ToolTrim is a software decision platform for freelancers and small teams. It helps users decide which tools to keep, replace, or add based on their existing stack, budget, and actual workflow. Unlike traditional software directories, ToolTrim focuses on reducing tool overlap and unnecessary subscriptions through independent comparisons, practical recommendations, and curated software alternatives.
**LLM Peers is a multi-agent decision-intelligence platform built for complex, high-stakes business questions.** Instead of relying on a single chatbot, users submit one structured research brief and multiple AI models analyze it independently. Their responses are then anonymized, peer-reviewed, scored against shared criteria, and synthesized by a chairman model into one clear decision brief. The final output includes a direct recommendation, ranked alternatives, areas of agreement and disagre
HolidayOps is a route-scoped AI operations workspace for cross-border payment risk. Teams can track a business route, affected countries, holiday overlap, risk reasoning, reminders, reviewed drafts, calendar exports, and action history in one workflow. HolidayOps helps operators prepare around bank holidays before supplier payouts, customer transfers, or settlement windows become urgent. It does not move money, contact banks, or automatically send customer emails.
TeamSort helps teams make group decisions using ranked-choice voting. A facilitator creates a poll from any list — feature backlogs, project priorities, candidate shortlists, meeting topics — and shares a single link. Participants rank the items by dragging them into order; no voter accounts or installs are required. Results are computed in real time as rankings come in, using a choice of three voting methods: Borda count, Condorcet (pairwise comparison), or instant-runoff. Voting is anonymous b
Trinod is an evidence-backed diagnostic tool that helps UX leads, Product Managers, Engineers, and enterprise leaders turn opinions into scored, evidence-backed product decisions using the Science of UX™ framework. A free, 20-minute diagnostic, no credit card required.
Most idea validators are feel-good machines: paste an idea, get a "promising" score, build for months on a vibe. WhittleOS is the opposite — deliberately kill-biased. It sources real candidates itself, links the problems it cites to the page each was read on or labels them as its own estimate, computes the 0–100 score in code from a fixed weighted rubric rather than asking a model for a number, and honestly hands back nothing when a market is weak. Built for solo and indie founders who want a