Six months ago I was running growth for a small team. Seven tools open at once. I'd draft something in Notion, paste it into the CRM, copy the numbers from Analytics into a Sheets report nobody read, then schedule the post in a different tab. Every week the same loop. Nothing talked to each other, so I was the integration layer.
I'm building Bankless Budget, a budget app that reads the purchase alert emails your bank already sends instead of connecting to your bank account. It launches here on Tuesday.
Manual-entry apps never worked for me. I'd forget a receipt here and there, so my tracking was never 100% accurate. Every automatic app I found wanted access to my actual bank and credit card accounts, which always seemed like more access than it needed. My first try was uploading statements, but that meant keeping a parser for each bank's layout, and it was never real time. So now AI reads the alert email instead.
I'm Viveka, founder of AISearch Global in Sydney. Through NSW FLIP (the Female Leadership and Innovation Program), a free nine-week pre-accelerator for women founders across New South Wales, I built two MVPs around one problem: when someone asks an AI about a business, it either names it or it doesn't.
AISearch Pulse is a Chrome extension. It runs 158 page checks, gives four scores and a ranked fix list, and saves dated Perplexity and Gemini (no search) answers so you can see whether the business is named. It has 51 Australian business checks and is priced in Australian dollars (A$99 a year for the first 50 licences).
AISearch Intelli Voice is a voice-controlled dashboard. You ask a question out loud and it answers aloud, with dated, sourced cards on screen. The demo is free and needs no access code.
We ran MySiteSure against our own site during private testing. The finished report scored it 50/100 and flagged noindex, among other findings.
The screenshot was our access-request page. In my logged-in browser, the same URL opened the product.
The scanner didn't have the preview cookie, so our gate sent it to the public request page. That page deliberately had noindex. The finding was real, but it wasn't a verdict on the product page I had in mind. Removing noindex would have fixed something we wanted to keep.
I'm building MySiteSure to help website owners review issues and hand a fix brief to their coding assistant. This was a useful reminder to check the report's screenshot and destination page before acting on the score.
InningsPro 1.2.4 is out, with free hits on no-balls and better wicket graphics. It's my free ball-by-ball cricket scorer for gully, club and school matches, and it works with no signal. If you score matches, what should I add next? https://inningspro.yagnikbarasiy...
So this started out of pure annoyance. I'd copy something, copy two more things, and the first one was gone. Win+V helps a bit, but it only holds 25 items and wipes them when you restart.
