Browse apps looking for a new owner

A lightweight client portal for small creative studios to share files, collect approvals, and keep project feedback out of email. The business uses a simple subscription model and needs only occasional support.

An AI meeting assistant that turns uploaded calls into decisions, action items, and a clean follow-up brief. It is positioned for boutique consultancies that want useful notes without a full sales platform.

A calm iPhone habit tracker built around weekly consistency instead of streak pressure. Subscribers get flexible reminders, small widgets, and a private progress journal with no social feed.

A focused email-to-bookkeeping workflow for freelancers and two-person agencies. Forwarded receipts are organized by month, matched with short notes, and exported as a tidy package for an accountant.

A Chrome extension that saves research sessions as named tab groups and restores them on any signed-in browser. The product targets students, recruiters, and analysts who juggle several projects at once.

An AI writing tool that turns a product brief into a first-pass landing page, launch email, and social snippets. A narrow template library keeps the output practical for solo founders and small studios.

An Android scheduling app for hourly workers who want one place for shifts, availability, pay estimates, and swap reminders. It is designed for individual workers rather than employer-managed teams.

A small hosted status-page service for independent software vendors. It includes uptime checks, incident updates, subscriber notifications, and simple custom branding without enterprise complexity.

A browser color picker that captures full palettes from any webpage and exports clean CSS variables. The extension is aimed at freelance designers who want a faster handoff from inspiration to production.

A polite payment-reminder service for freelancers using PDF invoices and bank transfers. Users set a schedule once, then the app sends branded follow-ups and records when a client responds.

An iOS focus timer that groups work sessions by goal and turns the week into a simple visual report. Its audience is independent makers who prefer a quiet, one-time setup over complex productivity systems.

An AI support-review tool that groups recurring customer complaints and highlights conversations that need a human follow-up. Weekly summaries help small SaaS teams spot product friction without replacing their help desk.

A Chrome extension that warns users before they submit forms containing likely secrets, private keys, or sensitive identifiers. It runs locally and is designed for developers and security-conscious teams.

A simple hosted menu builder for food trucks and pop-up kitchens. Owners update items from a phone, publish a QR-friendly page, and schedule sold-out notices without managing a full website.

A mobile route planner for small field-service crews that combines daily stops, job notes, and customer arrival texts. The product serves owner-operated teams that have outgrown spreadsheets but do not need a fleet platform.

An AI spreadsheet assistant that explains formulas, drafts cleanup steps, and flags inconsistent rows before an export. It is built for operations teams that live in CSV files but do not need a full data platform.