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The official delivery/collection ordering page of the London Indian restaurant chain Holy Cow, with a loyalty points program.
Antidetect browser that creates an isolated browser fingerprint environment for each account, so users can manage large numbers of e-commerce, ad, social media, and crypto airdrop accounts on one computer without being linked and banned.
Website of GIIC, an international youth leadership organization, recruiting young people for global summits (e.g. Youth Changemakers Summit 2026 in Budapest), training, and scholarship programs.
The official site of MAIKOYA, for booking cultural experiences in Kyoto and Tokyo: kimono tea ceremonies, maiko/geisha performances and interaction, kimono rental, and samurai/ninja museums.
Open-source desktop software Arnis that turns real-world map data (OpenStreetMap) into playable Minecraft Java/Bedrock worlds; also a paid online generation service, MapSmith.
Online ticketing site selling concert, theater, festival and stand-up tickets, many of them for Russian-speaking artists touring the Baltics and Europe.
An AI character chat platform for the BL (boys' love) genre: users chat with BL characters, with a popularity ranking and creator-made works.
Online mailing service: upload a document and it prints, stamps and mails letters, postcards and checks, with certified and expedited options.
Music promotion service: musicians pay to have their songs pitched to Spotify playlist curators and TikTok creators in exchange for real streams and video usage.
An AI image and video generation site for creators that plugs into models like Kling, Seedance and Nano Banana, with a character factory, motion imitation, background swap, 4K upscaling and product marketing image features.
Official store of a German virtual instrument brand selling orchestral and experimental sample libraries that run in its own SINE Player; users buy the sounds to compose and score in their DAW.
Shared-subscription account platform: offers shared access to 100+ paid subscriptions (streaming, AI tools, etc.). Gray-area business.