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PeaPrint PeaPrint is your all-in-one print-on-demand business partner, helping you create custom products and sell them effortlessly on Etsy, Shopify, WooCommerce, and Amazon.
MTailor Your phone measures you for the perfect fitting custom shirt
NeoDownloader As you know, there is a lot of websites with a lot of pictures, music and movies.
Goal Reports Web-based director of coaching software. Coach evaluations, development syllabus, player evaluations, game reports and more.
LDPlayer.net LDPlayer is the perfect Android emulator to play mobile games on PC and performs better any other emulators in terms of gaming. LDPlayer makes use of your Virtualization Technology to bring the best experience for users
Deezer Deezer is a music streaming app created in France. It is available in 180 counties and gets 16 million users a month. 6 million of the users have paid subscriptions. Read more about Deezer.
Miniclip The Best Online Games!
Teamer.net Teamer takes the hassle out of organising your sports team.

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Branded Mini-Games Branded Mini-Games make HTML5 branded games to help you Engage, Convert & Grow customers.
Backloggery Backloggery helps gamers keep track of unplayed and unfinished games in their collection.
Superfeedr Real-time feed API - RSS and Atom over PubSubHubbub and XMPP. Superfeedr pushes RSS feeds in real-time for both publishers and subscribers, with open protocols and APIs.
Zedge Huge selection of free ringtones, themes, wallpapers and games for mobile phones. 6.
SaveToMP3 Savetomp3 is a platform that allows you to convert and download all youtube to MP3.
Voicely Voicely – AI Text-to-Speech Platform Voicely (tryvoicely.com) is an AI-powered text-to-speech platform that converts text into natural, human-like speech in 20+ languages.

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LyricsGift Custom personalized songs in minutes
H3 Max Studio Create short AI videos with audio from text and images
SlowBloom: Selfie a Day Private daily selfie journal with timelapse generation
Six Zero League Online Handball Manager

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Dave Ceddia Building an automated video editor (getrecut.com)
JP Boily Freelancer.
Ahmed Hatata Motion Designer and Video Editor | Crafting Top-Notch animated product videos.

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Random Sh!t with Tash and Hunter Podcast · Tantress Productions
Culture Popped with Hunter Bishop Podcast · Rongo Productions

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Justin Jackson paused at about $30k MRR after a 11.5-month run to $20k Justin Jackson wrote that Transistor.fm's first revenue was $33 in February 2018, that a 60-month dream to $20k MRR happened in 11.5 months after the 1 August 2018 launch, and that as he wrote they were about to hit $30k
O On Indie Hackers, Fantasy Congress launched quietly before a spike made charging real Allison Seboldt's Indie Hackers log shows a quiet 2020 launch of 13 paying members and $166 in sales, later a $1,000 revenue month that was not yet $1,000 MRR, and a 2021 note she labeled $10,000 ARR; in an interview she
Lenny Rachitsky said $65,000 a year before fees at 500 paid subscribers In a Substack workshop, Lenny Rachitsky said Lenny's Newsletter had about 15,000 free subscribers, 500 paid, and about $65,000 a year before fees after months of free writing and a paid launch he had not originally plann
Ellen Yin pre-sold Cubicle to CEO with no lessons written Ellen Yin says she quit corporate marketing at 23, took a $300 first client, then pre-sold Cubicle to CEO from Instagram with zero content and an 80 percent founding discount.

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