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  1. Markdown live preview editors10 entriesfirst seen 2025-03-17This cluster consists of Markdown editors and editor extensions that render a live preview while the user types, usually in a split-pane or side-by-side layout. The dated entries before the index are sparse and irregular, appearing in 2017, 2023, March 2025 (two), and then January, May, and June 2026. No product stands out in traction: the leading entries markup, markdown-live-app, and easyeditor-bin all have zero stars.
  2. Text-to-speech browser extensions for accessibility10 entriesfirst seen 2025-03-12This cluster consists of browser extensions and add-ons that read web content aloud, including full pages, highlighted text, articles, code, and Notion pages, using offline or AI voices to support accessibility. The dated history is too thin to read a shape from — it predates the index or its members are undated. Among those with activity signals, koe leads with 3 stars, while the other two members have 0 stars.
  3. Drag-and-drop form builders10 entriesfirst seen 2025-03-11This cluster consists of web apps centered on drag-and-drop form building, enabling users to create, share, and collect responses. Only three dated entries exist before the index start, too thin to discern a timeline shape. The activity leaders, typeform-clone, form_builder, and forms, each show zero stars, indicating no clear traction leader among them.
  4. AI DSA practice apps10 entriesfirst seen 2025-03-07This cluster consists of educational applications that use AI to generate practice problems for data structures, algorithms, and math, often including an online coding environment. The dated history is too thin to read a shape from—only 3 dated entries exist before the index start, so the cluster predates the index or many members are undated. On traction, all three products (EasyCode, practicer, Codeojas--) show zero stars, indicating no clear leader yet.
  5. In-browser AI dev agents10 entriesfirst seen 2025-03-07This cluster consists of AI-powered web development agents that operate entirely in the browser, letting users prompt, run, edit, and deploy full-stack apps without local setup. The dated history before the index start shows 5 entries in March 2025, then 1 in May 2025 and 2 each in October and November 2025, indicating an initial concentration followed by sporadic later entries. Traction is led by bolt.diy-Open-Sources with 4 stars, while bolt and Davalon-AI each have 0 stars.
  6. Macro tracking and planning apps10 entriesfirst seen 2025-03-02These web apps help users calculate or track daily macronutrient targets (protein, carbs, fat) based on personal stats and goals, with some offering food search, meal planning, or weight tracking. The cluster's dated history is too thin to read a shape from, as only one dated entry exists before the index start and six members are undated. On traction, MacroTrack leads with a single star, while other named products have zero stars.
  7. Student budgeting and expense tracking apps10 entriesfirst seen 2025-02-28This cluster consists of budgeting and expense-tracking apps aimed at students, covering income/expense tracking, budgets, savings goals, and occasional AI insights or shared-cost splitting. The dated entries before the index start are sporadic from February 2025 to July 2026, with the most dated entries appearing in June and July 2026. On traction, SplitTrack leads with 4 stars, while Savera and StudentSpend show 0 stars.
  8. AI lecture-to-study tools10 entriesfirst seen 2025-02-26This cluster comprises AI study companions that convert lectures, documents, or videos into structured materials such as summaries, flashcards, quizzes, and interactive revision sessions. The six dated entries before the index start (2023-07, 2025-02, 2025-11, 2026-01, 2026-05, 2026-06) are sporadic with wide gaps, showing no consistent growth pattern. AI-Lecture-Assistant leads on traction with 3 stars, followed by StudentLLM and xuewei at 2 stars each.
  9. AI expense tracking apps10 entriesfirst seen 2025-02-19This cluster comprises four mobile expense-tracking apps that automate entry via Apple Pay, receipt scanning, voice/text, or bank-text parsing, and layer on AI categorization, budgeting insights, and subscription tracking. Their dated history before the index start is sparse—single entries in Feb 2025, Mar 2025, Feb 2026, and May–Jul 2026—so no clear growth shape is discernible. Traction is uniformly low: Spendy, TallyPenny, and AnyMoney each show 0 stars, with Spendy ranked highest in activity signal.
