Glimora is a live iOS and Android AI beauty app that helps users find makeup that suits them. Features include: virtual makeup and product try-ons, color, face, skin, undertone, eye, brow and lip analysis, Glow Scores, ingredient Clean Scores, barcode/photo/link scanning, a virtual beauty shelf, personalized routines, TikTok tutorial decoding, community looks and 32-language localization. Monetized through auto-renewing subscriptions with RevenueCat

Svetlana Chess School is a character-driven iOS chess training app where a sharp-tongued virtual coach roasts your mistakes while helping you improve. It includes 50,000 rated chess puzzles, structured lessons and drills, plus multiple difficulty levels powered by an on-device Stockfish engine. Its distinctive personality creates a memorable, shareable hook in a crowded market. It offers monthly and annual subscriptions, with no server, AI or usage-based API costs at its current scale.

AI virtual staging for real estate agents. Three products in one: staging images, scene videos, listing videos. Stripe subscriptions, daily and monthly quotas, and concurrency control are all built and running. Honest version: low traffic, a handful of sales, and I never marketed it. I'm selling because my attention is on other products. You get the codebase, the .com domain, and the generation pipeline that runs at $0.02/image. Skip six weeks of build and start on distribution.

UltraWideo kills black bars. It finds any video on any site — including cross-origin embeds — and rescales it to fill the screen, whether that's an ultrawide, a dual-monitor setup or an ordinary 16:9 laptop. Free is one global config; Pro adds per-site and per-video profiles, letterbox detection, WebGL ambient light, real-time sharpening and cloud sync. One codebase ships Chrome and Firefox, a Nuxt site on Cloudflare sells it, and a self-hosted licensing API keeps it working offline.