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Analyze your patterns. Capture your edge. Playbooks at scale
Feb 2026 · draftwise.com
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2019 · rolandasb.github.io
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2019 · draftss.com
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Let Splitkaro track your expenses, you just train it how to!
2025
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Folks, If you’ve ever been stiffed by a client, contractor, or random jerk, let me tell you: sending a “Please pay me ___” Post-it note ain’t gonna cut it. That’s why I built FreeDemandLetter—and no, I’m not a lawyer, but I sure was a pissed-off contractor who got sick of watching lawyers charge $400 an hour to type three paragraphs. Why You Should Care - $230M in back wages was recovered by the Dept. of Labor last year alone. Who knows how much went unclaimed because people didn’t want to fork over a kidney for attorney fees? - 40% of home-improvement disputes end up in small…
2025 · freedemandletter.com
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2014 · beta.firstdraft.io
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Don't sign your lease before this $5 AI check
Jul 2026 · leaselens-ai-lease-a-1rqu.bolt.host
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Extracting clean text from PDFs is still a mess. Tools like dockling and marker do a decent job—but they’re slow and resource-hungry. pymupdf4llm is fast, but it’s AGPL-licensed, which means you'd need to open-source everything that talks to it—even over the network. Gemini Batch Prediction gives you blazing throughput and unbeatable pricing—$1 for 6,000 pages. The catch? It’s a pain to use. That is, until now. We wrapped it up in a few friendly CLI commands—simple enough for your grandparents to enjoy.
2025 · github.com
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