Andrew Esparon

I'm Andrew, the maker of FlowForge. The best place to start is one recurring job: triage support email, capture a lead, watch a folder or create a follow-up task.

Start from a template or connect a trigger to a few actions. Add a Wait for Approval step where you want a human decision, then inspect the run history to see what happened. FlowForge runs the workflow on your computer while the app is running and the computer is awake.

Local steps can work offline. Email, APIs and hosted AI send the data needed for the services you connect; local Ollama is also an option.

Mac and Windows downloads, current templates and pricing: https://ffstudios.app

I'm Andrew, MeetVault's maker. A scanned business card tells you who someone is. The part worth keeping is why you met and what happens next.

My suggested after-event workflow: scan the card, add a short note about the conversation, set a follow-up reminder and keep the context with that person. Before the next meeting, Purpose Search helps you find relevant people in your own network.

MeetVault also shows the network visually, with 3D and 2D views. Card scanning and local notes work without a forced account; optional account features are separate.

It's live for iPhone and iPad. The App Store lists a 7-day full-access trial, then a free first card or paid Pro for the expanded toolkit: https://apps.apple.com/app/id677...

I'm Andrew, the maker of Tabula Stats. The job is simple: take a regression screenshot or photo, rebuild it as an editable academic table, then export it for your paper.

Version 1.1 adds more control after capture: table version history with undo/redo, checks for duplicate or ambiguous rows, reviewed refreshes from new output, project styles and batch exports. You can change column labels and keep rows aligned across model columns.

Always review captured values against the original output before using them in a paper.

Available on iPhone and iPad, with in-app purchases: https://apps.apple.com/app/id676...