  10. URL shortening web apps10 entriesfirst seen 2025-02-16This cluster consists of web applications that shorten long URLs into compact, shareable links, with some also providing basic link tracking and management. The dated history before the index start is too thin to read a shape from, with only three entries, so the cluster's timeline cannot be assessed. Traction leaders based on activity signal are linkontot, linkly-url-shortener, and link-squeeze, though all have zero stars.
  11. Automated copy trading platforms10 entriesfirst seen 2025-02-16The cluster comprises automated trading and copy-trading platforms that let users mirror other traders' positions across prediction markets, stocks, forex, and multiple exchanges. The five dated entries before the index start appear sporadically from February 2025 to June 2026, with roughly one launch every few months, indicating a steady but sparse flow of new products. Among traction leaders, Nextrade-trading-bot shows the highest activity with 4 stars, while copytrail and indigo-forge-site have zero stars.
  12. Career portfolio platforms10 entriesfirst seen 2025-02-05This cluster consists of platforms for building professional portfolios and CVs, targeting job seekers and developers, with features like credential upload, skill evidence, and AI mentorship. The dated history before the index is sparse, with five entries spread across 2025-02, 2025-12, 2026-04, 2026-05, and 2026-06, showing a sporadic arrival pattern rather than a steady trend. Among traction leaders, devpath-hub shows the highest activity signal with 2 stars, while co-portfolio and witnessskills have none.
  13. Private live location sharing apps10 entriesfirst seen 2025-02-05This cluster consists of phone-tracking apps that locate a device by verified number and share live locations via private, often time-limited, links among family and friends. The dated entries show one isolated product in 2019, then a series of entries from February through November 2025, with the most entries in July 2025. The traction leaders—Starling, SpyX: Phone Monitoring, and nextcloud-app-phonetrack—all show zero stars, indicating minimal traction signal.
  14. PDF editing apps for iOS10 entriesfirst seen 2025-02-03This cluster consists of mobile apps for viewing, editing, annotating, and organizing PDF documents on iPhone and iPad. The dated history shows sporadic early entries in Feb and Mar 2025, a long pause, then a small cluster in Apr, Jun, and Jul ʼ26; the timeline shape is too thin to read a strong trend from these six pre-index entries. Traction leaders, based on activity signals, are PDF Editor & Sign PDF: DocHero, followed by PDF Reader Pro: Scan & Convert, and PDF Text Editor ‑ Edit PDF, all currently showing 0 stars.
  15. Urban accessibility mapping apps10 entriesfirst seen 2025-01-13This cluster comprises crowdsourced and AI-driven platforms that map urban accessibility, including reporting features, travel planning with verification statuses, and comfort-based city ratings. The cluster's dated history is too thin to read a shape from—only one dated entry exists before the index start, indicating it predates the index or members are undated. No member shows meaningful traction signals yet; all observed activity signals are at zero.
  16. Zombie survival wave shooters10 entriesfirst seen 2025-01-12The cluster centers on zombie survival games that combine wave-based combat with resource management and shelter building. Entries appear intermittently from July 2013 through March 2026, with no strong temporal pattern. The highest traction member is 'endless-waves-survival-ce' with 18 stars, far ahead of others.
  17. Personal developer blogs10 entriesfirst seen 2025-01-08This cluster consists of personal blogs authored by developers, students, and full-stack engineers, covering topics such as coding, hacking, IT, philosophy, and open-source experiences. The dated history is too thin to read a shape from — only one dated entry exists before the index start, and seven members have no source date. Traction is negligible across the board, with all three traction leaders showing zero stars.
  18. Browser-based AI coding assistants10 entriesfirst seen 2025-01-08This cluster consists of open-source AI coding assistants that run in the browser, letting users select among multiple language models to build and deploy full-stack applications. The dated history shows a concentration of entries in January 2025, with a few additional entries in April, June, and October 2025. The top activity signals are indoai, rando, and bolt-lenart, each with 0 stars, indicating no clear traction leader.
