Gabriel Pevide

Series Z is an idle game about building an AI startup that never needs a product. You start Bootstrapped with one Vibe Coder and three users: you, your mom and a bot. Ship features, find users, raise money. Pre-seed, Seed, Series A, all the way down the alphabet to Series Z. Then go public, ring the bell and watch the bubble take it all back. HOW IT PLAYS • Two tracks: Build adds capacity, Distribution brings users. Whichever one falls behind is your bottleneck.

Everyone buys attention. Almost nobody shows the price. On Fifteen the price is the product. Every listing carries what it paid, its click count, and its cost per click, in public. The Line ranks by amount paid, from $10, and each position fades 5% a day, so nobody owns the top forever. Today's Fifteen auctions one full day to one winner, useful if you have a launch date: your card is authorized and charged only if you still lead at midnight. No ads, no algorithm, no revenue share, no login.

Over 300,000 Israeli reservists serve each year, and ~45% never claim everything they're owed around ₪2.8B left unclaimed annually. The system spans four agencies (IDF, Bituach Leumi, Tax Authority, employer) with rules that change yearly. Tagmuli logs your service, calculates exactly what each one owes you, and walks you through claiming every shekel before deadlines close. No government logins, no backend, no AI every calculation is deterministic and your data stays on your device.