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Japanese online question bank for IT certification exams (Cisco CCNA/CCNP, LPIC/LinuC, AWS, etc.), with automatic sorting of wrong answers, detailed explanations and AI Q&A; users drill questions to prepare for exams.
UK airport parking comparison and booking site: compares third-party parking at Heathrow, Gatwick, and other airports and takes the booking.
An Irish "shop local" town gift card store: buy a general-purpose gift card for a town and spend it at participating local businesses (operated by Miconex).
An AI video ad generator: upload a product and use preset templates to generate short video ads with a talking presenter, scenes and an opening hook.
Official website of the University of Surrey Students' Union: events, clubs and societies, advice and news, with tickets sold for some events.
AI creation platform: one account and one credit pool for 100+ image, video and music models, plus an AI designer, AI characters, and long-to-short video clipping.
An AI content detection toolkit: detects whether text, images and video are AI-generated, with writing tools such as an AI humanizer rewriter, plagiarism check, paraphraser, grammar check, summarizer and translator.
A workspace for UGC creators to manage analytics, brand deals, payments, invoices and contracts, plus a brand job board they can apply to.
Konvert (formerly Staticflow), a SaaS for ad creative: ad templates, competitor ad tracking and browsing, AI canvas for generating ads, and shareable boards.
Game top-up and digital goods store: sells in-game currency top-ups, Steam and other activation keys, gift cards, game coins and subscriptions, also live-streaming app top-ups, and is open to third-party sellers.
Nonprofit platform: people who cannot afford market rates pay a one-time membership fee, then find licensed therapists on the platform for sessions at a reduced $30–80.
All-in-one business software for appointment-based small businesses like hair and nail salons: builds a booking page, takes payments, and handles CRM, marketing, and scheduling, so owners can take bookings and get paid from their phone.