MEAT The Big Cheese — a stand-up cheese universe (with a shop)
A comedy “cast” built around a literal stand-up cheese, complete with skits, monologues, and branded food merch.
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A comedy “cast” built around a literal stand-up cheese, complete with skits, monologues, and branded food merch.
A “consultant’s judgment, with the receipts attached” tool that rewrites restaurant menus (wording, pricing, and order) using behavioral science.
A London Shoreditch gaming spot with room-scale VR, a 24-station esports arena, and a retro arcade/bar—bookable with concrete pricing and address-level details.
A neon-futurist gaming lounge in Spitalfields with 240Hz battle stations, a 60-seat tournament floor, and a clear “book a bay” flow.
A small suite of three keyboard-friendly browser tools—JSON formatter, password-only crypto/encoders, and a calibrated screen ruler—built around a “nothing leaves your device” promise.
A consumer-usable Manifest V3 adblocker that promises “no tracking” and sells Premium for extra cleaning and anti-bypass features.
A niche drone command console that marks fish in real time, logs GPS hotspots, and exports DJI missions—plus a Search & Rescue variant.
A consumer keepsake app that promises one shared pregnancy-to-childhood timeline—private by design, with full exports and clear pricing.
A gaming community that’s basically transparent about its “no shareholders, just hosting” funding model—plus Discord-first access.
A personal training-and-racing hub with periodized ultra prep programs, coaching, and a blog of race/training updates.
A token-compact “market-state brief” API (REST + MCP) that turns a ticker+timeframe into an agent-ready summary—plus a no-signup demo and pay-per-call pricing.
A $4.99 lifetime desktop companion with 17 “moods” and real-time reactions to Claude Code/Cursor-style agent completions.
A provider-agnostic transactional email API with real-time analytics, webhooks, and multi-tenant support—positioned as “everything email, nothing extraneous.”
A local-first proxy verification tool that scrapes public lists, tests candidates against neutral endpoints on your own IP, and exports what’s actually alive.
A Northern Quarter gaming venue with esports LAN battlestations, 6DoF VR pods, and a retro arcade vault—complete with booking and very specific “how it works” details.
A Google Search Console reader + audit workflow that plugs into AI coding agents (Claude Code/Cursor/etc.) so you can ask “what’s wrong” without leaving the editor.
A directory that helps you replace recurring bills with free, pay-once, local-first, and open-source alternatives—organized like a practical browsing shelf.
A privacy-first “map of your repo” that feeds deterministic MCP tools to Claude Code and Cursor—so agents stop guessing.
A zero-trust “rebuild the file from verified-safe components” CDR platform with an API-first workflow and signed per-file evidence reports.
A PHI-free, two-part sandtray toolkit (digital tray + curated miniature shop) built by a working school counselor.
A Mac voice-to-text app that promises on-device transcription by default, with optional AI cleanup and meeting summaries.
A microkernel-style OS written in Go, booting on real x86-64 hardware with a “real internet” network stack and kiosk/POS/HMI positioning.
A microkernel-style OS written entirely in Go, booting on real x86-64 hardware with a pure-Go network stack and framebuffer GUI.
A developer-facing API landing page that promises multi-shot, native-audio, up-to-4K video generation from prompt/image/video inputs, with docs and a “live generator” concept.