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A Chrome extension that records, edits, and shares screen videos without you ever opening a second app. Trim clips, drop timestamped comments, blur sensitive data, and hand out browser links viewers can open without an account — all backed by lifetime storage.

A lifetime VPN with AES-256 encryption, a kill switch, ad and tracker blocking, and 10-device coverage on one licence. Route through global servers, unblock streaming libraries, and stop watching a monthly VPN charge come out of your card every renewal cycle.

A native Mac sidebar that unifies tabs, bookmarks, and history across Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Arc, Brave, and more — without a single browser extension. Fuzzy search everything at once, group by project in Spaces, and sync across 5 Macs via iCloud.

A single browser login for 130+ AI, SEO, image, video, PDF, developer, and security utilities. Trade the five separate subscriptions for the same thing, keep the API access and bulk processing, and stop expensing niche web tools that come and go.

Latitude is a LinkedIn writing tool that scores your hook against similar profiles before you publish, then schedules the posts that pass onto a calendar at optimal windows. Voice calibration keeps the AI sounding like you rather than another LinkedIn guru.

Keplars puts transactional API sends and marketing broadcasts inside one dashboard, with mailbox warmup baked in. The same tool that fires your password resets also runs your Black Friday campaign, and both flows warm the same sender reputation instead of splitting it across two vendors.

Yorby generates AI UGC videos from an avatar image and a product demo, remixes viral TikTok and Instagram hooks into scripts you can film, and lets you track any competitor account so you catch a breakout format before it peaks.

Your social team, on autopilot. In your voice.

The provider dashboard says 'delivered' and your integration silently fails. HookLab captures the request, shows you the raw payload, and replays it to localhost as many times as you need, so the debugging loop finally lives on your own machine instead of in someone else's UI.

One WordPress plugin that eats the roles of AutomateWoo, FunnelKit, and half a dozen other WooCommerce add-ons — orders, invoices, bulk edits, loyalty, abandoned carts, licenses, reporting — all managed from the same admin screen your store already uses.

Ad fraud is the tax nobody itemizes on the invoice. Opticks pulls traffic from every paid and organic channel, grades it, and tells you — in dollars — exactly how much of your spend went to bots, VPN users, and click farms that never had any intent to convert.

Most demo requests never convert because the demo isn't ready when curiosity peaks. Dale hands prospects an interactive product tour they can watch on their own schedule, then reports back which features they clicked, which they skipped, and how ready they are to buy.

Cash-on-delivery orders that vanish, fake signups from throwaway numbers, cart abandoners who never open email. These are the leaks a WooCommerce store bleeds out through, and Wawp closes them at the source with OTP verification, WhatsApp cart chases, and blacklists you actually control.

WhatsApp is where your customers already reply within minutes, but it's rarely where your team's tools live. Picky Assist closes that gap with a shared inbox, no-code chatbots, a CRM, and a payment layer that lets you take an order without ever leaving the conversation.

AeroChat trains on your site content, then runs support and sales across web chat, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Telegram, and email from a single inbox. Answers questions, recovers abandoned carts, and recommends products while your team is off the clock.