Deephaven: Live Dataframes for real-time query engines
A developer-facing pitch for “live dataframes” and a real-time query engine built around incremental deltas and DAG execution.
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A developer-facing pitch for “live dataframes” and a real-time query engine built around incremental deltas and DAG execution.
A Cloudflare-edge proxy that turns full-access API keys into read-only endpoints, blocking destructive HTTP methods with logged visibility.
A field-order-enforcing, in-browser generator for DOT hazmat shipping papers—built to prevent the exact ordering mistakes that get shipments refused.
A privacy-first export layer that turns Apple HealthKit data into plain files for Obsidian and other local workflows.
A Springfield, Ohio transitional housing and shelter nonprofit with clear programs, impact stats, and active-looking campaign goals.
A service-business AI receptionist that answers calls, books into real calendars, and calls leads back fast—complete with integrations and a missed-call calculator.
A personal brand manager that learns your voice and turns “Hey, Sally” moments into scheduled posts you approve.
A vertical AI receptionist that answers missed calls for PT clinics and emails a structured call summary—plus you can hear it live.
A calm, season-paced library of backyard beekeeping guides that’s unusually honest about first-year costs and varroa reality.
A finance product that reframes every purchase as hours of your life using read-only Open Banking, plus a browser extension that overlays time-costs on shopping pages.
A Melbourne gaming arena with “VIP Bonus” membership tiers, tournament nights, and real venue details—written with punchy, player-first copy.
A web-playable horror visual novel that turns intimacy with a character into psychological unease.
A browser-based tool that turns “download invoices one by one” into a three-click ZIP+CSV export, with optional monthly auto-export and an “AI bookkeeping” layer.
A London (Soho) gaming lounge that sells seats, coaching blocks, custom rigs, and a streaming-ready booth—built around LAN nights and frame-by-frame improvement.
An AI receptionist aimed at service businesses that answers calls 24/7, books appointments into real calendars, and speed-calls leads back with consent tracking.
A child-friendly story generator that claims continuity across chapters (same characters/places/world) with an anti-ads / anti-data-sales stance.
A TypeScript-first, zero-deps interpolation engine for smooth real-time map motion between sparse position updates.
A pay-as-you-go Australian e-signature service with explicit per-envelope pricing and a very AU-compliance-forward pitch.
Two open-source tools—community mesh connectivity (Watershed) and encrypted double-entry accounting (Trove)—positioned as infrastructure for people under surveillance.
A privacy-preserving anti-scam checker that scores whether a profile photo/face or phone number looks reused, AI-generated, or previously flagged—without revealing anyone’s identity.
A highly specific, security-minded in-browser converter for Concordance DAT, Opticon OPT, IPRO LFP, and CSV e‑discovery load files—built to keep sensitive productions on your machine.
A developer-facing “read the chain” system for persistent AI memory, with cryptographic receipts for every retrieval.
A tutorial for a natural-language DSL that turns “prompting” into editable, self-verifying, human-gated coding loops.
A stateless Python “governance layer” that forces every agent tool call through five verdicts, mandatory obligations, crash-safe checkpoints, and an audit trail before anything touches the real world.