Audiowave is a marketplace for audio channels — pirate radio meets an auction house. Bid to lease a channel for 10 days, upload recordings, and broadcast to everyone listening. Losing bids convert to credit for your next bid. Broadcast a talk show, comedy, music, a serialized story, an ad for your business — anything worth tuning into. Runs entirely in-browser, record straight from your mic. Real payouts split with the previous owner. Still early — curious what you would broadcast.
webHarvest lets you describe what data you want off any website in plain English, no manual scraping scripts. It builds the extraction, tests it against the live page before you save anything, then runs on a schedule and tells you when something actually changes. AI planner reads the page and writes real, verified selectors (tested against every matching item, not guessed from one example), a real headless browser executes it.
I built squashImage for myself mostly and at that point it was just code. I only recently made it public and I desperately need insight because I know what I needed and that's all included, but what does the average user need and what would pull a user to use my tool. Thanks for any advice or support, all are appreciated. Check out my site through my published project on here.
