Apps.

A Mac utility presented as a place for media, notifications, and system controls around the notch.

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macOS · Paid: One-time perpetual license; the homepage showed $11.99 at this check.

A recipe and cocktail app built around a dated log of what you made and changed.

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iOS · Free and paid options: Free to use; one-time $9.99 purchase unlocks additional features.

A spreadsheet analysis tool with a browser demo and a Windows app for dashboards, cleaning, and summaries.

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Web, Windows · Free and paid options: Free browser demo; Windows app is a one-time $2.99 purchase with no subscription.

An Android app for organizing GLP-1-related records, measurements, symptoms and nutrition planning.

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Android · Free and paid options: Free features are available; Premium unlocks additional tools.

KindSlot pairs free casino-style games with XP tasks. Its reward rules require enough XP for the selected reward, along with eligibility and availability.

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Web · Free: The official site states that no purchase or deposit is necessary and that the platform is advertising-funded.

Clip live parts of websites into a Mac canvas, then arrange them with notes in reusable spaces and layouts.

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macOS, Browser extension · Free and paid options: Free to start; Pro is $10 per month or $96 per year after sign-in.

SADFinder pairs Finder-style browsing with tabs, typed paths, quick filtering, keyboard actions, and window snapping.

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macOS · Trial: No-card trial, then monthly, annual, or lifetime paid options.

Pointify explains its task and referral system in public, while stating that participation points have no guaranteed monetary value.

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People researching Pointify before opening its Telegram Mini App

Vindla turns a mood prompt, session length, and guide style into a structured meditation on iPhone.

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iOS · Free start with three free AI meditation sessions each month; no account required.