The whole shop
Every app opens at a link — there is nothing to download and nothing to install. Normally $0.99 a month each. Free while the beta is on.
It is all free right now.
The beta is on. Nothing is switched on for money yet, so take anything off the shop, use it properly, and tell me where it breaks. That is the whole arrangement.
Join during the beta and you stay free after it ends. That is not a launch trick. It is cheaper than arguing about it later.
All apps
Coming soon apps
Forty-six more are already written. They run on my own machines every day. What they do not have yet is the shop wrapping: a payment link, a help page, and a layout that behaves on a phone. That is the only thing standing between this list and the shop above, and it is why these are shown rather than sold.
They come in two shapes, and the difference matters before you buy one.
Thirty-four single apps
A single app is one job on one screen. You open it at a link, you use it, you close it. Nothing installs, nothing runs in the background, and it does not need anything else switched on to work. Every app in the shop above is this shape, and so is every tile below.
1. Claude Upgrader
Brings an out-of-date AI assistant setup up to current without you reading a single changelog.
2. Agent Integrity System
Checks that an AI agent actually does what it claims to do, instead of taking its word for it.
3. Founder Forge
The rulebook and how-to set for running a company where the whole staff is you.
4. Safety Officer
Issues a permit before a risky job runs and can stop it halfway through.
5. Version Keeper
Works out which copy of a file is the good one and puts the rest somewhere safe.
6. Truth Keeper
Settles what counts as true when two of your own sources flatly disagree.
7. Memory Contradiction
Finds the places where your notes contradict each other and shows you both sides.
8. Memory Visualizer
Draws a picture of everything your system remembers so you can see the shape of it.
9. Handoff Templates
Turns a messy brain dump into a handoff the next person can actually pick up.
10. Instruction Builder
Writes instructions clear enough that a person or an agent follows them the same way.
11. Governance Rules
Writes down who approves what, so work stops quietly stalling on nobody.
12. Agent Optimizer
Reads how an agent behaved on a job and tunes it so it behaves better next time.
13. Neural Builder
Describe the agent you want out loud or in chat and it builds the thing.
14. Roadmap Bot
Turns a pile of scattered notes into an ordered roadmap with a first step.
15. Job Post Builder
Write a real job post from a rough description of the role you need filled.
16. SMB Onboard
A start-to-finish onboarding run for a new small business client, nothing skipped.
17. Reactivate
A win-back run for the customers who went quiet and never said why.
18. Ticket Deflector
Answers the easy support tickets properly before a human ever sees them.
19. Call List
Tells you who to call today, in what order, and why that order.
20. Pay The Bills
Tracks what you owe, when it is due, and what happens if it is late.
21. Black Book
A private contacts and reference ledger that never phones anything home.
22. Family History
Keeps family research, records and sources in one place you can actually search.
23. Design Pass Tracker
Keeps score of which of your sites have had a design pass and which are still ugly.
24. README Agent
Writes and keeps updating the README that nobody ever wants to write.
25. Project Schema
Draws your project's folder tree as a picture a human can read at a glance.
26. Script Extractor
Pulls the code out of a long document and saves it as real working files.
27. Secret Scrubber
Sweeps a whole folder tree for keys and passwords left sitting in the open.
28. Repo Sync
Keeps a local folder and its remote copy in step, including picking single changes.
29. Query Router
Sends each question to the cheapest model that can still answer it well.
30. Log Summary
Turns a log file nobody reads into a few sentences anybody can.
31. Backup Finder
Finds every backup you ever made and restores from the right one.
32. Private Network
Stands up a private network between your own machines and nothing else.
33. Project Handoff
Hands a half-finished project to an AI assistant with the whole story attached.
34. Chat Capture
Swallows a whole chat export and turns it into something you can search.
Twelve bundles
A bundle is not a folder of separate downloads that you have to wire together. It is one piece of software with a team of AI agents inside it, built to run as a crew.
Think of a single app as one worker doing one job. A bundle is a crew with a foreman. You hand the foreman the job — say, “build me an agent that answers my support email” — and the foreman works out which of its agents are needed and in what order.
One agent reads what you asked for and turns it into a plan. Another builds the thing. A third checks the work and sends it back if it is wrong. A fourth writes down what happened so you can see it later. They pass results straight to each other without you standing in the middle, and when the job is finished the foreman comes back to you with one answer instead of twenty steps.
That is why a bundle is one product at one price. Pulling a single agent out of the crew does not leave you with a smaller useful tool — it leaves you with a part that cannot do anything on its own. The count on each tile tells you how many agents are in that crew.
- Bundle · 22 agents inside
35. Memory Stack
Everything that stores, indexes, tags, searches and summarises what your system knows.
- Bundle · 26 agents inside
36. Agent Factory Workshop
The full set of builders that turn a plain-English description into a working agent.
- Bundle · 7 agents inside
37. Fleet Control
Runs a whole group of agents at once: starting, messaging, health checks and restarts.
- Bundle · 8 agents inside
38. Fleet Upgrader
Brings an old set of agents up to the current standard in one pass, with a way back.
- Bundle · 2 agents inside
39. Context Injection
Picks the right background facts and feeds them into every AI call automatically.
- Bundle · 6 agents inside
40. Summary Suite
Makes, files, cleans and merges the written summaries your system keeps producing.
- Bundle · 5 agents inside
41. Logs and Reporting
Collects every agent's logs and turns them into metrics, charts and a report.
- Bundle · 4 agents inside
42. Safe Run Kit
Checks a job first, then runs it inside a safety profile that can pull the plug.
- Bundle · 4 agents inside
43. Connector Kit
Wires your own tools into Claude and other assistants so they can use them.
- Bundle · 3 agents inside
44. Agent Directory
Keeps a register of what agents exist, what each can do, and how good it is.
- Bundle · 4 agents inside
45. Fiverr Toolkit
Runs gigs, portfolio, inbox and the money side of Fiverr from one place.
- Bundle · 5 agents inside
46. Local AI Stack
Runs the models on hardware you own instead of paying somebody by the question.
Get told when something lands
One email when a new app goes on the shop, and one when the beta ends so the free thing does not quietly stop being free. Nothing else.
I do not sell the list, swap it, or send anything daily. Every email has an unsubscribe link and it works.