  19. React-Supabase todo apps10 entriesfirst seen 2025-01-03This cluster consists of 11 todo and task-management web applications built primarily with React and Supabase, with variations like TypeScript, Tailwind, and FastAPI. Dated entries before the index start appear sporadically from January 2025 to March 2026, with no consistent growth trajectory. The traction leaders (GarSer, society-maintenance-tracker, kbros-pm) all show zero stars, indicating minimal public engagement.
  20. AI full-stack app generators10 entriesfirst seen 2025-01-02The cluster consists of AI coding assistants that generate complete full-stack web applications directly in the browser from natural language prompts, with user-selectable language models. The dated history shows 7 entries in January 2025 and a single entry in June 2025, indicating an early concentration of activity. Octaboot leads on traction with 1 star, while the other members show no traction activity.
  21. E-invoicing compliance checkers10 entriesfirst seen 2024-12-26This cluster consists of web tools that validate electronic invoices against specific e-invoicing standards (EN16931, UAE rules) and help businesses assess their invoicing obligations. Only three dated entries exist before the index start, too few to discern a trend, so the cluster's dated history is too thin to read a shape from. UAE-e-invoice-check leads the traction signal, followed by rdc-stamper-v2 and marina-labs (1 star).
  22. AI calorie counter apps10 entriesfirst seen 2024-10-16This cluster consists of AI-powered calorie counter applications that log meals via voice, text, barcode, or photo inputs, and provide nutrition insights; some add features like a 24/7 nutritionist or recipe management. Monthly entry counts before the index start (2023-08 through 2026-07) range from 1 to 3, with 2026-05 being the highest at 3, indicating a sporadic but steady trickle of new products. The traction leader, Hadeed: Calorie Counter & Gym, is listed first with 0 stars, as are all other traction leaders, suggesting low activity across the cluster.
  23. Font browsing and management tools10 entriesfirst seen 2024-09-16This cluster comprises desktop and command-line tools for browsing, previewing, installing, and managing fonts, including system fonts and Google Fonts libraries. Entries appear sporadically from 2009, with small concentrations in 2024 and early 2026; the dated history is too thin to read a clear shape beyond that. Embellish, Sitra, and ZiChe lead on activity signal, each with 0 stars.
  24. Faith community and connection apps10 entriesfirst seen 2024-08-13This cluster comprises faith-based apps and web platforms that help believers connect with each other, access spiritual content, and engage with their religious communities, spanning Christian, Catholic, Muslim, and other traditions. The dated entries are sparse and sporadic: a single entry in August 2019, then none until July 2025, followed by single entries in October 2025 and April, May, and June 2026, with six members having no source date. Traction leaders are marc-flutter, Charleston Business Exchange, and Angel: Stream TV & Movies, all with zero stars, indicating minimal public engagement.
  25. Math graphing and calculator apps10 entriesfirst seen 2024-06-15The cluster comprises calculator and graphing tools focused on visualizing mathematical functions, shapes, and equations for educational purposes, including specialized variants like slide rules, model building, and themed calculators. Dated entries appear sporadically from 2021 to 2026, with a few in 2025–2026 but no clear trend; most members lack source dates. Traction is led by GeometryCalc and cursed-ti-nspire-ai-project with 1 star each, while KAlgebra trails with 0 stars.
  26. Engineering and math computation tools10 entriesfirst seen 2024-05-23This cluster comprises nine products that provide numerical computation, mathematical problem-solving, and engineering simulation tools, often with graphing and visualization features. Their dated histories are sparse and irregular, with entries scattered from May 2024 through April 2026, showing no consistent rhythm. The top-traction members—Yutovo, Basic Numerical Methods, and Fluid Mechanics Lab Calc.—each have just 0 stars, indicating minimal user engagement across the set.
