EDGAR Events turns SEC filings into typed JSON + signed webhooks
A narrow, developer-friendly API that parses specific SEC filing types into clean structured data and pushes them via exactly-once signed webhooks.
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A narrow, developer-friendly API that parses specific SEC filing types into clean structured data and pushes them via exactly-once signed webhooks.
A brutal screen-time challenge where your entry fee is held, you must stay under a daily limit verified by your phone OS, and survivors split losers’ stakes.
A consent-based tool aimed at a very specific cheating blind spot: AI overlay assistants that hide themselves from screen capture.
A desktop DNS caching + captive-portal-aware tool with a playful, specific pitch and real download artifacts.
A nonpartisan, primary-sourced tracker that lets you browse John Fetterman’s Senate roll-call votes by issue, key votes, and party breaks.
A community tracker for 1990–93 Upper Deck Heroes autograph inserts, with per-player reported counts and a weekly digest.
Um SaaS para fisioterapeutas que promete prontuário em 3D, planos de exercício com IA e integração com um exoesqueleto “outdoor” (HyperShell).
A cross-brand interactive checker that tells you whether a smart trainer fits your bike’s axle + freehub + cassette speed, and what parts you’d need.
A disposable-camera-style event experience where guests join via QR, shoot with “film modes,” and unlock a shared gallery together.
A Portland-area nonprofit outreach site with specific “over 80 neighbors reached” claims, plus donation/volunteer pathways and street-level stories.
A Spanish-language, map-style hub for where to drop off earthquake relief supplies in Florida—and a way to search/report missing people.
A provenance-first spreadsheet token system that turns “copy/paste” into “lock a sourced value” inside your documents.
A free, browser-based bansuri practice platform built around a 20–30 minute daily ritual and a guided 14-alankar journey.
A browser-based World Cup 2026 knockout simulator that runs 10,000 Monte‑Carlo tournaments and lets you re-run with your own picks.
A kids’ soccer technique app that claims on-device AI feedback—positioned as “free for communities” that lack coaching.
A satirical archery “guild” and editorial journal built around the heresy of restoring the fourth feather.
An owner-operated Arctic fishing expedition booking site with a poetic “frames to the Barents” editorial voice and real-region tour structure.
A no-login suite of resume/cover-letter/interview helpers with local-only drafts and print-ready outputs.
A phone-first CRM/calling tool with focus mode, streaks, and Sunday recap analytics built for one-person prospecting.
A multilingual “one tap away” nightlife/events app launching soon, starting in Koh Samui, with waitlist + venue-owner features.
A fan-made Roblox farming-sim guide hub with calculators, working sound-ID codes, crop value lists, and an update tracker—built to answer “what do I do with my Sheckles?”
A door-scanning app concept built to work in basements and dead zones: no account, no backend, local verification.
A new “own-the-code” catalog of production-ready internal apps built to be extended by coding agents—delivered as versioned, mergeable updates.
A multilingual live voice translation app pitched as “just talk,” with face-to-face and listen modes.