Startups

CRM, billing, contracts, and admin software for running a company’s day-to-day operations in one place.

Calendars, tasks, notes, and routines that protect focus and keep work moving without endless context switching.

Machine-learning products that automate work, support decisions, and help teams ship faster with less manual repetition.

CLIs, editors, APIs, CI, and testing helpers that make building, shipping, and debugging software less painful.

Products that are hard to tag but still belong in a public directory of real builds.

Experiments, new interfaces, and odd prototypes that sit at the edge of what “software” usually means.

Courses, tutoring, classrooms, and study tools for people teaching and learning on the web.

Scheduling, inbox, and analytics for posting consistently across networks without living inside each app.

Catalogs, carts, payments, and fulfillment for selling products on the open web.

Interactive play, from casual mobile titles to competitive and community-driven games.

Campaigns, creatives, email, and reporting for finding an audience and turning attention into signups and sales.

Community-maintained projects you can read, fork, and improve in the open.

Banking, invoicing, expenses, payroll, and investing tools for households and growing companies.

Trip planning, maps, and local guides for getting somewhere new with fewer spreadsheets.

UI kits, illustration, and brand tools for interfaces, icons, and visual polish.

Keyword research, site audits, structured data, and reporting aimed at clearer search visibility over time.

Clinics, records, fitness, nutrition, and mental health products focused on staying well.

Places to announce a product, collect emails, coordinate a ship date, and gather early feedback in public.

Listening, composing, podcasting, and sound engineering products for makers and listeners alike.

Wellness, hobbies, home life, and personal habits that sit outside pure B2B work software.

Recording, editing, hosting, and playback for teams and creators who work with moving images day to day.

Event capture, dashboards, and funnels that explain what people do in your product—not just page views.

Chat, email, calls, and status updates that keep coworkers and customers in sync.

Recipes, meal planning, delivery, and dining discovery at home or out with friends.

Pipelines, sequences, quotes, and handoffs that help teams turn interest into signed customers.

On-site search, discovery APIs, and relevance tooling that go beyond traditional SEO checklists.

Identity, access control, secrets, and hardening so accounts and infrastructure stay yours.

Plugins and extensions that extend tools people already rely on every day.

Streaming, events, and playful experiences meant for downtime rather than work tooling.

Training plans, wearables, and coaching for staying active and measuring progress honestly.

Applicant tracking, sourcing, and people ops workflows for growing teams.

Still graphics: editing, compression, asset libraries, and simple delivery for every screen size.

Resumes, job boards, interview prep, and negotiation help for people changing roles or hiring.

Uptime checks, logs, tracing, and alerts so you hear about failures before most customers do.

Visual builders and automation layers that ship working software without owning a full codebase.

Storefronts, POS, inventory, and checkout flows for selling physical or hybrid goods.

Wallets, on-chain apps, and community-owned networks built on open protocols.

Shared docs, standups, and workplace rituals that keep teams aligned around the same goals.

Drafting, editing, and publishing workflows for everything from short posts to long technical write-ups.

Delivery tools and marketplaces for client-led work at small studios and larger shops.

Structured content, permissions, and publishing flows for sites that change often.

Planning, scripting, and production helpers for posts, newsletters, and channel-first publishing.

Storage, pipelines, warehousing, and charts for turning raw events into trustworthy numbers.

Discovery, watchlists, and fan communities built around film and episodic series.

Cameras, editing, galleries, and print services centered on still photos instead of video.

Libraries, trackers, notes, and discovery for people who spend serious time with long-form text.

Clothing, accessories, and wardrobe discovery with a shopping angle—not generic productivity.