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Who Owns the Internet?
One internet. One owner. Pay to take it. Keep it until someone pays more.
@seomaneesh · X
Here is mine:
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One internet. One owner. Pay to take it. Keep it until someone pays more.
@seomaneesh · X
Here is mine:
Check 31 network and browser signals including IP, proxy, and DNS for ChatGPT access.
lixiaofei · HN
OpenAI network checker using 31 browser and IP signals
A city built from what people pay to stand in it. Every dollar buys height, a better address and a permanent, shareable landmark.
@Kiaanm_mittal · X
Try Build your place on the internet.
Apavin is a shared inbox for small teams. WhatsApp, Instagram, email, calls and eight more channels in one thread per customer, with an AI teammate that drafts.
@Apavin_in · X
Connect once. Use everywhere.
@KleiAliajj · X
have not launched yet but basically you can give your chatgpt or claude code access to 1.4 k apps to automate everything.
Add an AI assistant to your website for customer answers, search, writing, and simple automations. Built for small businesses.
@mscode07 · X
Real-time delivery tracking. Share your location with drivers, track arrivals, and get instant updates. Fast, secure, and simple.
@MayowaSWE · X
built a tool to end customer frustration on deliveries because they don't know where the driver is, resulting to calls upon calls
Convert your OpenAPI specification into a hosted MCP server.
@bhshekhaliya · X
Search any NYC address for a Building Health Score and Block Quality Score built from public 311 complaint data.
u/Baconvation · Reddit
Built a tool that scores NYC apartments/blocks using public 311 complaint data Excited to share what my team and I built at the NYPL AI Hackathon: Streetwise. If you've ever searched for an apartment in NYC, you know the feeling: a listing photo tells you nothing about whether the heat actually works in January, whether the block has loud noises at 3am, or whether the building has a history of plumbing nightmares. That information exists, it's just buried in millions of rows of NYC's public
Organize your tools, workflows, and resources into one accessible workspace.
@mj_jimmi · X