid diagrams, comments, search, and exports.
A developer-focused webhook delivery service built around transactional outbox durability, retries/circuit breakers, and Svix-compatible HMAC signing—“zero-loss” as a concrete engineering claim.
A personal-brand AI consultant site that packages “what worked for clients” into a couple of concrete tools (plus more coming).
A live voice + captions translation service that attendees join on their own phones—built for churches, schools, conferences, and civic meetings.
A docs-like “recovery mode” that turns archived snapshots into readable evolution timelines (with examples like OpenAI, Stripe, Ethereum).
A browser extension that parses Terms/Privacy and flags the clauses that affect your money, privacy, and rights—before you click “I Agree.”
ForensicConsent scans pages for trackers firing before consent and generates independently verifiable, timestamped proof—positioned directly against CIPA/EU cookie enforcement.
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A lovingly structured local history archive that treats Fort De Soto/Mullet Key like a living research dossier—eras, documents, images, and a steady stream of newly added articles.
A live-map car-meet app concept that promises encrypted DMs and “secret location drops” timed for attendees.
A niche desktop app that uses dedicated AI models to generate and edit funscripts from 2D and VR footage—then plays them to supported devices, offline.
A closed-beta matchmaking concept where only “both circles approved” triggers the first chat—no swiping, no visible rejections.
A kid-friendly family organizer that avoids email/password entirely—plus a founder story that feels unusually real.
A paid-once, local-first macOS planner that turns a readable TaskPaper-ish plaintext file into an Editor → Plan → Focus → Done loop.
A directory/review site that promises no-sponsored rankings and clear pros/cons, free vs paid, and “who each tool is for.”
An API that replaces “call the business, navigate the phone menu, read the card aloud” with an agent that pays and returns a confirmation number.
A privacy-first contact memory app that turns “I know you… but from where?” into a one-paragraph AI brief before you say hello.
A replica-focused ecommerce storefront selling “1:1 mirror quality” Golden Goose shoes with aggressive discount/WhatsApp support and lots of product listings.