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Hosted dashboard for BullMQ and Bull job queues, showing jobs, failures and throughput and letting Node developers retry or remove work without writing their own admin screens.

News aggregator where members submit, vote on and discuss links, relaunched in 2025 under new ownership with a technology heavy front page, read by developers and internet culture followers.

Subscription billing platform for recurring revenue businesses, handling plans, usage rating, invoicing, payments and revenue recognition, used by finance teams at telecoms, media and software companies.

Digital signage software for running screens in stores, offices and restaurants, scheduling playlists and apps from a web dashboard to Android, Fire TV and Raspberry Pi players.

Product information management system where retailers and manufacturers store product data and assets, then syndicate them to stores and marketplaces.

Email marketing platform for building campaigns, automation workflows and landing pages, with segmentation, A/B testing and reporting used by ecommerce stores and marketing teams.

Application performance monitoring product, now sold as Splunk AppDynamics, tracing transactions across Java and .NET services so operations teams can find slow code and failing dependencies.

Business rules engine where decision logic is modeled in spreadsheet style tables, checked for conflicts and gaps, then deployed as a service that applications call at runtime.

Connector that exposes a local server or private network through Cloudflare without opening inbound firewall ports, used by developers sharing work in progress and admins publishing internal apps.

Consent management platform for collecting and storing cookie and tracking permissions across websites and apps, used by larger companies that need audit records for GDPR and similar rules.

HTTP mock server that gives you a hosted endpoint in seconds, inspecting incoming requests and returning scripted responses, used by developers testing integrations and webhooks before the real API exists.

Shared inbox and help desk that runs inside Gmail, letting support teams assign, track and reply to customer email without leaving the mailbox they already use.

Publishing platform that drafts blog posts, newsletters and social updates from a company's connected tools, then sends them to subscribers and tracks what readers do.

Stateful serverless primitive on Cloudflare Workers where each object holds its own storage and single threaded execution, used for chat rooms, collaborative documents, counters and coordination at the edge.

Webhook infrastructure that receives, queues and retries event deliveries between services, giving developers visibility into failed and delayed calls.

JavaScript data grid component for React, Angular and Vue, handling large tables with sorting, grouping, pivoting and cell editing, licensed by developers building internal tools.

Uptime monitoring service that checks websites and APIs from several regions, sending alerts by email, SMS or Slack and publishing hosted status pages for customers.

Mapping service from Microsoft with driving directions, traffic, aerial imagery and street level views, used by consumers on the web while its developer APIs give way to Azure Maps.

App builder where you describe software in chat and AI agents design, code and deploy it, producing editable code that non-developers and small teams can host or push to GitHub.

Logistics management software covering route planning, driver dispatch, freight procurement and shipment tracking, used by carriers, retailers and third party logistics firms to run last mile delivery.

DNS resolver service that filters ads, trackers and malware for a whole network or device, with logging, parental controls and encrypted queries, configured through a web dashboard.

Image and video delivery service with a CDN, on the fly resizing and format conversion, plus a media library, used by web teams to speed up asset loading.

Web search engine and browser that returns results without tracking or profiling the searcher, for people who want private everyday search.

API gateway for AI models, routing requests to hundreds of providers for text, speech, OCR and vision, so teams compare on price and fall back when one fails.

Notification infrastructure for developers, routing product messages across email, push, chat and in app feeds with user preferences and batching.

Virtual office with spatial video rooms where remote teams move avatars around a floor plan to hold meetings and casual conversations.

Browser based development environment where you write, run and host apps without local setup, with an AI agent that builds from prompts, used by learners and small teams.

Utility suite for macOS bundling junk file cleanup, antivirus scanning, VPN, ad blocking and duplicate finding, sold to consumers who want maintenance and security chores in one subscription.

Scheduling tool for planning tasks, dependencies, resources and Gantt charts, used by project managers in construction, engineering and IT who track baselines and critical paths against actual progress.

Speech synthesis and voice cloning service that turns text into narration and dubs audio into other languages, used by creators and product teams.

Managed document parsing and indexing service from LlamaIndex, extracting tables and text from complex files and keeping retrieval pipelines in sync, used by developers building question answering over documents.

Feature flag and configuration service that offered type-safe TypeScript clients, git style branching on flag changes and built-in experiments for product teams. It shut down in August 2026.

Product adoption platform for creating in-app guides, surveys and onboarding experiences, and measuring how users move through a product.

Customer support automation that answers voice, chat, email, SMS and WhatsApp requests with AI agents, handing complex cases to people and plugging into Zendesk, Intercom and Salesforce.

Cloud computer with an always on AI agent that builds sites, hosts files and runs automations, used by creatives and solo builders who do not want to manage servers.