  27. physics sandbox games10 entriesfirst seen 2024-05-17This cluster comprises physics-based sandbox games that simulate air pressure, heat, gravity, and material interactions, letting players build machines, circuits, robots, and contraptions from community creations. The cluster's dated history is too thin to read a shape from — only three dated entries predate the index start, with no discernible pattern. On traction activity, Principia, The Powder Toy, and Strange Situations - Simulator lead, though all show zero stars.
  28. Batch media conversion tools10 entriesfirst seen 2024-04-06This cluster comprises desktop and command-line tools for batch converting and compressing video, audio, and image files, with many supporting editing, effects, and metadata features. The dated history is thin: one entry each in October 2021, April 2024, and August 2024, then two entries in April 2026 and June 2026. Media-studio leads on traction with one star, while FormatLab and image-converter have none.
  29. Manga translation and scanlation tools10 entriesfirst seen 2024-03-16This cluster covers tools for automated manga translation and scanlation cleanup, using machine learning to detect speech bubbles or panel text, remove it, and re-letter or export edited pages. The dated pre-index history is too thin to read a shape from—only two dated entries exist, so the cluster predates the index or its members are mostly undated. On traction, kuro-bot and FumetoReaderPlus lead with 3 stars each, ahead of manga-translator with 2 stars.
  30. Enterprise collaboration suites10 entriesfirst seen 2024-03-14This cluster consists of enterprise collaboration platforms that combine messaging, video conferencing, office tools, cloud storage, and often email or calendar features. Dated entries appear sporadically from March 2013 through April 2025, then show three entries in the first five months of 2026, giving a shape of sparse early activity followed by a denser recent period. The traction leaders are WPS 365, Dion, and Zimbra Email & Collaboration, though each shows zero stars.
  31. Command-line developer utilities10 entriesfirst seen 2024-02-04This cluster consists of command-line tools for developers, covering tasks such as running Makefile targets, combining multiple CLI utilities, API testing, interpreter selection, build automation, license generation, and project bootstrapping. Entries are sporadic, with single monthly releases scattered from April 2021 to April 2026, showing no clear growth pattern. furnizsh leads in traction with 2 stars, while liftoff and scie-pants-bin have 0 stars.
  32. Astrology journaling apps10 entriesfirst seen 2023-12-22This cluster covers journaling apps that blend astrology (birth charts, moon phases, and sun/moon/rising signs) with mood tracking and daily prompts. Entries appeared roughly monthly from October 2025 through June 2026, with a few gaps, indicating a steady but irregular flow of new products. All three traction leaders (moon-tuner, Astrology Journal: House 9, diary-app) currently show zero stars, suggesting minimal user engagement so far.
  33. AI photo calorie tracking apps10 entriesfirst seen 2023-12-04This cluster consists of AI-powered calorie tracking apps that use photo recognition to identify foods and estimate calories and macros. The dated history shows a single entry in April 2016, then a long gap until December 2023, followed by sporadic single entries through 2025 and into 2026, with no month having more than one entry. The traction leaders, all with zero stars, are Calorie Counter: Kalee, munchies, and pixel-perfect.
  34. Collaborative group trip planners10 entriesfirst seen 2023-12-02This cluster consists of apps that help groups plan trips together through shared itineraries, activity voting, and AI suggestions. Entry counts show a single dated entry in December 2023, then a gap until two entries in March 2026, two in May 2026, and one in July 2026, indicating scattered early activity. Among members with traction signals, travelsync-web-app leads with one star, while the others have none.
  35. Keyboard-driven Linux EPUB readers10 entriesfirst seen 2023-11-12This cluster consists of simple, keyboard-driven EPUB/eBook readers built for Linux, focused on efficient reading and basic local ebook management. The five dated pre-index entries appear one per month across 2017-03, 2022-07, 2023-11, 2025-07, and 2025-10, so the dated history is sparse and intermittent rather than showing a sustained trend. On traction, openthebook and inkweave lead with 2 stars each, while omaread-bin has 0 stars.
