Ownora Wants to Turn Software Wishes into Companies
Ownora is a demand board where people propose software they need, find others with the same problem, and measure interest before anyone builds it.
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Ownora is a demand board where people propose software they need, find others with the same problem, and measure interest before anyone builds it.
An interactive audio player built around handcrafted Telugu soundscapes, from tractor rides and auto-rickshaws to saloon TVs and a grandmother’s kitchen radio.
A Serbia-based peer delivery marketplace that matches packages with drivers already traveling the same route.
A local-first security agent that scans Python repositories and opens one bounded fix pull request at a time.
A searchable explorer of audit inspection deficiencies reported by the PCAOB from 2020 through 2026.
A browser-based PDF viewer that turns the same file into a presentation, annotation workspace, and decision log.
A source-linked tracker that compares the regulatory status, human evidence, and change history of 17 widely discussed peptides.
A privacy-first syringe-conversion calculator that turns a clinician-provided amount into a true-scale plunger position.
A research-stage speech AI project preserving Horn of Africa languages through Somali transcription and archive digitization.
A browser-based image tool that removes visible watermarks, AI-generator marks, content credentials, metadata, and hidden payloads from files.
A browser-based tool that converts photos into printable fuse-bead patterns with real Hama and Perler colour codes, bead counts, and true-size PDFs.
A multilingual collection of four browser games, including a fandom pixel quiz, a stage-name generator, a finance-themed dot RPG, and a daily Sudoku mystery.
A fan-made Generation 9 battle puzzle that asks you to save a battered team through a few carefully analyzed moves.
An end-to-end encrypted clipboard that moves text between Android, iPhone, Windows, and macOS.
A paid resource library for pediatric OTs, OTAs, and students, with handouts, visual supports, home programs, data sheets, documentation templates, and a tagged goal bank.
An iPhone app that transcribes videos on-device, searches spoken moments, and organizes lessons, workshops, coaching clips, and reference material.
An in-development game about sailing a living 3D ocean, building a life ashore, and leaving a ship to your children.
A free U.S. map places published county-level infant and child health statistics beside public records for wells, industrial facilities, cleanup sites, mines, permits, and reported releases.
A Walnut Creek community site documents a proposed 19-lot subdivision, explains neighbors’ concerns, and coordinates hearing participation through a private forum.
A one-person software studio making focused native apps for Mac and iPhone, including a nutrition photo analyzer, a Mac wakefulness tool, a subscription tracker, and a one-button dinner planner.
Quo Fuit maps documented people, places, and dates onto a 3D globe, with sourced records and historical overlaps.
A multiplayer travel game where two teams follow a route, spend fuel points, complete checkpoint challenges, and race against the clock.
A Copenhagen picnic-rental service lets you assemble a day outdoors from blankets, cushions, baskets, glassware, flowers, and flower crowns.
A macOS-first sales-call assistant that listens for objections and surfaces prewritten answers from a rep's existing battlecards.