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Every agency and dev shop has that awkward Friday ritual of compiling status updates from the team into something the client won't fall asleep reading. StatusBrew gives each team member a quick 2-minute form (what shipped, what's blocked, what's next), then auto-generates a clean, branded client-facing status report with the right level of detail — no jargon, no internal drama. Clients get a beautiful email, you get your Friday afternoons back.

Craft beer nerds, wine enthusiasts, and coffee snobs all keep tasting notes somewhere — usually in Apple Notes or a forgotten spreadsheet they started in 2019. TastingLog is a beautiful, opinionated tasting journal for beverages. Pick your drink type, rate on specific axes (acidity, body, sweetness, etc. — different per category), snap a photo of the label, and build your personal flavor profile over time. Your public profile becomes a shareable 'palate resume.'

Sales teams and founders send cold emails that get ignored, but warm intros convert like crazy — the problem is figuring out WHO in your network can introduce you. WarmIntro lets you paste a target company or person, then maps it against your team's uploaded contact lists and LinkedIn connections (CSV export) to surface the shortest path to a warm intro. Think 'six degrees of Kevin Bacon' but for closing deals.

You know that thrill of finding a perfect domain name that's actually available? DeadDomains monitors expired and expiring domains in specific niches you care about (like '.io domains with food words' or 'short .com domains under 6 letters') and emails you daily picks before the domain sharks grab them. It's like a treasure hunt delivered to your inbox.

Tabletop RPG game masters prep campaigns across 14 different tabs and still forget what the innkeeper's name was. CritKit is a single-screen session prep tool where you build quick-reference cards for NPCs, locations, loot, and plot hooks — then arrange them into a session timeline you can glance at mid-game. Players get a shared read-only 'party board' with their quest log and known NPCs.

Local bands and DIY venues spend hours making show flyers in Canva that still look mid. GigPosters lets you punch in your band name, date, venue, and vibe (think: 'sludge metal in a basement') and instantly generates a printable gig poster using randomized layout templates inspired by classic punk/indie show flyers. Users build a public archive of all their past shows — basically a visual tour history.