  36. Self-hosted torrent indexers10 entriesfirst seen 2023-10-18This cluster consists of self-hosted tools for indexing torrents and usenet content, often integrating with media automation apps. The dated entry history is too thin to read a shape from—only two dated entries exist, all others are undated or post-date the index start. Among the traction signals, btsearch-toolkit, nyaa-filter, and rarbg-selfhosted lead, though all show zero stars.
  37. Fractal and math visualization tools10 entriesfirst seen 2023-07-10This cluster comprises interactive visualization tools focused on fractals, procedural geometry, and mathematical patterns, ranging from browser-based explorers and terminal renderers to desktop ray-marched 3D art and generative-art canvases. The dated history before the index start shows sparse single entries in December 2019, February 2022, and July 2023, followed by a more regular pattern of one entry in most months from February 2025 through July 2026; four members are undated. Traction leaders are fractals, XaoS, and voronoi-canvas, each with 0 stars.
  38. Two-factor authenticator apps10 entriesfirst seen 2023-07-05These products are authenticator applications that generate time-based one-time passcodes for two-factor login, spanning mobile, desktop, and self-hosted sync backends. Dated entries begin in April 2018 and appear periodically through March 2026, with a concentration of entries around mid-2024 and mid-2025. Traction signals are uniformly flat, with the three leading products (selfhostauth, avda-bin, Yubico Authenticator) all at 0 stars.
  39. AI dating conversation coaches10 entriesfirst seen 2023-06-03This cluster consists of AI dating assistants and coaches that analyze chat text or screenshots to score conversational interest, flag red flags, and generate flirty or tailored reply suggestions. Their dated entries are spaced intermittently from June 2023 to July 2026, with only November 2025 having more than one entry (two). The most active-signal members are Repository-name-love-ai-coach, WingAI: Your AI Wingman, and Lucen: AI Text Dating Advice, though each reports 0 stars.
  40. AI terminal assistants10 entriesfirst seen 2023-02-05This cluster consists of command-line tools that answer natural-language questions, generate shell commands, or send prompts to AI language models from within a terminal. The dated history spans from February 2023 to July 2026, with no month having more than two entries, making a clear trajectory difficult to discern. All traction leaders (ai-retro-workbench, kiro-cli, umm) report zero stars, indicating minimal user engagement.
  41. Non-custodial multi-chain wallets10 entriesfirst seen 2023-01-18This cluster consists of non-custodial crypto wallet apps that support multi-chain storage, swapping, and asset management, with some extending to NFTs, dApps, and hardware wallet integration. The dated history before the index start shows a sparse pattern: one entry in June 2019, a small concentration of four entries in January and April 2023, and individual entries in December 2025, April 2026, and June 2026. Traction leaders are Tajir Wallet, Xellar: Crypto Wallet, and Robinhood Wallet, each with zero stars, indicating no strong traction signal.
  42. AI image chat apps10 entriesfirst seen 2022-12-23This cluster comprises chat applications where users upload images and engage in AI-powered conversations about them, receiving descriptions, analysis, or generated artwork. The dated history is too thin to read a shape from, as only one entry predates the index and it lacks sufficient data. Traction leaders, namely xynova-flutter, hyper-copilot-41753369, and flutter-Ondevice_Gemma_test, all show zero stars, indicating no clear traction advantage among them.
  43. Ad-skipping video enhancement tools10 entriesfirst seen 2022-12-13This cluster comprises browser extensions, iOS Safari extensions, and media player plugins that remove or skip ads, sponsor messages, and other non-content segments on video platforms such as YouTube, Bilibili, and specific Indian streaming services. The dated entries are sparse, with six entries scattered between April 2021 and July 2025 and no month having more than one entry, indicating a steady but low-level stream of similar tools. Among dated members with activity, youtube-shorts-blacklist leads with 6 stars, followed by jiohotstar-ad-blocker with 2 stars and adcut-app.github.io with 0 stars.
