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  1. Torrent streaming and management apps18 entriesfirst seen 2020-08-29This cluster comprises desktop and mobile applications for downloading, creating, editing, and streaming torrents, often with media playback and subtitle support. Entries are dated from August 2020 to May 2026, appearing sporadically with a slight clustering in February 2022 (two entries) and singles in other months. The clear traction leader is Cinesoft with 8 stars, while the other named apps have zero stars.
  2. Mobile web debugging tools18 entriesfirst seen 2020-06-24This cluster consists of mobile apps that let developers inspect, edit, and debug web pages, network requests, and console logs directly on iOS or Android devices. The dated history spans from 2013 to 2026, with sparse, sporadic entry counts — most months have a single entry, a few have two, and the latest entries before the index start are in 2026-06. Traction leaders are ConsoleFlow, NetLens, and WebInspector, each with 0 stars, indicating minimal observable traction.
  3. Pickup sports game finders18 entriesfirst seen 2020-05-07This cluster consists of apps and web apps that help users discover, create, and join local pickup sports games, often with map-based or location-filtered views, group coordination, and player reliability scoring. Dated entries begin in 2016-03 with one app, then a single 2021-09 entry, followed by a slow trickle from 2025-02 onward, with the most dated entries in late 2025 and early 2026 (2025-11 had two, and 2026-02 through 2026-05 each had one). Traction leaders, all with zero stars on the activity signal, are pickup-gt, Courtside - Social Sportsbook, and Swish Sports.
  4. 3D printing preparation software18 entriesfirst seen 2020-04-05This cluster covers desktop software for preparing and validating 3D prints, primarily slicers that convert models into printer instructions, along with utilities like mesh editors and file viewers. Entry dates are scattered from 2018 to 2026 with no obvious clustering. The strongest traction signal is wangwang-packaging-studio with 1 star, while most members show no activity signal.
  5. Couples relationship conversation apps18 entriesfirst seen 2019-12-20This cluster comprises mobile apps and card games designed to help couples strengthen relationships through guided prompts, quizzes, check-ins, and shared activities. The dated history before the index start is sparse and irregular: single entries appear in December 2019, May 2022, September 2023, January 2024, October 2024, July 2025, two in August 2025, then one each in January and April 2026. Traction leader is LoveBrain with 5 stars, while other dated members show zero stars.
  6. Terminal music streaming clients18 entriesfirst seen 2019-12-10This cluster consists of terminal-based clients for browsing, playing, and controlling music from services such as Spotify, Deezer, SoundCloud, Roon, and others, often integrating with MPRIS or Discord. The dated entries before the index start span from 2008 to 2026, with an early entry in 2008, a long gap, then sporadic releases from 2019 onward, and the highest number of entries in 2026. The highest traction signals are spotatui, rptui-bin, and myx, though all currently have zero stars, indicating minimal adoption.
  7. AI photo transformation apps18 entriesfirst seen 2019-08-16This cluster comprises mobile apps that use AI to transform a single uploaded photo into stylized videos, age-progressed portraits, hairstyle try-ons, cartoon avatars, outfit swaps, and animated effects. The dated history before the index start shows a sparse and uneven timeline, with single entries scattered across 2013, 2019–2020, 2022–2023, and 2024–2026, each month having exactly one entry. Traction is minimal, with DailyCam - AI Photo Editor listed highest but still at 0 stars, followed by Photo Revive and MePic.
  8. Merge and sort puzzle games18 entriesfirst seen 2019-07-18This cluster covers casual board-based puzzle games built around dragging, dropping, sorting, and merging numbers, colored blocks, or hexagons. The dated history is thin and intermittent, with most months showing one entry and two-entry months only in 2019-11 and 2025-11. Traction leaders by activity signal are Yarn Loop: Knit Puzzle, Merge Hexa™ Number Puzzle Game, and Coin Sort, in that order, all showing 0 stars.
  9. Shooting sports calculators and trackers18 entriesfirst seen 2019-07-06This cluster includes 20 products for shooting sports, covering ballistic calculators, archery scoring, and competitive shooting analytics. Dated entries appear in seven months from July 2019 to May 2026, each with a single entry, showing no clear growth pattern. Traction leaders are mtc-artillery-calculator-extended with 1 star, and wardogs-artillery-calculator-open and muzzlemeter with 0 stars each.
  10. Touch typing tutor apps18 entriesfirst seen 2019-06-21This cluster comprises desktop and terminal-based typing tutor applications focused on improving touch-typing speed and accuracy, with some offering multilingual support, layout customization, and structured lessons. Dated entry history shows one member in June 2019, then a gap until two in April 2026 and two in July 2026, a sparse pattern that indicates a long period of inactivity before recent additions. Traction leaders are teclea-espanol, libretype, and Mecalin, each with 0 stars, so no member has notable community traction.
