GTM AI Recommendation Index
A comparative index of the go-to-market products six frontier AI models recommend across 73 categories.
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A comparative index of the go-to-market products six frontier AI models recommend across 73 categories.
A public index compares six frontier AI models on the go-to-market products they recommend across 73 categories.
Structural engineering software for swimming pools that reads a designer's DXF or DWG and geotechnical report, then prepares calculations, drawings, hydraulics, reinforcement schedules, and an estimate.
A free set of browser-only tools for veterans and surviving spouses planning VA disability claims, from combined-rating math to evidence checklists and appeal guidance.
A documentary timeline tracking Missouri HB 1 redistricting and referendum litigation across state and federal courts.
A theatrical $HENTPEPE microsite turns a ruined work laptop into a free rare-Pepe pack machine.
A league-management platform for registration, payments, rosters, scheduling, and mail across the web, an API, and an AI assistant.
A privacy-focused barcode scanner that checks food against allergies, diets, and personal avoidance rules, while showing the ingredient-based reasons.
A family workshop sells six hand-finished fishing lures through personal email orders instead of a shopping cart.
A mobile beta game that turns the chaos of Indian traffic into ten fast, comic microgames.
An open CVE intelligence dashboard that ranks vulnerabilities by social attention alongside EPSS, CISA KEV, CVSS, and public proof-of-concept signals.
A QR-based handoff tool that sends photographed documents directly from a customer's phone to a counter operator's computer.
A small-group debate training program in Alcântara, São Gonçalo, built around short speeches, structured rebuttals, listening, and meeting discipline.
A real-time monitoring platform that turns sensor, camera, wearable, and drone data into rules-based alarms and human responses.
A photographer’s Chinese-language journal of everyday life, walking routes, equipment, editing habits, and photographs from Changsha.
A free iPhone and iPad game where players tap to a beat to pull hooked fish up through frozen holes.
A personal site turning failed ventures, professional experiments, soccer, and civic ambitions into an eleven-chapter working philosophy.
A phone-powered jukebox service for UK pubs and bars, using QR codes, an Android tablet, and the venue’s existing speakers.
A local-first kanban board with board, calendar, timeline, and summary views over one set of cards.
An open-source GNU GPL-3.0 emulator for Windows x64, combining Libretro engines, CRT shaders, two-player TCP/IP netplay, and native ports of selected games.
A lightweight Markdown notes tool that floats above Omarchy’s windows and saves plain files locally.
A San Diego County pilot developing repair incentives for computers that still have useful life left.
A season-long fantasy football scoreboard tracking one head-to-head rivalry across 11 shared leagues.
A boat-tour service on Greece’s Lake Kerkini built to carry wheelchair users without transferring them from their chairs.