  44. Offline-first password managers10 entriesfirst seen 2022-11-04This cluster consists of offline-first password managers that store encrypted vaults locally and synchronize them across devices, with some supporting passkeys and autofill. The dated entries are sparse and irregular, appearing roughly once every few years between 2011 and 2026. Among the tracked products, Kryptos leads on traction with 2 stars, followed by Keyhold with 1 star and passy with 0 stars.
  45. GNOME clipboard manager extensions10 entriesfirst seen 2022-10-06This cluster consists of GNOME Shell clipboard manager extensions that store copied text and images, maintain a history, and allow searching and pasting of earlier entries. The dated entries show sporadic activity in 2020-2022 and then several additions in early 2026, though the index began collecting in August 2026. Traction leaders are gnome-shell-extension-strata, gnome-shell-extension-all-in-one-clipboard-bin, and gnome-shell-extension-clipboard-indicator, all currently showing zero stars on their activity signal.
  46. Gamified Pomodoro timers with virtual pets10 entriesfirst seen 2022-09-29This cluster consists of Pomodoro timer apps that gamify focus sessions using virtual pets, rewards, streaks, quests, and productivity heatmaps. Dated entries are sparse across 2022-09, 2023-08, 2024-04, 2025-03, and 2026-06, totaling five entries, which is too thin to discern a clear timeline shape. Traction is led by K-MON with 5 stars, while SUDARI and ChickFocus each have 0 stars.
  47. 50/30/20 budgeting apps10 entriesfirst seen 2022-09-13This cluster consists of personal finance apps that apply the 50/30/20 rule (needs, wants, savings) to categorize expenses and manage budgets, often with credit card tracking and spending summaries. Their dated entry history is too thin to read a shape from—only 4 pre-index months exist, so the cluster's timeline predates the index or its members are undated. Traction leaders based on activity signal are Envelope Budget App: Wallyo, clearbudget, and lifeplan, each with 0 stars.
  48. Buddhist scripture readers10 entriesfirst seen 2022-08-23This cluster comprises applications for reading and studying Buddhist scriptures, including desktop readers, mobile apps, and dictionary tools, often with offline access, search, and multi-language support. The dated history is too thin to read a shape from—only 4 dated entries exist before the index start, and 5 members have no source date. Traction leaders by activity signal are Tipitaka Pali Reader, CBETA 電子佛典閱讀器2(非官方), and PocketDhamma, each with 0 stars.
  49. Political simulation games10 entriesfirst seen 2022-07-02This cluster comprises political simulation games focused on governance, election strategy, and crisis management. The cluster's dated history is too thin to read a shape from, with only four dated entries prior to the index start. Traction leaders by activity signal are wareraplus, President Simulator: Election, and Lawgivers II LITE, all currently showing zero stars.
  50. Bilibili video downloaders10 entriesfirst seen 2022-06-24This cluster consists of tools for downloading or converting Bilibili videos, including mobile apps and desktop utilities, with features like MP4 conversion, playback in mpv, and audio extraction. The dated history is too thin to read a shape from—only 4 dated entries exist before the index start, so no trend can be discerned. Traction leaders are MisakaFetch and Lanes, each with 1 star, while bilibili-mp4-converter trails with 0 stars.

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A cluster is a group of products whose descriptions sit close together, redrawn from scratch every night. Groups split, merge and disappear between rebuilds, and a group's size can change without a single product changing. Read this as a map of where ideas crowd, not a census — most products sit in no cluster at all.

Many labels here are auto-generated from the group's own text rather than written, and the summaries and gap analyses lag behind the clustering: the pass that writes them has not caught up with the groups the last rebuild created. A missing summary means we have not written one, not that there is nothing to say.

“First seen” is the earliest date any member carries, which is a creation date where the source published one and a crawl date otherwise. Nothing in the index was found before 11 August 2026, and coverage broadened sharply on 14–15 August, so an early date reports how far back a member's own source dated it — not how long we have been watching. The Pulse carries the live totals.