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Digital Adept is SEO reporting software for small agencies, built in Bolton, UK. Small agencies typically lose a day or more each month putting client reports together and showing what their work actually changed. Digital Adept audits each client's website on a schedule (45+ checks) and turns every problem into a task. When a later check confirms a fix, the task closes itself and goes in the client's report, so clients see proof, not just activity. - White-label reports, PDFs and emails on the agency's own domain - A client portal where clients see progress and approve changes - Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster Tools reporting - Rank tracking against competitors - AI search visibility: whether AI assistants recommend the client - AI page fixes, content briefs and articles - Uptime monitoring, change alerts and a site move checker - Prospect audits and a lead widget for winning new clients Flat pricing from £59 a month for 10 client websites (not per client, report or dashboard), with a 7-day free trial and no card needed. Data is stored in the UK.

Bannerify is an API for images and PDFs made from templates. You design a template once in a Figma-like editor: text, photos, shapes, QR codes, barcodes, tables, and frames with stack and grid layouts. Then you send JSON from your code, Zapier, Make, n8n, or an AI agent (MCP), and you get back a finished PNG, JPEG, WebP, or PDF in the same request. The renderer is not a headless browser. It is a Rust engine that runs on Cloudflare Workers, so a simple image takes about a second and the API answers synchronously, with no job queue to poll. Signed image URLs work on every plan, so you can put a dynamic image straight into an email, a web page, or an Open Graph tag. Teams use it for social posts, ecommerce banners, Open Graph images, certificates, tickets, invoices, and labels. An embeddable editor lets your own users change templates inside your product. The free plan has 100 images a month. Paid plans start at $29 a month for 3,000 images, and 10,000 images cost $59.

InclusiveWeb helps teams find and fix web accessibility issues against WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA, EN 301 549 and Section 508 — useful for companies preparing for the European Accessibility Act and Germany's BFSG. Audit scans an entire site against 90+ automated rules with a 0–100 score, severity breakdown, template sampling for large sites and scheduled monitoring. Autofix turns findings into fixes grouped by rule (contrast, ARIA, frames, links, alt text); you review and approve each group before it goes live, with preview and rollback. The Accessibility Panel gives visitors 32 adjustment tools and 8 profiles. Expert manual testing (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, testing with people with disabilities) comes with a report and a VPAT/ACR draft. A free Chrome extension checks any page in seconds. Plans from $19/month billed yearly, 7-day free trial without a credit card. Integrations: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Tilda, OpenCart, Google Tag Manager.

inbord is a client portal for freelancers. For each client and project, you open a space branded with your own name, logo and colors, where the kickoff brief, files, deliverables, messages and progress live together behind a single link. Clients open it without creating an account or password. Key features: - Custom kickoff brief (short and long text, file upload, date, multiple choice) - Client files and freelancer deliverables in one place - Progress tracking (Pending, In progress, Delivered, Approved) and in-portal messaging - Encrypted vault for client credentials: hosting, website or social media logins are shared encrypted, never by email, with a code required at each viewing and automatic deletion afterwards - Optional secure payments: request a deposit or full payment by card, held until the client approves the delivery - White-label branding on the portal and emails - End-of-project thank-you page linking to the freelancer's Google or Trustpilot reviews Security and privacy: hosted in France (Paris data centers), HTTPS in transit and encryption at rest for files and database, private files reached only through expiring signed links, no ad trackers or third-party tracking tools.

WiFiNexa is a cloud captive portal, hotspot billing and RADIUS platform for guest Wi-Fi. Venues connect their MikroTik, UniFi, Cisco Meraki, Aruba, Ruckus or OpenWrt routers, and guests log in on a branded login page by voucher, QR check-in pass, e-mail, mobile number, Google or a paid plan. A generated RouterOS script sets up a MikroTik hotspot with RADIUS and a second failover server in one paste. Vouchers carry time, data and speed limits and are locked to one device; guests can buy access online by card, PayPal, mada / KNET / Apple Pay or crypto, paid straight to the venue. Operators see live sessions, disconnect remotely, keep a guest list, run reports, manage many sites and staff roles, and get Telegram alerts. Vouchers import from SAS4, Spotipo, MikroTik, FreeRADIUS, Excel or CSV. Built for hotels, serviced apartments, staff accommodation and labour camps, cafes, hospitals and events. 5-day free trial.

