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Every product below is live and reachable today. Each one states who it is for and what problem it removes— so you can rule it out in ten seconds if it isn't yours.

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    Government contracting

    PursuitCue

    Federal janitorial contracts, ranked against your company — with the disqualifiers flagged before you start writing.

    Who it's for
    Owner-operators of small U.S. janitorial companies — NAICS 561720, roughly 5 to 50 cleaners, no full-time bid writer and no capture team.
    The problem
    Federal cleaning work is public and worth six figures a contract, but SAM.gov lists thousands of notices and tells you nothing about whether you qualify. Owners lose entire weekends writing a bid, then discover a set-aside, a bonding requirement, or a registration gap that ruled them out on day one.
    Web App
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    Compliance & accessibility

    TrueConform

    A real WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA grade in about 30 seconds — plus the accessibility statement the law expects. No overlay widget.

    Who it's for
    Owners of online shops and the agencies that build them — businesses trading into the EU or the US that are now inside the reach of the European Accessibility Act and the ADA.
    The problem
    Accessibility law arrived with real financial exposure, and the one-line 'overlay widget' most sites bought is legally discredited — the FTC fined the largest vendor $1M in 2025. Owners are left knowing they have a legal problem, with no honest read on what is actually broken or what to publish.
    Web App
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    Health & longevity

    LifeOS

    Your wearable data turned into one score and one clear thing to change this week.

    Who it's for
    Adults already wearing a tracker — Apple Watch, Oura, Whoop — who have years of accumulated health data and no idea what to actually do differently tomorrow.
    The problem
    Wearables produce charts, not decisions. Steps, heart rate, HRV and sleep pile up month after month while the only question that matters — what should I change this week? — goes unanswered. So nothing changes, and the data becomes another thing to feel guilty about.
    Web App
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    Beta

    AI infrastructure

    AethOS

    Open-source AI agent for Railway, Vercel and GitHub — with human approval required on every mutation.

    Who it's for
    Platform and DevOps engineers who want an AI agent operating real infrastructure, and who personally have to answer for whatever it did at 3am.
    The problem
    An LLM with deploy rights is a liability. Most agentic ops tools offer no approval gate, no evidence trail, and no way to reconstruct why a service was restarted — so the honest answer to 'can I let this touch production?' is no, and the tool goes unused.
    Web App
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    Beta

    Trading & portfolio

    Atlas Trader

    Risk-first autonomous trading — paper by default, with hard exposure caps, circuit breakers, and a kill switch.

    Who it's for
    Individual traders and portfolio operators running systematic strategies — typically someone who has already watched an unattended bot lose money faster than they could log in.
    The problem
    Automated trading fails on the downside, not the upside. A strategy that backtests beautifully has no exposure cap, no circuit breaker, and nothing that halts it when data goes stale or the market turns — and by the time you notice, the loss is already booked.
    Web App
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    App marketing

    PreviewSmith

    App Store preview videos, produced by an agent driving your real app. $149, no studio, no agency.

    Who it's for
    Indie iOS and Android developers who have just shipped an app — solo or a team of two or three, with no video, no studio, and no marketing budget.
    The problem
    App Store preview videos measurably lift installs, but making one means screen-recording your own app over and over until a take is clean, then editing it. Agencies quote four figures for thirty seconds. So most indie apps ship with no video at all and quietly convert worse than they should.
    Web App
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    Beta

    Ethiopian capital markets

    Abyssinia Crowdinvest

    Crowdfunding built to Ethiopia's Directive 980/2024 — no wallet, no balance, two human authorisers to release funds.

    Who it's for
    Ethiopian firms pursuing an ECMA Crowdfunding Intermediary licence, plus the investors and fundraisers who would transact on the platform once it holds one.
    The problem
    Directive 980/2024 forbids an intermediary from ever holding or controlling investor funds. Nearly every crowdfunding platform on the market is architected around a wallet and a balance — which makes it structurally unlicensable in Ethiopia no matter how good the product is.
    Web App
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    Beta

    Ethiopian capital markets

    First Addis Capital

    Capital-markets advisory for Ethiopia — deal structuring, suitability reports, and an adviser that actually asks questions.

    Who it's for
    Ethiopian banks, corporates, cooperative unions and MFIs raising capital — and individual Ethiopian investors facing a securities market that did not exist three years ago.
    The problem
    Ethiopia now has an exchange, a regulator, and a securities market — and almost no advisory capacity to go with them. Institutions raising capital and individuals investing are both making consequential decisions with nobody to call.
    Web App
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    Early access

    Fintech infrastructure

    HabeshaFlow

    One API for Ethiopian fintech flows — wallets, transfers, FX, Fayda eKYC. Sandbox only, no real money.

    Who it's for
    Developers and product teams prototyping Ethiopian fintech — building a wallet, a remittance flow, or a KYC step and needing somewhere to write code against.
    The problem
    Every Ethiopian fintech flow means a separate integration and an NBE licensing wall you cannot cross while you are still testing whether the idea works at all. There is nowhere to build against, so the prototype never gets written.
    Web App
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    Sales & proposals

    ProposalPilot

    Turn a rough brief into a finished proposal in minutes — drafted by AI, finished in your voice.

    Who it's for
    Freelancers, small agencies and consultancies who pitch several times a month and currently start every proposal from a blank document or last client's file.
    The problem
    The gap between 'send me something' and actually sending it is where deals go cold — and most of that gap is spent formatting rather than thinking. By the time the document looks professional, the conversation has lost its heat.
    Web App
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    Personal finance

    Killit

    Every recurring charge in one place — then cancel, negotiate, or keep, with a reason for each.

    Who it's for
    Households carrying a dozen or more quiet subscriptions spread across two cards, an App Store account, and a partner's email.
    The problem
    You are paying for things you forgot you signed up for, and no single screen shows the total. The individual charges are small enough to ignore every month, which is exactly why they survive for years.
    Web App