  11. Dealership CRM platforms18 entriesfirst seen 2019-05-29This cluster comprises CRM and dealership management platforms for vehicle dealers, covering cars, trucks, motorcycles, and recreational vehicles. Dated entries appear sporadically from September 2023, with a small cluster of two entries in both February and March 2026, and a single entry in July 2026, though the overall pre-index history is thin. Traction leaders among dated members are dealerscope-ai, amvcrm-3656c2cc, and rt-auto-admin, though all show zero activity stars.
  12. HTTP/HTTPS proxy debugging tools18 entriesfirst seen 2018-12-13A cluster of proxy tools for intercepting, monitoring, and debugging HTTP/HTTPS and WebSocket traffic, often used for security testing, API analysis, or network inspection. The dated history is sparse, with isolated entries in 2008 and 2019, then several entries from late 2024 through mid-2026. Traction is led by lunel (18 stars), followed by apipeek (7 stars) and Librium (3 stars).
  13. QR and barcode scanner apps18 entriesfirst seen 2018-12-08This cluster covers mobile apps that scan QR codes and barcodes to decode text, URLs, and contacts, and also generate custom scannable codes. Dated entries before the index start (2026-08) appear sporadically from August 2010 through December 2025, with single monthly entries and long gaps, showing no clear pattern. Traction leaders, all with zero activity stars, are Binary Eye, QR Code Reader: QR ACE Scanner, and QR Code Reader, Barcode Scan.
  14. Mobile trivia quiz games18 entriesfirst seen 2018-10-23This cluster covers mobile trivia games where players answer questions, engage in multiplayer battles, and often include live events or global leaderboards. Dated entries appear sporadically from October 2013 through July 2026, with most months having a single entry and occasional months (May 2017, May 2026) recording two, so the pre-index timeline shows no consistent pattern. The traction leaders, based on activity signal, are Familydeck, Trivia Crack, and Quiz Royale, each reporting zero stars.
  15. Recipe and meal planning apps18 entriesfirst seen 2018-08-19This cluster comprises meal planning apps that help users discover, organize, and schedule recipes, with features like weekly menus and grocery lists. Dated entries before the index show a thin presence in 2018 and 2025, with most dated entries occurring in late 2025 and the first half of 2026, including monthly counts of 2 and 3 in early 2026. Traction leaders are Mealbox, meal_planner_app, and Naija Meal Planner, each with 0 stars.
  16. Mobile crypto wallet apps18 entriesfirst seen 2018-06-07This cluster comprises mobile-focused cryptocurrency wallet applications that let users send, receive, store, swap, and track digital assets across one or more blockchains, often via QR codes, NFC, or phone-number transfers. The dated entries appear sporadically from June 2018 to July 2026, with a small concentration in mid-2018 and again in mid-2026, but no single period stands out as dominant. The listed traction leaders are Conceal Mobile, TokenPocket: Crypto & Bitcoin, and Simple: Сrypto BTC, USDC, each with 0 stars, indicating no measurable user engagement yet.
  17. Mental wellness and meditation apps18 entriesfirst seen 2018-03-31This cluster comprises mental health apps that combine meditation, breathing exercises, journaling, and psychological exercises to address stress, anxiety, and mood. The pre-index timeline shows a steady, sparse pattern of one new entry per month from March 2018 through June 2026, with no concentration in any period. Traction leaders are MyPossibleSelf: Mental Health, Shoorah Mental Health, and AB.MONEY: meditation & breath, each with 0 stars.
  18. Browser soccer games18 entriesfirst seen 2018-03-07This cluster comprises browser-based soccer games, including penalty kick challenges, team-control matches, and rocket-powered car soccer inspired by Rocket League. The dated history is too thin to read a shape from: only one dated entry exists before the index start, and most members are undated. Traction leaders are Rocket League Sideswipe, Football Game, and Game Creation Project, each with zero stars.
  19. Android backup and restore tools18 entriesfirst seen 2017-11-20This cluster comprises 15 tools focused on backing up and restoring Android device data—covering app lists, app data, SMS, contacts, partitions, and full device images—via methods such as USB, adb, TWRP, and root access. The dated history before the index starts is sparse, with single monthly entries across 2016-2026, occasionally two in a month (e.g., June 2021 and July 2024), but no clear trend. Among those with activity signals, android-media-compressor leads with 1 star, while Mirror and SMS Import / Export each have 0.