Living Web Agent is a browser companion that cuts the usual research hassle. Instead of digging through long PDFs, scrubbing long tutorials, or jumping between a dozen open tabs, you click once and it reads the page, video, or document for you. Then you just ask questions—“Where do they talk about the Q3 deficit?” or “What are the main steps in this video?”—and get answers with citations. Setup is simple: install the agent, point it at a URL or dashboard, and start chatting. Users report cutting research time in half and understanding content a lot faster. It works with PDFs, videos, articles, and dashboards, and stays available in the background so you don’t have to switch tools or copy-paste. It’s part of the Scale Vibe Agent suite. James Harrington, Managing Partner at Sovereign Capital Ventures, said it cut his investor-call prep from three hours down to about 25 minutes. The idea is pretty straightforward: spend less time browsing and more time actually using what you find.

Alighieria Editor is AI-assisted copyediting software built for book publishers, editors and proofreaders. It reviews a manuscript in layers: orthotypography and grammar (following the RAE/ASALE rules in Spanish, The Chicago Manual of Style in English, or your house style guide), narrative continuity (raccord), fact checking against sources, and layout review on the final PDF (widows, orphans, runts, bad breaks). Every suggestion comes with its page and reason, and is delivered with tracked changes in DOCX, an annotated PDF or InDesign IDML, so editors decide what to accept. Around the text, it generates name and subject indexes, editorial translations into ten languages (including InDesign files that keep their layout), translation reviews, accessible EPUB 3.3 files, reading reports and press kits, plus AI-text and plagiarism detection and an editorial assistant that answers questions citing the book. An API with Python and TypeScript SDKs is available on the Enterprise plan. Built in Barcelona by editors and engineers, Alighieria is used by more than 100 publishing teams. Customer texts are never used to train AI models.

MakeQR is a QR code generator that runs entirely inside the browser tab. You fill in a short form and download a PNG or SVG: there is no upload step and no sign-up form between you and the file. Eight code types are free and unlimited - a web address, a WiFi network, a contact card, plain text, an email, an SMS, a phone number and a social profile - with unlimited scans, no expiry, logos, colours, dot shapes and print sheets for posters, table tents and stickers. Every code is decoded again in the browser before download, so a logo or colour that would break scanning is caught before it is printed. The Pro plan, $9 a month, adds 50 dynamic codes you can repoint after printing, scan analytics with CSV export, folders and tags, 16 hosted page types such as menus and business cards, smart routing by device, language and country, A/B tests, schedules, scan limits, passwords and a REST API. If you stop paying, every code you made keeps redirecting where it points today.

NeoGantt is Gantt chart software that runs in your browser and does one thing well: clear, fast project timelines. There's no workspace to configure and no seats to assign. Sign in with Google or email, pick a template or a blank chart, and drag bars straight onto the timeline. It's built for agencies, consultants and project managers who need a plan a client will trust. Share a live, view-only link that always shows the latest version (viewers don't need an account), or export a crisp vector PDF on a single page with your own logo on it. When plans change, save a named iteration and NeoGantt records what changed, with comments on tasks so everyone remembers why a date moved. NeoGantt stays quick with hundreds of tasks, is keyboard-friendly, and every change can be undone. You can import projects from TeamGantt with a CSV export. It deliberately leaves out task boards, time tracking and dependency scheduling, so it stays simple. Free for one person with up to five charts.

Spitfire is a self-hosted load testing and performance monitoring tool that runs on your own servers (Docker or Kubernetes, amd64 and arm64). Build tests in the browser like a form, no scripting needed, or import OpenAPI, Postman, HAR, k6 or JMeter. One test can mix HTTP, gRPC, WebSocket, Kafka, MQTT, SQL and real browser users. The same test works in two modes. Watch: critical flows run against production every 1-60 minutes at a low load, with uptime, drift detection, SLOs with error budgets and a status page. Heavy load when needed: a distributed load test that climbs in stages and stops at the breaking point, showing what slowed down in the backend (OpenTelemetry, Datadog, New Relic, Dynatrace, Zabbix, Instana). Also: A/B version comparison with a CI release gate, multi-location runners that dial out (no inbound ports), production write guard, SSO/SCIM, audit log, offline license that works air-gapped. Free edition with no expiry.

