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A construction job tracker built for people who don't sit at a desk — the plan lives on a board, and the day's work arrives on WhatsApp whether or not anyone opens the app.

A Dutch real-estate bidding platform that carries a sale from listing to signed contract — open bidding, closed tender, a public bid log and the purchase agreement itself. Four years of continuous work, still in production.

A prescription as a QR code — issued by a clinician, carried by the patient, redeemed at the counter, and logged every time.

A French sell-your-own-home platform — AI writes the listing, market data sets the price, both parties sign in-app. 0.5% instead of an agency's cut.

A Danish meet-people app built on spontaneity: post a Mood that expires in 12 hours, or check into a Meeting Point and land in the group chat with whoever else is there.

Swiss army training planning — the wall-sized weekly schedule, built as software, in four languages, with the plan in everyone's pocket.

An organic grocery shop and its delivery app — order by noon, and the crate goes farm to kitchen the same afternoon without passing through a warehouse.

An AI copilot for an estate agency that takes real actions — and can't do anything the logged-in user couldn't do by hand. A demo, not client work.

A support agent that answers only from your docs — cited, and honest enough to say "I don't know." It's the ask-me widget on this site; one script tag anywhere else.

A community ratings platform for trading-card art — consensus scoring, collection tracking and page-flip binders. Live, with 55k+ ratings cast.

A community hub where local businesses and members meet — directory, feed, events and a values-aligned content filter.

A booking platform for real-estate photography — scheduling, card payments and watermarked delivery.

A job board where posting is free and the employer's card is charged per applicant received — plus a career-coaching marketplace on the same site.

A two-sided marketplace for commissioned writing — clients post orders, writers claim them, and the money only moves once the work is accepted.

An AI proofreader for scripts and subtitles — upload a file, get corrections and a rewritten version back.

Earned-wage access for home-care aides — visits sync out of HHAeXchange, and the pay already worked for can be cashed out before payday.

A tutoring marketplace for people learning to build software — the tutors are working engineers, and you book their actual calendar rather than a course.

A discussion platform built around taking a side — you post a statement, declare your stance, and the people who disagree argue it out under rules the site actually enforces.

A fiat-to-crypto on-ramp reduced to four screens — pick the pair, say who you are, give a wallet, add the funds. No account, no trading terminal.

Dil Se Kaam — an Indian crowdfunding platform where backers pre-order a product rather than donate to it, and nothing goes live until a human approves it.