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A done-for-you 14-day campaign that gets your SaaS listed, written about and shared across directories, articles and social channels so search engines and AI assistants can actually find it.
An offline file manager that pulls the files scattered across your photos, downloads, chats and email into one searchable place, entirely on your device with no cloud sync.
Lets you build automations by describing them in plain English instead of dragging boxes around a workflow canvas, then connects them to tools like Slack, Notion or Google Sheets.
Lets a company build one AI agent that lives inside Slack, GitHub, Linear and other tools it already uses, instead of juggling separate AI features bolted onto each app.
macOS app that intercepts and audits MCP server traffic between Claude Desktop or Cursor and connected tools for security oversight.
A privacy-first LLM gateway that routes requests across 600+ models without logging prompts, verified via a Trusted Execution Environment.
Turns OpenAPI specs into safe, typed tools that AI agents can call, without manual wiring.
Self-hosted uptime monitoring with multi-region quorum voting to cut false alarms.
A Python CLI that runs your old and new code on the same inputs, diffs everything that could differ, and tells you exactly what changed behavior during a refactor or migration.
Free, self-hosted browser SQL IDE covering 16 database engines, with ER diagrams, an AI query agent, and RBAC/audit trails built in.
AI-powered widget builder for banners, sign-up boxes and notification panels, embeddable on any site with no code and no tracking cookies.
Self-hosted platform for deploying internal tools and scripts into shareable team apps with one command, HTTPS and SSO included.
Observability for self-improving AI agents that writes execution telemetry as plain readable files inside the repository itself, so agents can read their own history with normal file tools.
A free terminal app that shows every developer tool on your machine — CLIs, package manager installs, macOS apps — in one place and updates them safely.
A free Python command-line tool that checks a website's HTTPS certificate and tells you exactly what's wrong with it — expired, untrusted, wrong hostname — instead of a generic connection error.
A free Bash toolkit that deploys code to a plain SSH server with zero downtime, and automatically rolls itself back if the new version fails a health check.
A free website where you upload a document and watch two OCR models fight it out anonymously, then vote on which read it better.
A security scanner that formally verifies AI agent "skills" (tools/plugins) across 22 frameworks for supply-chain risks before you trust them.
A Mac meeting assistant that transcribes calls on-device (no bot joining your meeting) and identifies who said what with claimed 97-99% speaker accuracy.