Domestic Budget Tracker: see where household money goes.
Log expenses, group spending, and turn monthly household budget notes into a clear savings checkup.
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Measures traffic and user behavior in aggregate form. Provider: Google LLC (USA).
Session recordings, heatmaps, and click analysis to improve UX. Provider: Microsoft Corp. (USA).
All published AI workflow skills, with a compact grid for scanning by category, use case, and reusable output.
Log expenses, group spending, and turn monthly household budget notes into a clear savings checkup.
Check sales pages, emails, links, bonuses, and checkout assets before a course launch goes live.
Build a minute-by-minute wedding timeline with vendors, buffers, ceremony details, and handoff points in one pass.
Score inbound leads by fit, urgency, buying signals, and next action so sales teams can prioritize follow-up.
Turn briefs and drafts into sharper outlines, metadata, publishing checks, and editorial notes for content teams.
Convert messy feature ideas into a PRD draft with goals, users, scope, risks, metrics, and open questions.
Check required Sanity and Netlify environment variables before CI fails or a production deploy breaks.
Find missing, duplicated, or suspicious environment variables and get a concise pre-deploy report.
Hands you a clean JSON of any invoice, contract, or scanned document, with warnings instead of guessed fields.
Describe what you want to store; get a Postgres schema with sensible indexes and a migration you can read out loud.
Finds untested branches and writes the uncomfortable edge cases first: empty arrays, off-by-ones, Unicode, and leap days.
Shuffles your todo list into past, present, and future so you can close one task, do one today, and schedule one honestly.
Turns schedule intent into a cron expression and a calendar preview, then warns when cron cannot express what you asked for.
Explains what a regex thinks it does, what it actually does, and which flavor differences will hurt in production.