OrbitOracle.AI
An AI workspace that remembers you — local-first and encrypted — wrapped around a marketplace where builders create, share and sell what they make.
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An encrypted workspace that remembers you. A marketplace where builders get paid for what they make. Cold email that sounds like a person wrote it. A studio’s worth of tools behind them — each built to do one job, and to do it well.
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Eighteen products, each with one job and a way to see it working for yourself. Every card links straight to it.
An AI workspace that remembers you — local-first and encrypted — wrapped around a marketplace where builders create, share and sell what they make.
Encrypted messaging that travels inside ordinary email and installs under a cover the user chooses — built for people who need it to be nobody else’s business.
The independent studio behind the products that don’t belong on a plugin marketplace. No layers, no middlemen, and every claim measured before it’s published.
A membership platform that takes creators and their fans off YouTube — a direct alternative to sites like Patreon. Fans join by paying one set price, creators keep more, and no algorithm decides who sees the work — hosting its own media in its own object storage behind short-lived signed URLs, so the audience, the storage and the terms are owned rather than rented from a third-party video host.
Cookie consent scanning that clicks “Reject all” for you, reloads, and reports whether the site actually stopped tracking. Most consent banners record a refusal and ignore it, and almost nothing else tests for that. The banner SDK it ships with blocks tracker domains injected by any other script.
SEC filings, insider Form 4s, tick data and news sentiment scored into one cross-source signal — with the confidence attached, not hidden.
Reads a prospect’s own public writing and rewrites your cold email to match their voice — with a Brand Voice Lock for teams. Pay per send, never per seat.
A command-driven video builder. Type a sentence and it searches the open web for licence-clear video, image and audio plus citable sources, assembles a portable timeline, and hands that timeline to whichever builder you prefer — ffmpeg, Remotion, MoviePy, OpenTimelineIO or a dependency-free GIF writer. It refuses to invent facts: every narration line is a quotation with its source, or the words “Research pending”. A scene with no footage keeps its length and renders as a card that names itself rather than being quietly dropped, and a licence that forbids reuse is never placed automatically.
A three-panel vector studio: describe a scene in plain English and it becomes a layered SVG scene with a real parallax rig — then take manual control of colour, tone and motion and publish it. Runs offline in the browser with no dependencies and no build step, and its own status bar proves the app is working instead of asking you to take its word for it.
Un-squeezes anamorphic footage live — webcam, HDMI capture card, a screen or a video file — with focus peaking, zebras, false colour, waveform scopes and a 2.39:1 extraction view that drives the export. Runs entirely in the browser, nothing uploaded.
Thirty seconds of video, read for movement, posture and breathing, and answered in plain words: monitor, call the vet, or go now.
A zero-trust legacy vault: your secrets split three ways with Shamir, released to the people you named only after an inactivity dead-man’s switch fires.
Offline daily quests proved by camera. No feed, no streak guilt, no engagement loop — the whole point is that you put it down.
Hourly teams swap shifts in one tap, managers approve, earnings stay straight — priced per location instead of per employee.
Kills the texted one-time code: a single-use, short-lived verification link, consumed the moment it is used and useless to anyone who finds it later.
Rejects consent banners by default, names the dark patterns, blocks the tracking, and drafts the data-access requests you are legally owed.
Anonymous legal matching: a case becomes a strength estimate and a deadline warning before a lawyer ever learns your name — and you choose when they do.
A Tron-aesthetic skinning suite — neon live wallpapers with racing light cycles, battery-aware and smooth at a locked frame rate.
Scraping that heals itself: selectors repair when a site changes, and every credential lives in an AES-256 vault that re-locks on restart.
Point a camera at a shelf and get the box count, the damage flags and an audit trail a warehouse can argue with — photo to drone, priced per site.
Reads a video’s retention curve and points at the exact second viewers leave — with every figure traceable back to the creator’s own words.
Schema, packer and test harness for building plugins the marketplace can actually sell — with a refusal built in for anything that looks like a private key.
Outlook .pst extraction done the way forensic and migration work actually needs it: every folder, every body, every attachment, with provenance.
Capture anything on screen and get it explained — OCR plus a model, as a single Windows tool instead of five tabs.
One drop-in file that closes WordPress user enumeration at the API layer — verified deployed and server-linted.
Tells you exactly which program is stopping an external drive from ejecting — by reading Windows’ own refusal record instead of guessing — then closes the blocker politely and retries the eject. A free Windows download: no install, no account, no admin rights, no telemetry.
Access is opened by hand. Tell me who you are and what you want to build or test, and I’ll send an invite.
The experience rewards excessive volume and bass boost
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