  20. Out-of-stock restock alerts18 entriesfirst seen 2017-09-21This cluster covers products that monitor out-of-stock items and notify users when they become available again, ranging from Shopify merchant apps to consumer mobile alert apps. Dated entries before the index are sparse: one in 2017, a few across 2022–2023, then single entries in 2025 and 2026, forming no clear trend. All three traction leaders (Giranno, artisti-product-tally, Restock: Stock Alerts) show 0 stars, indicating minimal user adoption.
  21. Spanish interactive learning apps18 entriesfirst seen 2017-07-25This cluster consists of mobile and voice-first apps for learning Spanish (and English) through interactive lessons that cover speaking, reading, listening, and writing, with progress tracking in one case. The 7 dated entries before the index start are spread irregularly from September 2009 to May 2026, with no clear growth pattern visible. None of the tracked members show traction signal, as all reported stars are zero.
  22. Clipboard history manager apps18 entriesfirst seen 2017-07-04This cluster consists of desktop apps that record clipboard history and enable users to browse, retrieve, or sync previously copied items. The dated history is too thin to discern a trend, with only three dated entries before the index began collecting, so the cluster either predates the index or its members are undated. Among traction leaders, clipboard-master and prompt-tool show the highest activity signal with 2 stars each, followed by lossy with 1 star.
  23. Privacy-focused mobile browsers18 entriesfirst seen 2016-12-12This cluster comprises privacy-focused web browsers and search tools, predominantly for mobile, that block ads and trackers and often support Tor or anonymous search. Dated entries before the index start are spread thinly across 2015–2026, showing no clear trend. Traction leaders (Solipsism Browser, MetaGer: Search & Browser, Fauxx - Privacy Through Deception) each have zero activity stars, indicating minimal established user engagement.
  24. Kids educational math games18 entriesfirst seen 2016-12-11This cluster comprises mobile educational games for children, chiefly focusing on math skills such as arithmetic, mental math, and problem-solving, often combined with other subjects like reading and logic for ages 2-10. The dated history shows entries appearing roughly once per year from 2011 to 2024, with a couple of months having two entries, indicating a steady but modest rate of product introductions. Traction leaders based on activity signal are Monster Math : Kids Fun Games, Math & Logic Games for Kids, and 123 Toddler games for 2-5 year, though none show star ratings above zero.
  25. Screenshot capture and upload tools18 entriesfirst seen 2016-10-31This cluster comprises desktop and command-line utilities that capture screenshots (or selected regions) and upload them to image-hosting services such as Gyazo, Imgur, puush, teknik.io, Pyazo, pomf, and e-z.host, with a few also supporting GIF recordings or built-in annotation. Dated entries span from September 2015 to August 2025, appearing in isolated months with a slight concentration in 2024 (multiple entries), but otherwise no strong trend is evident. The traction leaders are Flameshot, kya, and pyazo-cli, each showing a zero-star activity signal, meaning none have established significant user engagement.
  26. Mobile document readers and annotators18 entriesfirst seen 2016-10-24This cluster comprises mobile document viewers and editors, predominantly focused on PDF reading, annotation, editing, and file management. Entries appear irregularly from 2011 to mid-2026, with the largest single month being April 2026 (3 entries). The traction leaders are MJ PDF, Readwide, and PDF Viewer by Nutrient, each with 0 stars, showing minimal observable traction.
  27. Casual arcade high-score games18 entriesfirst seen 2016-09-29This cluster is made up of casual mobile arcade games built around simple, reflex-driven mechanics such as tapping to stack blocks, bouncing balls, shooting hoops, and catching falling shapes, all centered on chasing high scores. Dated entries appear sporadically from December 2014 through June 2026, with no clear trend or clustering, and one member lacks a source date. Stack, Bouncemasters: Hit & jump, and Dribble Hoops lead in activity signal, though each currently shows 0 stars.
  28. PDF conversion and editing apps18 entriesfirst seen 2016-09-08This cluster consists of mobile apps for converting images, Office files, and other documents to PDF, with editing, merging, splitting, cropping, and OCR tools. Dated entries span 2013 to 2025, starting sparse and with a majority appearing in 2024–2025. No member shows traction; the three leading activity signals all have zero stars.
  29. Short-form video learning platforms18 entriesfirst seen 2016-09-04This cluster consists of products that repackage educational content into short, video-first micro-lessons, often adopting a vertical feed with likes, comments, and overlays to mimic social media. The cluster's dated history is too thin to read a shape from — only three dated entries predate the index, and the majority of members are undated. In terms of traction, h3-max-education leads by a wide margin with 65 stars, while CrackEd and ed_tech trail with 2 and 0 stars respectively.
