Semut LLC — message drafts for the “after the job” grind
A practical drafting tool that turns quote requests, review replies, and appointment questions into editable starting messages for local businesses.
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A practical drafting tool that turns quote requests, review replies, and appointment questions into editable starting messages for local businesses.
A personal recovery/anxiety check-in app built around a “Personal Craziness Index” with seven warning signs, trend tracking, and on-device privacy.
A portfolio page that insists every “side quest” is live in production—then links out to a whole constellation of deployed AI/voice/ops tools.
A native macOS app that sweeps six clutter types to reclaim disk space, then runs an on-device security checkup (malware scan + permission audit) with a 0–100 score.
A real-feeling festival page with a specific 2026 screening date, $5 ticket hook, and a lineup of competitive/non-competitive films described like mini synopses.
A focused suite of small, sharp native panels aimed at removing specific motion-edit busywork—built for working artists, not generic productivity.
A guided desktop tool that restores Snapchat Memories’ missing dates/locations and rebuilds a tidy archive—100% local, with a free first batch.
A UK studio shop for hand-painted, made-to-order trainers with a very explicit “custom means custom” workflow.
An iPhone meditation app concept that uses real-time AI to write and narrate a fresh guided session around your mood, with voice/privacy claims.
A free, no-login “fair split” calculator for couples that divides shared bills proportionally to each partner’s income—plus an early-access pitch for an auto-updating couples app.
A new, gamified engineering interview prep platform with auto-graded problems and interactive formula sandboxes—starting with Mechanical.
A niche “bid room” that turns EU construction tender docs into cited requirements and a tamper-evident, portal-ready package.
A collector-focused ledger for Pokémon/Magic/Yu-Gi-Oh!/Lorcana with real-time market sync, slab-aware tracking, and tax-ready P&L exports.
A civic action page with a ready-to-use “handout” and email draft urging Fulton County to pause ALPR expansion and publish surveillance contracts for civil-liberties review.
A design & build studio that frames itself as an idea-to-reality pipeline—no fixed menu, just “describe it,” plus a live “render your idea” pitch.
A neighborhood open-air market site with a weekly “who’s at the market” lineup, vendor applications, and a playful local voice.
A physical “tap-to-rate” pad that sends 5-star guests to Google publicly and routes 1–3 stars to the venue privately.
A browser-based “book formatting” tool for indie authors with 55 adjustable templates, live preview, and one-time pricing.
A guided, free-to-start tool that classifies someone’s “gone quiet” behavior into seven named types and outputs a timed next move (and even a script).
A big, free suite of file utilities that loudly promises “no uploads” and shows live demos for PDF/image/OCR/scan and even dev tasks like JSON formatting.
A large catalog of practical developer/finance/business utilities that run entirely in your browser—no signup, no ads.
A niche Norway travel knowledge portal built like a journal/map—routes, seasons, ferries, and “places worth slowing down for.”
A developer-facing API that claims real-time “intent” by watching Certificate Transparency, Shodan/Censys, CVEs, and tenders—scored with an explicit freshness/half-life model.
A direct-to-consumer anti-snore device pitch with unusually specific, science-forward copy and a “we tested so you don’t have to” framing.