I build tools for problems that annoyed me enough to fix. Each one does one thing, does it well, and doesn’t waste your time pretending to do twelve other things.
You're a contractor checking 12 different apps before your morning coffee. Leads slip through, you respond too late, somebody else gets the job. Take the Leads pulls every source into one inbox and uses AI scoring to surface the jobs actually worth your time. Less tab-juggling, more closing.
Visit siteThe average restaurant bleeds thousands a year on charges nobody's watching. Duplicate delivery platform fees. Software you forgot you're paying for. Vendors quietly raising prices. Unleaki analyzes your bank statements and surfaces the waste your bookkeeper misses. No bank switch required. No long-term contract. Just upload a PDF and see exactly where your money's going.
Know when your cron jobs fail. Simple monitoring for scheduled tasks with instant email and webhook alerts when jobs miss their schedule, run late, or fail. Free for up to 3 monitors.
PreviewAI chatbots are talking about your brand right now, and you have no idea what they're saying. BrandSight AI tracks how LLMs like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini mention your company, monitors sentiment shifts, and alerts you when something changes. Know your AI reputation before your customers do.
PreviewStartups need SOC 2 compliance to land enterprise customers, but hiring a compliance team costs $200K+/year. We're building a tool that automates the tedious parts — evidence collection, control monitoring, audit prep — so small engineering teams can achieve compliance without dedicated headcount. Get audit-ready in weeks, not months.
Nothing like finding out an API endpoint was deprecated last quarter because your integration broke on a Friday afternoon. APIWatch monitors changelogs and deprecation notices across the platforms you depend on so you hear about it before your users do.
PreviewOne person, a laptop, and a strong opinion about how software should work. I build small, focused tools because the world has enough bloated platforms that try to do everything and do none of it well. Based in Minneapolis. Probably refactoring something right now.