As an indie developer, I noticed how exhausting it is for cross-border and vintage sellers to manually draft titles, SEO tags, and material attributes for every single unique item.
So I built VintageLister AI as a quick MVP to solve this exact pain point!
privapdf.net has launched nearly 1 month ago. We have already reached 1,200 visitors.Thanks for all visitors.
We re starting to appear in AI-powered searches and alternative search engines. Seeing search and AI systems begin to recognize PrivaPDF as a privacy-first PDF platform. I think these are great results.
Just launched Jetti today! Think of us as your revenue intelligence business partner.
Ideally meant to help growing small business owners with recurring revenue (membership model) so that their revenue is protected and they can focus more on their craft they love.
We've worked with a Jiu Jitsu Gym where this tool gave the owners the power of team you'd find in large corporations to protect their revenue and nurture their community through tailored strategies from Jetti.
I've been heads-down on this for months and I'm finally ready to show it here.
The gist: timesheets that write themselves from your team's Google Calendar. No screenshots, no timers, no new app to nag anyone about. Your calendar already knows where the week went Stintt turns it into a timesheet your team confirms in chat and exports to Excel in one click.
I maintain Agent Only, an open-source MCP memory service for coding agents.
The problem I kept hitting was repetitive troubleshooting: a fix discovered in one Codex or Claude session disappeared when the next session started. Agent Only gives agents a small shared workflow to search, reuse, record, and review verified troubleshooting notes.
Most gig platforms still force customers to gamble on strangers.
Fake reviews. Fake identities. No accountability. Workers buried under endless bidding wars. Customers scrolling through pages hoping they picked the right person.
Every tool you need for content creation now charges monthly.
Video editor. Voiceover tool. Thumbnail maker. Stock footage. Music licensing. Caption generator.
Each one is "just $X/month." But they stack up fast. And the worst part most of them charge per credit or per character, so you hit a wall exactly when you're in the middle of a project.
I got tired of it. So I built something with a one-time price instead.