  30. Mobile baseball games18 entriesfirst seen 2016-06-05Cluster of mobile baseball games, with several officially licensed MLB titles, real-time PvP, team building, and simple batting mechanics, plus a baseball/softball scoreboard app and one broomball simulation. Dated entries appear intermittently from June 2016 to March 2026, mostly one per month and two in June 2023. Traction leaders are field-scoreboard, MLB Perfect Inning 26, and MLB Clutch Hit Baseball 26, each with 0 stars.
  31. Terminal emulators18 entriesfirst seen 2016-02-29This cluster consists of terminal emulators for various desktop environments and use cases, ranging from simple and lightweight to drop-down and desktop-integrated. Entries appeared sporadically from September 2015 to July 2026, typically one per month with no clear trend. The traction leaders, lume-bin, cosmic-ext-quake-terminal, and Yakuake, all have zero stars, indicating minimal community activity.
  32. Multi-monitor window movement tools18 entriesfirst seen 2015-09-09This cluster consists of small X11/Linux desktop utilities that move, place, or duplicate windows across multiple monitors, often keyed to mouse position or window-manager rules. The dated history before the index start is sparse and irregular, with single entries in 2015, two in 2020, and one each in 2022, 2023, and 2026, showing no sustained momentum. Traction leaders all have zero stars: x11-multimonitor-center, squint, and move-to-previous-monitor, indicating minimal user adoption across the cluster.
  33. Kids pet vet sim games18 entriesfirst seen 2015-07-08This cluster consists of pet-care and veterinary simulation games, mostly for kids, where players act as vets to diagnose, treat, and care for animals. Products entered sporadically from December 2013 to July 2024, with one or two appearing in scattered months, reflecting a steady but low-frequency release pattern. The top traction signals, each with 0 stars, are Doctor Games for kids: Pet Vet, My Town Pets - Animal Shelter, and Dr. Cares - Amy's Pet Clinic.
  34. Expense and income tracking apps18 entriesfirst seen 2015-02-04This cluster comprises mobile apps for recording income and expenses, managing budgets, multiple accounts, and exporting CSV data, often with reports, charts, and subcategories. The pre-index entry pattern is sparse and irregular, with single dated entries scattered across months from 2010 to 2026 and no clear monotonic direction. Traction is led by wealth-compass with 3 stars on activity signal; rastro-finanzas and Consolidation_App_Lovable remain at 0 stars.
  35. Budgets Expenses Income18 entriesfirst seen 2014-11-15
  36. Mobile coding and Git apps18 entriesfirst seen 2014-11-08This cluster comprises mobile applications for coding, editing, and version control, including integrated development environments, Git clients, code review tools, and app marketplaces for open-source releases. The dated entries appear irregularly from 2014 to 2025, with at most two entries in any single month, showing a low but consistent trickle of new tools rather than any clustering. The traction leaders are RZR, GitHub, and Git client - Working Copy, though all show zero activity stars, indicating minimal user engagement across the cluster.
  37. AI project management platforms18 entriesfirst seen 2014-07-24The cluster consists of AI-powered project management, product research, and decision intelligence tools that automate reporting, tracking, and insights for teams. The dated history before the index start is thin, with a single entry in 2014 and a recent grouping in mid-2026, peaking at 3 entries in 2026-07. AI-PMO-Platform leads traction with 2 stars, followed by ai-decision-journal with 1 star and gritgauge with 0 stars.
  38. Mobile learning and course apps18 entriesfirst seen 2013-12-10This cluster comprises mobile apps delivering online courses, certificates, and degree programs across business, tech, STEM, languages, and professional licensing. Entries appeared intermittently from December 2013 through April 2026, with occasional small clusters such as three consecutive months in 2015 and several entries in early-to-mid 2025, but no sustained pattern. Traction leaders are Mastery Academy, MOHESR UAE, and Business Academy Online (BAO), each with zero activity stars, indicating limited observable engagement.
  39. Private data vault apps18 entriesfirst seen 2013-11-01This cluster comprises mobile apps that lock or hide private photos, videos, documents, and other personal data behind PIN, biometric, or pattern authentication. Dated entries appear sporadically from September 2011 to May 2025, with roughly one or two per year and no clear acceleration. On traction, memvault leads with 6 stars, while Safety Note+ Pro and Unlock - App & Photo Locker show 0 stars.
  40. travel expense tracker apps18 entriesfirst seen 2013-08-06These apps help travelers log expenses, convert currencies, and track budgets during trips, often with offline logging and CSV export. The dated entries before the index start are sparse, appearing sporadically from 2013 through 2020, with a few entries concentrated in late 2025 and early 2026. The traction leaders are tradger, usd-cny-travel-aa, and SplitMint, all with zero stars.
