Sovereign Forge builds local-first infrastructure (and says exactly what it stores)
A studio pitching open-source home/server tools and a “local ML” energy device, with unusually explicit privacy/telemetry claims.
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A studio pitching open-source home/server tools and a “local ML” energy device, with unusually explicit privacy/telemetry claims.
A human-reviewed “prompt → compare spins → pick winners” satire store built from real-ish public-meeting chaos.
A journal-driven 3-statement forecast tool that starts in the browser and ends with a formula-linked Excel workbook.
A private, GLP-1/prediabetes-friendly log that turns glucose + weight into time-in-range, an estimated A1C, and shareable clinician-style reports.
An AI security auditing product that promises multi-file reasoning, secret+dependency pre-flight, SARIF export, and “zero source retention,” with pricing paid in SOL.
A lossless single-frequency tone library (plus a live tone generator) built around a “one equation” idea for focus, calm, and sleep.
An AI bedtime-story generator that personalizes stories by child name/theme/age and delivers illustrated narration + premium PDFs in PT/EN/FR.
Streama positions itself as a “streaming studio” that handles RTMP ingest, adaptive HLS delivery, and studio dashboards—complete with live demo-style copy and clear infrastructure details.
A live oceanfront weather + ocean-safety dashboard for the Outer Banks, complete with a “Sunnyside Beach Score” and beach-flag style updates.
A deterministic, offline analyzer that turns agent trace JSON into CI gate decisions using an “SBI” synthetic-bureaucracy risk index.
A homeschool record-keeping app that turns quick texts into attendance, gradebook, pacing, and evaluator-ready reports.
A “Tablespace” shared canvas where friends vote on a spot and the organizer walks away with a pre-filled booking link—no app, no spreadsheet chaos.
A personal creator site for Christopher Tanner’s consciousness music, structured as a 17-part journey with side-album “detours.”
A small solo studio shipping a tight lineup of Chrome extensions with a clear privacy promise and specific, everyday browser annoyances.
Локальный психологический кабинет с понятным описанием запросов, форматов (очно/онлайн) и прозрачной схемой первой консультации.
A browser IDE that compiles readable BASIC from natural language and runs the same bytecode both in a simulator and on a chip VM (Zephyr/ESP32-S3/Nordic).
A DTC ecommerce operator that pitches its work as five repeatable “routes” (SOURCE→BUILD→LAUNCH→SCALE→EXIT) with real-ish field reports and numbers.
A privacy-first medical-billing audit that flags common overcharge patterns and generates a ready-to-send dispute letter for a flat $20.
A fan-made Dead by Daylight build + perk reference that’s built around quick loadouts, patch-aware catalog counts, and “what it’s good at / where it falls apart” honesty.
A fast world clock + time-zone meeting planner that handles daylight saving automatically and exports to calendars.
A TypeScript-first remote workspace that turns chat into decisions, tasks, and durable team memory tied back to the original message.
A macOS/Windows menu-bar app that reads your local Claude Code JSONL logs and estimates token spend by model and tool calls—read-only, no API key.
A route-to-poster generator with a dead-simple workflow and a very runner-brained sense of “the point.”
An AI phone dispatcher for HVAC/plumbing/electrical shops that answers calls 24/7 and books jobs automatically, with a 14-day free trial.