8 products went live in the second edition, drawn from 10 submissions, and 12 votes settled the order between them. Every winning launch on this page holds 2 upvotes, so the whole top of the board is a tie, and 1 more vote would break it.
Living Page finished on top with 2 upvotes: it converts a PDF into a browser-based page-turning reader you can share by link or embed, with analytics on who opened it and how far they read. Four-Leaf and Shortcutly tie it at 2 each, an AI job-search assistant and a community for Apple Shortcuts. FreeScan.app, the featured launch of the week, audits a website for SEO, security, accessibility and design problems.
What these products share is a refusal to leave work sitting in a file or a head: a PDF becomes a readable, tracked document, an automation becomes something a stranger can install in one tap, a job search becomes a tailored resume and a rehearsed interview, and a site audit becomes prompts an AI agent can act on. Off the board, 8 builders joined during the week, up 8 on last week and taking the site to 42. Products live all time reached 16, also up 8, and the site counts 1 club member.
Featured launches
The featured launch of week 37.
- FreeScan.app Audit your website for SEO, security, accessibility, and design issues with 38 checks and AI-ready fixes. 2 upvotes. A free website audit that runs 38 checks across SEO, AEO, GEO, security, accessibility and design. It returns prioritized fixes and writes prompts you can hand to an AI agent to carry them out. A Pro plan adds multi-site monitoring, historical tracking and workspace tools.
Weekly winners
The 3 most upvoted launches of the week, all tied on votes, in the order the edition page lists them.
- Living Page Transform PDFs into interactive page-turning readers you can share, embed, or white-label without coding. 2 upvotes. Turns a PDF into a fast page-turning reader that lives in the browser, shared by link or embedded on a site. Each file is pre-rendered so it opens instantly, and analytics show who read it and how far they got. It is aimed at agencies and businesses putting brochures, catalogues and pitch decks out under their own brand, with white-labelling and no code.
- Four-Leaf AI assistant that helps you find jobs, prepare interviews, tailor resumes, and negotiate offers 2 upvotes. An AI assistant for the whole job search: job matching, LinkedIn optimization, resume tailoring, cover letters, voice-based mock interviews and salary negotiation coaching. It is built for professionals across roles, from software engineers to marketing managers. It costs $20 per month and opens with a free 5-day trial.
- Shortcutly Discover and share Apple Shortcuts for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. 2 upvotes. A community for Apple Shortcuts, the small automations that run on iPhone, iPad and Mac. You can browse by category, install a shortcut with one tap, or publish your own. Submissions are curated and moderated, which is what keeps a directory like this usable.
Builders to watch
- @joulse shipped Shortcutly. Built the missing front door for Apple Shortcuts: a browsable, moderated catalogue where an automation someone wrote for themselves becomes one tap for everybody else.
- @richard-henney shipped Living Page. Took the problem of the flat, forgettable PDF and answered it with pre-rendering for instant loads, embedding, white-labelling and read-depth analytics, so a document sent to a client reports back.
- @frank shipped Four-Leaf. Covered the job hunt end to end rather than picking off one step, pairing resume and LinkedIn work with voice mock interviews and negotiation coaching.
- @jacobcounsell shipped FreeScan.app. Made the audit actionable by ending it with prompts for AI agents instead of a report, then kept the scan itself free and reserved monitoring and history for the Pro plan.
What happened this week
- Products published: 8
- Votes cast: 12
- Comments posted: 0
- New submissions: 10
- Builders who joined: 8
The bigger picture
- Builders on the site: 42 (up 8 on last week)
- Products live all time: 16 (up 8 on last week)
- Club members: 1
Next week
Week 38 starts with week 37's figures as the bar: 8 products, 12 votes and 8 new builders. With the top 3 launches tied at 2 upvotes each, a single vote decides the order, so open what looks worth your time on this page and upvote it.
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