  41. Medical translation and dictionary apps18 entriesfirst seen 2013-04-23This cluster consists of mobile and web applications that translate and define medical terminology, jargon, and documents across multiple languages for patients, clinicians, and learners. Dated entries before the index start appear sporadically from April 2013 to August 2024, with no clear growth trend. Medical_Translate, World Medical Card, and Advanced Medical Dictionary lead the cluster on activity signal.
  42. Self-hosted GPS tracking apps18 entriesfirst seen 2013-03-05This cluster comprises mobile location tracking apps, many emphasizing self-hosted servers, privacy, geofencing, and outdoor activity logging. The dated entries before the index start appear sparsely from 2013 to 2019, then resume in 2025 and early 2026 with a slightly higher frequency. Traction is led by Location-Tracking-GeoPulse- with 3 stars, while all other known members show no activity stars.
  43. Expense and budget trackers18 entriesfirst seen 2012-10-09This cluster consists of 15 expense and budget tracking products, ranging from minimalist offline loggers to full-stack SaaS with JWT auth and dashboards. Their dated entries span October 2012 to June 2026, with a few early examples and a concentration from December 2025 to June 2026. The highest-traction product is CheckUrSubs (3 stars), followed by Expense_tracker (2 stars) and Monies Expense Tracker (0 stars).
  44. Infinite canvas note-taking apps18 entriesfirst seen 2012-10-06This cluster consists of local-first, infinite-canvas drawing and note-taking applications, spanning Excalidraw-style workspaces, handwriting-focused notebooks, and collaborative boards. The dated history before the index start shows sparse entries from 2012 to 2026 with irregular gaps, making the timeline shape too thin to read a clear trend. Traction is led by excalideck with 14 stars, followed by Life-billboard with 1 star and Flow with 0 stars.
  45. Contractor invoice and estimate apps18 entriesfirst seen 2012-05-25This cluster consists of invoicing and estimating apps tailored for contractors, small businesses, and freelancers, with features like payment tracking, expense management, and online payments. The dated entries span 2012 to 2026, showing sporadic release activity with a notable gap from 2013 to 2020 before a few more entries appeared. Traction leaders (by activity signal) are Joist: Estimate Invoice Maker, your-idea-creator, and Invoice Maker - InvoicePro, all currently showing zero stars.
  46. Stealth avoidance games18 entriesfirst seen 2012-05-03This cluster comprises stealth-focused games where players avoid detection by AI or other entities, spanning horror, action, and simulation genres. The cluster's dated history is too thin to read a shape from, as only 4 entries have dates predating the index. On traction, Wispverse leads with 169 stars, while other members show 0 stars.
  47. Offline GPS navigation apps18 entriesfirst seen 2012-04-12This cluster comprises offline-first map and navigation applications for driving, cycling, walking, hiking, and public transit, built on crowd-sourced or community map data and offering turn-by-turn guidance and route planning without a constant connection. The dated history shows entries from April 2012 through November 2025, with a notable concentration in 2015–2016 and sporadic later entries. Traction leaders according to activity signal are Netrin, HERE WeGo Maps & Navigation, and Polnav mobile Navigation, each currently holding zero stars.
  48. Smart alarm clock apps18 entriesfirst seen 2012-03-23This cluster comprises 18 mobile apps centered on smart alarms, sleep tracking via phone sensors, and gentle wake-up features like gradual volume or light-sleep timing. The dated history before the index start spans 15 entries from 2011-11 to 2026-06, appearing as a slow, irregular trickle of roughly one entry per several months rather than a concentrated burst. Traction leaders by activity signal are Sleepfy: Sleep Tracker, Alarm Clock HD, and alarm, though all show zero stars.
  49. Terminal retro game clones18 entriesfirst seen 2012-03-04This cluster consists of terminal-based recreations of classic arcade games, primarily Snake, with a few Breakout and open-world variants. Entries appear sporadically from March 2012 to July 2026, with no consistent monthly pattern and at most one new entry per month. The traction leaders all show zero stars, indicating minimal engaged user base.
  50. TV remote control apps18 entriesfirst seen 2011-12-15This cluster consists of mobile and TV apps that let users remotely control TVs, set-top boxes, and media players, covering devices like Android TV, Samsung, Roku, Enigma2, and Linux-based media centers. The dated history, based on pre-index months, spans sparse entries from 2011 through 2025, with one or two per year in most years and a slight increase to three in 2025. The traction leader is remote-control-linux-tv, which has 1 star; other listed products have 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.