Glimora is a live iOS and Android AI beauty app that helps users find makeup that suits them. Features include: virtual makeup and product try-ons, color, face, skin, undertone, eye, brow and lip analysis, Glow Scores, ingredient Clean Scores, barcode/photo/link scanning, a virtual beauty shelf, personalized routines, TikTok tutorial decoding, community looks and 32-language localization. Monetized through auto-renewing subscriptions with RevenueCat

Dependency-aware Project Planning for Technical Founders on Small Teams. Ravel can turn messy engineering work into a dependency map your team can actually execute.

UltraWideo kills black bars. It finds any video on any site — including cross-origin embeds — and rescales it to fill the screen, whether that's an ultrawide, a dual-monitor setup or an ordinary 16:9 laptop. Free is one global config; Pro adds per-site and per-video profiles, letterbox detection, WebGL ambient light, real-time sharpening and cloud sync. One codebase ships Chrome and Firefox, a Nuxt site on Cloudflare sells it, and a self-hosted licensing API keeps it working offline.

EarnStudies aggregates paid focus groups and research studies ($50-$400/session) from 20+ sources into one searchable dashboard, sold as a $6.99/mo membership. Organic traffic 10x'd this summer and 300 programmatic SEO city pages just shipped (only ~30 ranking so far, the rest are upside). Emerging ChatGPT/AI-assistant referral channel, 396 registered users ~90% margins, near-zero run cost, fully automated listing pipeline.

Most people know what they want from AI but not how to ask for it. Brevik fixes the asking. You start with whatever you have — a one-line idea, a screenshot, or a URL. Brevik reads it, works out what's missing, and asks one short question at a time: who it's for, how it should be structured, what it must avoid. Every answer visibly improves a quality score computed from the fields your prompt contains — not invented by a model. Stop whenever it's good enough, then copy the finished prompt into