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Postiz
Your agentic social media scheduling tool. Manage posts, build an audience, capture leads, and grow your business with AI. Open-source.
Simple Analytics
The privacy-first Google Analytics alternative. Simple, clean, and GDPR-compliant analytics without cookies. Trusted by thousands of businesses worldwide.
Angel Match
A curated database of 110,000+ angel investors and venture capitalists. Save time searching for investors ā find the right ones for your startup with filters by industry, stage, and location.
SuperX
Grow faster on X with hidden insights and actionable analytics. Understand your audience, refine your content, and accelerate your growth ā all in one place.
DataFast
Revenue-first analytics. Discover which marketing channels bring customers so you can grow your business, fast. From first click to customer ā understand where the money is.
Calendesk
Appointment scheduling software. Don't waste time arranging meetings with clients ā automate bookings, payments, and client management. Built for therapists, coaches, lawyers, and service businesses.
Capgo
Instant updates for Capacitor apps. Ship fixes in minutes, not weeks. Push OTA updates to users without app store delays.
OpenAlternative
Open source alternatives to popular software. Over 1 million users replaced their proprietary tools with open source software. Discover the best alternatives and join the movement.
Changelogfy
Take better decisions and build impact products from user feedback. All-in-one platform to capture and organize feedback, prioritize your product roadmap, and announce updates.
Transfer.zip
The easiest way to send files. Send 100GB+ for free ā no size limit, data is encrypted. Simple, fast and secure file sharing.
Telem
TL;DR: Web search open router that routes agent web search across providers (Exa, Parallel, Tavily, Brave, SerpAPI etc.), and traces web search results with quality metrics, so you can visualize whether a bad agent run is a web search problem or a reasoning problem. I work in venture capital, and before that I worked in information retrieval. When agents went viral, I built a due diligence agent for my day job. I vibe-coded the first version. It was pretty bad. My first reaction is to blame the model. I tried to change backend models, maybe because Fable doesn't want to help me do people search? Maybe because GPT 5.5 overthinks things? I tried DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen; I changed prompts again and again, no good. Then I stopped just simply checking the final answer and started reading the actual trajectories: what did the agent search for? What came back? What pages did it read? At what point agents were off the rail? Pretty interesting: Sometimes the agent is stuck and confused because the information provided is irrelevant or even wrong; Sometimes the agent keeps iterate the same query, like "XXX lab UCB CS PhD founder 2026" "2026 XXX lab machine learning systems students startup" because the web search provider is not up-to-date; Sometimes sub-agents give up too early because the agent's intelligence is not enough or too "guardrailed"; Sometimes everything is just slow. A run jeopardized at minute 1 but still ran for another 10 before returning nonsense. That's because of bad searches, but nothing reveals it. So I built two things: 1. Web Search/Fetch router: One gateway for Exa, Parallel, Tavily, Brave, Ceramic, Linkup, Seltz, You, SerpAPI, etc. You or your agent can pick one or query several concurrently, and the responses come back in a homogeneous format. 2. Web Search Observability: Trace every search your agent (and its sub-agents) makes with an evaluator scoring relevance, diversity, and a few other things. Point is to answer one question: is your pipeline broken because the web search is bad? If so, where? Everything is agent-operated. All u need to do is to run this shell script: <curl -fsSL https://docs.telem.ai/alpha_install.sh | sh> Please give it a try, any feedback/suggestion would be great! Especially Iād like to ask: how are you debugging search/retrieval failures nowadays?
Voronoi Go
I posted once before but wanted to share again because a lot has changed. There's now a fairly strong bot to play against (contributed by a community member) and also correspondence games. The combination of these things helps a bit in finding people to play against.