Jira
Atlassian issue tracker for software projects.
Moving119 shelf
Listings that say they run on Android.
Work boards with columns a team fills in.
Kanban boards made of cards and lists.
Charts and a watchlist for public markets.
Voice and text servers for communities and teams.
Borrows ebooks and audiobooks from public libraries.
Video meetings in a browser or desktop app.
Encrypted email published by Proton.
Book lists and reviews published by Amazon.
Online whiteboard for workshops.
Messenger and help desk embedded on a product site.
VPN client published by Proton.
Tracks books with mood and pace labels.
Git host from Microsoft, with an official MCP server.
Ticket inbox for support teams.
Encrypted messenger from Signal Messenger.
Shared inbox that sits on top of email.
Encrypted email and calendar.
Queue for scheduling social posts.
Schedules posts across social accounts.
Chat widget and shared inbox for a shop.
Podcast player for web, desktop, and phones.
Browser editor for posts, slides, and docs.
Ticket desk published by Freshworks.
WireGuard mesh VPN for a private network.
VPN that does not require an account name.
Podcast app that saves transcript snippets.
Cloud chat client for desktop and phones.
Workforce single sign-on.
Reads articles and files aloud.
Phone messaging app, including a business client.
Host for a newsletter and its public archive.
Envelope budget that assigns every dollar a job.
Team chat that threads each topic.
Docs and databases, with an official MCP server.
Team chat you can host yourself.
Markdown notes stored in a local folder.
Async team chat from the company behind Basecamp.
Email aliases that forward to a real inbox.
Saves highlights from books and articles.
Syncs files across computers and phones.
Team wiki published by Atlassian.
Saves web articles to read later.
File storage published by Google.
Bookmark manager with tags.
Cloud file storage aimed at companies.
Password manager with shared vaults.
Reads RSS and other news feeds.
Channel chat for a company.
Password manager with a free personal vault.
RSS reader with rules on incoming items.
A public board of product pages. People browse the cards. Assistants can read the same fields from the public API.
Votes, follows, and comments are stored for the signed-in account. Shelf counts add up the placeholder catalog on this board.
Yes. GET /api/products returns the public cards. The product page shows the same name, line, price label, and platforms.
It asks for a 6-digit email code. That code opens a session. While mail delivery is skipped, the code is returned so you can finish signing in.
No. A percent-off row is a placeholder on this board. It does not apply at a checkout, and no card is charged.
PigPush is this board. Listings you submit stay pending until they are approved.