WonFlo is the lead engine for residential roofers who run Google Ads. Before you ever call a lead, WonFlo checks it against public property records, confirms whether the name matches the owner on the title, verifies the address, phone, and email, and scores the lead with a full breakdown. Every lead comes with property details like year built, roof type, last sale, and estimated home value. Once you grade a lead, WonFlo sends that outcome back to your Google Ads account, training the algorithm to find more homeowners who actually book, which means better lead quality and less wasted ad spend. Homeowners get a personalized estimate from aerial roof measurements on a quote page branded to your business and hosted on your own domain. Leads outside your service area are filtered out before they're measured. New leads trigger instant text and email alerts and sync to JobNimbus. Built to be simple to set up. Starting at $97/month.

HyreTech is AI resume screening and applicant tracking for recruiting firms, startups and hiring teams in Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand. For each role, HyreTech drafts weighted criteria from the job description, and you can edit any of them. Every applicant gets a score per criterion with a written reason, and the list is ranked as Shortlist, Consider or Not a match. Nobody is rejected automatically: a recruiter decides. Keep your ATS: upload a roles CSV, an applicants CSV and a resume ZIP, then read the ranked results. Nothing is written back to your ATS. Or run hiring in HyreTech, with a branded careers page, a job board listing, interview scheduling, interview notes and a talent pool you can search in plain English. On the Growth plan, Verification Confidence scores each resume from 0 to 100 and flags any that copy the job description or have dates that don't make sense. 2,000+ applications scored. Free plan with 20 AI credits; paid plans from US$49 a month.

EnrichGrid turns LinkedIn URLs into structured data. Send a profile, company or school URL to the REST API and get clean JSON back in seconds: name, headline, current role and seniority, the current company with its website, headcount and industry, the full work history with dates, education, and skills with endorsements. Company lookups return firmographics: industry, headcount, website, HQ, founding year and specialties. People search finds profiles by job title, current or past company, country, city, company size, years in role and school. No code needed for lists: upload an Excel or CSV file of up to 10,000 LinkedIn URLs and download it enriched with every field. A Chrome extension enriches the LinkedIn page you are viewing, and an MCP server lets AI agents such as Claude and Cursor use the same data. Pricing is per result: 1 credit per profile or company found, and lookups that find nothing are free. 50 free credits on sign-up, no card. Paid plans from $29/month for 10,000 credits.

Scrappy is a cloud browser for AI agents and automation: real, headful Chrome running in the cloud on residential IPs, which your code, your AI agent or a person can drive. Sessions are controlled over a REST API (one call per action, or up to 25 steps in a batch) or through a hosted MCP server with 62 browser tools, so Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients can browse, click, type, upload, download and read pages as an accessibility tree. Saved logins replay from the same fixed IP they were captured on, so a session stays signed in across runs instead of looking like a new device. When a site asks for a human (a CAPTCHA, a two-factor prompt, an unexpected dialog), a person can watch the session live and take over from a laptop or a phone, then hand it back. Sessions can be recorded to video. Pricing is pay-as-you-go credits: 100 free credits on signup with no card, then 5 credits to start a session and 1 credit per minute, with the residential proxy included rather than billed per GB.

TickerLayer is a market data API for developers, data teams and AI agents. One API key covers stocks from the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia, plus forex, crypto, indices, ETFs, commodities, perpetual futures and government bond yields, all in one consistent schema: COUNTRY:TICKER symbols such as US:KO, UTC millisecond timestamps and the same field names across asset classes. Use it over REST, a WebSocket stream, or a hosted MCP server that works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients. Endpoints cover quotes, trades, snapshots, previous close, intraday and daily bars, market status, trading sessions and holidays, with company fundamentals and an economic calendar as add-ons. Prices are derived in our own aggregation layer and validated before delivery, and we publish measured data quality runs on our Data Quality page. Free plan with 3,000 calls every 30 days, no card required; paid plans from 49 USD a month per feed. OpenAPI 3.1 spec, llms.txt and Markdown docs for agents.

