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Shiru Notes is simple and private by design with a minimal interface that lets you focus on what matters—your thoughts. Your notes save automatically as you type, stay encrypted and accessible only to you. At its core, ShiruNotes.com exists for a simple reason: to give you a private, dependable place to think. In a world where almost everything we write is shaped by visibility, metrics, and algorithms, Shiru Notes offers something increasingly rare—a space that is not optimized for sharing, engagement, or growth. A space where thoughts can exist without performance. A space where writing is not a prelude to publication, but an act in itself. With 256-bit encryption, your notes and thoughts stay private and accessible only to you. No one reads them. No one analyzes them. No one trains models on them. They are not suggestions, drafts, or content. They are simply yours. Shiru Notes is simple and private by design—not as a feature checklist, but as a philosophy.

Studiovity's AI-powered shot list software helps directors, cinematographers, and production teams create detailed shot lists faster. Organize shot types, camera angles, camera movements, lenses, equipment, locations, and shooting notes in a single workspace. The AI shot list generator transforms scripts into structured shooting plans, helping teams stay organized and production-ready. Integrated with storyboards, scheduling, and production management tools, Studiovity streamlines pre-production and improves collaboration. Available on web, iOS, and Android, it enables film, television, commercial, and video production teams to plan every shot with greater efficiency and creative control.

I've been building LifeOdds (a Monte Carlo decision engine for big life choices) and kept coming back to "should I quit my job" as the single most universal, highest-stakes version of that problem. So I looked at a dozen existing calculators for it to see how they handled the two genuinely uncertain variables — how long a job search actually takes, and what you actually land. Every one treats both as fixed inputs. Pick a number, get an answer, done. That's not a simplification, it's most of the real risk in the decision, hidden. So I built [Should I Quit My Job](https://shouldiquitmyjob.app) to run it properly: 1,000 Monte Carlo simulations over a 5-year horizon instead of one guess. Four inputs — current salary, target salary, expected search length, savings runway — and it varies the uncertain ones across realistic ranges (searches consistently run longer than people expect), compounds raises on both paths, and reports the break-even month, your odds of being ahead at year 1/3/5, and the case every single-point calculator misses entirely: your search outlasting your savings before you land anything. One thing I'm genuinely undecided on: an optional fifth input for how the new role would actually feel day to day, converted to a rough yearly value using real compensating-wage-differential research (not a random slider). Feature or scope creep? Curious what this community thinks.

Sidebridge is a native macOS Swift app that provides project awareness for agent‑native development. It appears as a floating sidebar that follows the active terminal pane, Codex or Claude Code window, surfacing git status, diffs, file trees, agent activity, and more — just like an IDE’s peripheral vision.Automatic focus tracking: Sidebridge follows the currently active project, branch, source, or worktree without manual switching.IDE‑like panels: Shows git status, diffs, file explorer, agent tool calls, goals, skills, and configurable modules.Terminal‑scoped behavior: Works with tmux, Ghostty, iTerm2, Terminal, Warp, Alacritty, WezTerm, kitty, and the Codex/Claude Code desktop apps; tucks to a side tab when focus leaves the terminal scope.Customizable layout: Drag‑to‑reorder modules, hide what you don’t need, save per‑repo or global layouts.History & provenance: Retains focus spans, commits, tool calls, file changes, and process shifts; includes a history viewer, global project activity search, and export options.Agent‑ready memory: Exposes structured JSON via a Compiler API, Agent Brief writable surface, and MCP‑compatible context for agents to read and write project state.Targeted at developers who work in terminal‑heavy, multi‑agent environments, Sidebridge eliminates the catch‑up tax by keeping project context visible at a glance, reducing context loss and enabling deeper flow.

Sidehunt is a weekly platform where indie builders and makers launch their side projects and early-stage products. Each week, new submissions go live in a public hunt where the community votes, and the top three projects earn badges and dofollow backlinks for SEO.Core features include simple project submission, community voting, badge awards, backlink rewards, a dedicated studio for creators, a blog with launch stories, and pricing tiers that offer free access with premium spotlight options for greater visibility.Targeted at indie hackers, solopreneurs, and early adopters, Sidehunt provides a low‑friction way to gain traction, collect real user feedback, and improve online authority through genuine backlinks.

Sinneroggi (meaning "Sinner Today" in Italian) is the first digital daily newspaper entirely dedicated to Jannik Sinner, the world number one tennis player from Italy. We publish one article per day covering everything about the champion: tournament analysis, match breakdowns, training insights, private life stories, exclusive interviews, and expert opinion pieces. The site features both free and premium content, with premium articles offering in-depth analysis and exclusive stories behind a subscription. Built with a warm editorial design inspired by Italian sports journalism, Sinneroggi serves a growing community of tennis fans who want daily, focused coverage of Sinner's career and life. Whether it's Roland Garros, Wimbledon, or his life in Monaco, Sinneroggi delivers quality sports journalism every single day.

SiteBleed is an uptime monitoring platform built for e-commerce store owners, freelance developers, and web agencies who can't afford to discover downtime from an angry customer. Most uptime monitors just send you a ping when something breaks. SiteBleed goes further: it tracks the dollar value of every minute of downtime against your actual monthly revenue, so you walk into every incident conversation with a business case, not just a timestamp. What SiteBleed monitors HTTP/HTTPS uptime — checks every 5 minutes SSL certificate expiry — daily scans, alerts 7/14/30/60 days before expiry TCP & port monitoring — for databases, APIs, and custom services Domain registration expiry — WHOIS-based alerts before a lapsed renewal takes you offline Keyword content monitoring — alert when a phrase disappears from your page source How you're notified Email (instant) Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams PagerDuty (Events API v2) Zapier — connect to 6,000+ apps via webhook trigger Custom webhooks

SiteMD.ai is an website health monitoring platform. We continuously scan your sites for performance bottlenecks, security vulnerabilities, SEO issues, and downtime — then tell you exactly what's wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it. Our Mission We believe every website owner — from solo creators to growing businesses — deserves enterprise-grade monitoring without the complexity or cost. Our mission is to make web performance, security, and reliability accessible to everyone. Built by Makers SiteMD.ai is built by a small indie team passionate about the open web. We use our own product every day and ship improvements constantly. If you have feedback or ideas, we'd love to hear from you.

I built SiteSpin to make creating and editing a real website easy and accessible. A professional website costs real money to build, and keeping it updated takes more time than most people have. It's why many people running real businesses end up with a site that's out of date, or none at all. SiteSpin is the version where you describe what you do, and a real site shows up. Edit it any time, just by chatting.