- Judged
- 53
- You can hand over
- 20
- Jobs, not apps
- 8
- A month on the table
- $620
Describe an app, get an app
Push to git, it's live
Talk instead of type, everywhere
Meeting notes that write themselves, locally
The assistant itself
AI video with camera moves
Enterprise social scheduling and inbox
One question at a time, and people actually finish it
Forms that work like a doc, free for almost everything
Open-source Zapier alternative with AI steps
Open-source invoicing, hosted for convenience
Group polls for finding a time everyone can do
A booking link that reads your calendar
Scheduling links that respect the person you're sending them to
Time tracking that turns into invoices
Queue posts, publish them later
If this then that, for consumer apps and smart home
Code-first workflows with managed auth for 2,000 apps
Scheduling across a lot of networks at once
Write and schedule threads for X and LinkedIn
Privacy-first analytics, one simple dashboard
Forms with payments, signatures, PDFs and approvals
8,000 apps wired together so you don't have to
Error tracking with stack traces and release context
Invoicing and time tracking for freelancers
Booking with intake forms, packages and payment
Free-tier notetaker with very good summaries
Free-tier accounting for very small businesses
Visual planning and scheduling for Instagram
Call recording, transcription and a searchable archive
A bot that joins your calls and transcribes them
Open-source scheduling, hosted for you
Visual automation with branching, loops and error handling
Simple, privacy-friendly web analytics
Tells you when a scheduled job didn't run
Open-source workflow automation, hosted
Uptime monitoring, on-call and status pages
Surveys, and a panel of people to send them to
Meeting analytics: engagement, sentiment, speaker coaching
Cheap, cheerful uptime checks
Product analytics: funnels, cohorts, retention
Heatmaps and session recordings
Event analytics, funnels and cohorts
Synthetic uptime checks from around the world
The books your accountant already knows how to read
45 of 45 subscriptions
