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reportr turns the carrier and platform portals you already log into every month into finished client reports. It reads the data straight from the tab you're on — the official API where there is one, the rendered page where there isn't — so there's no export, no copy-paste, and nothing to wire up. The first pack tackles insurance commission reconciliation: weeks of manual cross-checking across dozens of carrier sites, done in a click.

It reconciles what you were owed against what was actually paid, flags every short-paid, unpaid, and uncatalogued line, and renders a white-label PDF with your own logo and colors. The engine underneath is vertical-agnostic, so the same flow extends to wealth, marketing, and beyond — only the adapter pack changes.

dsl.ai makes an LLM reliably produce your custom DSL. You give it your language's grammar — the same EBNF/GBNF-style rules you'd write for a parser — and dsl.ai compiles it into a decoding constraint, so generated output is syntactically valid by construction rather than valid if you're lucky. The same grammar drops straight into a hosted open model in production.

It pairs that with a deterministic validator: a real generated parser that returns valid or invalid plus the exact position and what it expected, like a compiler error instead of a confidence score. Fine-tuning is an optional upsell for hard semantic cases, not the foundation — so there's nothing to train and no GPU to babysit to try it.

verifai is a Chrome extension that flags AI-generated content where you actually meet it — on the page you're reading. Hit scan and it checks the images and text on the current tab, then highlights anything that looks machine-made: a dashed outline on images, a soft tint behind text, each with a 0–100 confidence score.

It runs on demand and on-device, with no account, no sign-in, and no server-side history. A calm, confident read on what's real, built for the web as it fills with synthetic images and writing.

aipath turns any ai/ml topic into an ordered path of modules. Pick a curated focus — computer vision, nlp, generative ai, or reinforcement learning — or type any topic, and you get a sequence that builds on itself instead of a pile of bookmarks.

Every module pairs the best thing to read or watch with code you can run, then a short checkpoint to prove you've got it. Generated paths are grounded in live web search so the links stay current. It's free, with no account.

tokki is a friends-first growth game for TikTok. Connect your account, invite your friends, and turn posting into a competition you actually want to win.

Climb against the people you invite, earn collectible badges as you grow, and keep the rivalry going. No ads, and it's 18+.

aigif is a Chrome extension that edits GIFs from a prompt. Bring any GIF, describe the change in plain words, and it re-renders the whole thing frame by frame, so the result stays consistent instead of flickering.

Restyle it, add text, change the mood, or remix it entirely, then export and share. It runs on simple credits, so you only pay for what you make.

flingdows is a tiny menu-bar app for macOS that gives your windows weight. Drag any window and let go with some speed, and instead of stopping dead it keeps gliding with inertia, slows under friction, and elastically springs back if it overshoots a screen edge. One flick sends a window where you want it instead of dragging it the whole way.

It's free and open source under the MIT license, and the whole feel is yours to tune: fling strength, friction, edge stiffness, and elasticity are live sliders in the menu bar. Corner and edge snapping presets are on the roadmap, but the fling is the point, and it's the part nobody else does.

x-signal is a monitoring platform for your X account. It tracks your engagement as a continuous timeseries, breaks your audience into cohorts, and watches for anomalies, so you see trends and turning points instead of a single number that resets every day.

When something moves, a follower spike, a post taking off, an unusual drop, x-signal flags it. You get the story of your account over time, plus alerts the moment it changes.