What can one person build when they run agents instead of apps?

Things I build because nothing off the shelf fit. Enough interest and one becomes a real product — and what tells me which is not the votes, it is how many people ask to be let in. Each one has a page of its own: click the name.

• 01

  MyPetLife

  An all-round pet management app for iOS and Android. Pet profiles, vet and vaccination tracking with booster reminders, medications, feeding logs, weight and a photo journal — for a dog, a cat or a rabbit, all in one place. On the App Store and in real hands.

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• 02

  BookMe

  A booking and scheduling tool I built and self-host it. It began as a Calendly replacement and became the thing my flat viewings actually run on — a public booking page with no account needed, double-booking prevented in the database rather than the interface, and confirmations sent from my own server. Live and in daily use.

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• 03

  GatherApp

  A social planning platform, because getting a group to agree on a time and a place is a problem software keeps failing at. Propose something to your friends, let them show interest and availability, then organise the details in one place instead of losing them in a group chat. Live — try it in a browser.

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• 04

  MealBrain

  A complete kitchen management system: recipes, pantry stock, shopping and weekly meal plans, all joined up for a household of five. It plans against what is already in the cupboard rather than from scratch. In production since June 2026 and used every day.

  ▲no votes yetexperimentI want in
• 05

  Agent Cockpit

  A control room over an AI setup that outgrew its chat windows — every agent, session, transcript and provider in one view, with an audit trail. I built it because I could no longer answer what was running, what it had done last week, or what it cost. Built and in daily use.

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• 06

  ZeBill

  A self-hosted personal finance app: envelope budgeting, accounts, transactions, net worth and cash flow, on my own server. Built for a household deciding whether it can afford a holiday, not for a business closing its books. In active use against real numbers.

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• 07

  Personalised Audio Briefing

  A podcast that knows your life. A daily spoken briefing assembled from my own calendar, household and project state plus news filtered by interest, delivered as a voice message so it needs no app and no screen. It exists because the commercial service I relied on closed in May 2026. Working, in daily use.

  ▲no votes yetexperimentI want in
• 08

  The Bookie

  Put your money where your mouth is — play money. A social prediction game played entirely inside a group chat, where an AI game master sets the odds, resolves the bets when reality settles the question, and keeps the leaderboard. Running in seasons.

  ▲no votes yetexperimentI want in
• 09

  Keepr

  Own your stuff — every thing, every place, every warranty. Items with a home, warranty expiry so a claim is not discovered too late, and maintenance schedules for the things in a house that need them. An inventory you actually keep updated, and that my agents can query. In development.

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• 10

  Travel League

  Bragging rights, gamified. A friends-only travel log that scores itself — XP for a trip, leagues that rank friends against each other, and a map that keeps the receipts so a claim can be checked. It is replacing an argument rather than a subscription. Early — the foundation is built.

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• 11

  Tapfolio

  A 3D-printed NFC keyring. Tap it against a phone and the owner's details appear, with no app needed by the person tapping. One permanent address per tag, so a lost tag is disabled rather than hunted down, and per-field visibility so you choose what is shared. In design.

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• 12

  Home Electricity

  Whole-house electricity consumption and cost, read from the Home Assistant sensors I already run, correlated against the ΔΕΗ bill so the total stops being a surprise. Running daily.

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• 13

  Family Hub

  The family's hub: chores and points with a leaderboard, an AI chat that adds tasks and sends reminders, the family calendar, and a house guide for the things nobody remembers. Live, and the family uses it.

  ▲no votes yetexperimentI want in
• 14

  Explorra

  A personality-driven travel platform — a curated knowledgebase of destinations and experiences, matched to who you are by an engine that designs editable itineraries. Foundation built, then paused.

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• 15

  QikStart

  Records motorcycle rides from the phone's own GPS and motion sensors: distance, speed, stops and how long they lasted, a smoothness score, fuel top-ups with a cost history, and a strip that leans with the ride. Phone-only — nothing is uploaded. Built and on my phone.

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• 16

  FeelTally

  A sentiment log — one tap to record how a day actually felt, building a private record of mood across months. No backend, no account, nothing leaves the device. Live and in my own testing.

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One vote per visitor, counted on my own server. No trackers, no third parties.