Prerender Buddy connects AI visibility monitoring with website health, crawler evidence, managed prerendering and content workflows. Track questions relevant to your business and inspect recorded AI answers, brand mentions, citations and competitors. Compare crawler-visible HTML with rendered content, check access rules, and monitor important pages for changes. Where a rendering gap is confirmed, managed prerendering can provide crawler-readable HTML. Content tools turn tracked questions into ideas, briefs and article drafts for review, with supported CMS publishing. Buddy helps explain findings and their supporting evidence. The free plan covers one website, 500 fresh renders per month, crawler checks and seven days of visit history. Paid plans start at $19/month for standalone rendering; plans with ongoing AI visibility and content features start at $39/month. Features and limits depend on the plan. AI monitoring uses provider APIs, and results can differ from consumer chat sessions. Prerender Buddy does not guarantee rankings, AI recommendations, traffic or revenue.

Bycatch is a Chrome extension that stops recruitment teams accidentally approaching candidates who work for their clients. Agencies promise clients they won't poach their staff, but the list of protected companies usually lives in a spreadsheet or the ATS, while the approach happens on LinkedIn. Bycatch puts the list where the work happens: mark a company as off-limits from its LinkedIn page or the Bycatch dashboard, and everyone on your team sees a clear off-limits notification on the profile of anyone who works there, on LinkedIn and LinkedIn Recruiter. - One shared off-limits list for the whole team; new joiners inherit it on day one - Flags appear on profiles as you browse, so nobody has to check a spreadsheet or CRM before sending a message - Candidate data never leaves your browser: the check runs locally, and Bycatch doesn't log or store the people you view - Read-only: it never sends messages or automates anything on LinkedIn - One flat monthly price per team, not per seat, from £30/month, with the first month free Built with Hawkwood, a London recruitment firm.

QuoteDeck is quoting, presentation, enrollment and CRM software for licensed health and life insurance agents, built by an independent agency owner for his own agents. 1. Your client requests a quote. Text or email them a branded quote request form, and their info comes straight into QuoteDeck. 2. You build the quote. The Quick Quoter pulls live rates for Medicare, ACA, term life, IUL, whole life and final expense (with underwriting), dental and vision, hospital indemnity, short-term medical and supplemental plans. Group plans into packages so cross-selling is built in. 3. You share it with your client. One branded link opens on any phone and shows benefits, providers, formularies and a monthly total for each package. 4. Your client enrolls. The enrollment form is mostly filled in from the quote request, your client signs digitally, and compliance records are kept for you. For IMOs, FMOs and agencies, QuoteDeck offers a private signup link for your agents and a report page showing who is quoting and how many quotes are going out.

ReviewPine puts the Google reviews your customers already wrote on your own website. Find your business by name (or paste its Google Maps link), pick one of 21 layouts (sliders, grids, lists, badges, a floating badge, a side tab and more, each in light and dark), match your brand colours and fonts, and paste one line of code. There is also a WordPress plugin, plus steps for Wix, Squarespace and Webflow. No Google login or API key needed. New Google reviews appear by themselves every day. The widget is small and fast, loads after your page, doesn't shift your layout and sets no cookies, so there is nothing to add to a cookie banner. A "Review us on Google" button and QR code help collect new reviews. Built for small businesses and the agencies that build their websites: every client on one account, one yearly invoice, and no ReviewPine branding on paid widgets. One widget is free forever after a 7-day trial of every feature; yearly plans start at $19 for one business.

B-Shuttle is a booking system for hotel shuttles. Each room has its own QR code: the guest scans it, picks the route, day, time and number of people, and receives a confirmation email with a personal QR code. The booking page carries the hotel's logo and is available in Italian, English, French, German and Spanish. No app for guests to download. The front desk sees all bookings in one dashboard, ride by ride, and can add the ones requested in person, with a note for the driver. Every ride has its own capacity: when the shuttle is full, nobody can book it, so overbooking does not happen. Routes with intermediate stops count seats leg by leg. Drivers have their own app: they see the day's rides and scan the guest's QR code on board, which answers OK or KO. Guests who change plans cancel from the link in the email, the seat becomes free again and the hotel gets a notice. Every hotel gets a dedicated installation with its own brand, data hosted in Italy, and a free one-month trial.