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Subbly is a subscription-first e-commerce platform designed specifically for businesses that operate on a subscription model. It offers an all-in-one solution that includes website building, customizable checkout flows, and advanced billing features without the need for additional plugins, making it easier for users to manage their subscription services. The platform also emphasizes customer support and data ownership, ensuring that businesses retain full control over their data and operations.

Greip is a comprehensive API service designed to enhance security and prevent fraud in online transactions. It offers various functionalities, including payment fraud analysis, card issuer verification, IBAN validation, content moderation, and VPN/proxy detection, among others. The platform aims to provide businesses with tools to validate user data, monitor network activity, and ensure compliance, thereby safeguarding financial transactions and maintaining the integrity of online interactions.

ReadPal.ai is an AI assistant designed to enhance an individual's online activities, including online learning, shopping, and research. As a chrome extension, it serves as an adaptive companion that integrates into a user's workflow, without causing any disruption. It provides smart assistance by offering instant explanations, summaries, recommendations, and deeper insights about the content viewed by the user. It enables a streamlined interaction by offering keyboard shortcuts, context menus, and one-click prompts, making AI assistance both accessible and unobtrusive. An important feature of ReadPal.ai is its adaptability; while it currently uses a specific AI model for processing information, it is not restricted to one, with the possibility of using different models for different tasks and potentially training new ones in the future. This tool prioritizes user privacy and does not store any user data beyond sign-in information and usage statisticswith all queries to third-party AI model providers anonymized and chat history stored locally on the user's browser. Although currently only available for Chrome, there is active exploration to widen its compatibility with other platforms.