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Modern dating apps are overcrowded, making it nearly impossible for great people to stand out. Wingman'ish solves this by bringing your real-life hype squad into the mix. Instead of fighting a swiping algorithm, your friends bid to boost your profile to the top of a leaderboard. It cuts through the noise, provides instant social proof that you're a catch, and turns finding a match into a collaborative, fun experience.

Someone in Washington, Stockholm or london spends years paying for an apartment in Addis. Then they collect the keys, fly back to work, and the flat sits closed. A cousin, a neighbour or a guard holds the key. The owner never really knows what happens inside — and can't ask without it sounding like an accusation. Checking in person costs a $900 flight and two weeks of leave, so most people stop checking. SelamHome is the part in between. We fit a smart lock at the property, and our team in Addis does the work the owner can't do from abroad. From the app the owner opens the door for a cleaner or a guest, gets an alert the moment it opens, and sees photos of the job when it's finished. Temporary codes expire on their own, so nobody keeps access they weren't given. One thing we had to solve is specific to Addis: there are no street addresses. A cleaner doesn't get a street name — they get a pinned location, landmark directions and the flat number, sent to them on Telegram. The lock is the easy half. The hard half is people who actually show up — vetted cleaners, a technician when the hardware fails — and that's what we're really building. Why now: an internet-connected lock costs less than the taxes on a plane ticket, and everyone involved already has a phone. This wasn't affordable five years ago.

Every time someone asks for payment details, I end up digging through old messages looking for the right account. And I don't want to use Telegram Saved Messages. Mine is already full of random stuff. 😅. One link. All your payment methods. Can be installed on my phone as a app. Works offline.

Social feeds are packed with AI-generated posts. People still want useful updates from humans they follow, but they spend attention sorting synthetic filler. Cloud AI-blockers ask you to trust another server with the feed itself.

Every AI tells you you're right. That's the bug. If you build alone, you know the failure mode: you ask ChatGPT whether your plan is good, and it says yes. It always says yes. Nobody pushes back before you spend a month going the wrong way. LiveCrew is an executive team that argues back. Four persistent AI executives — CTO, CMO, Head of Product, Head of Ops — that you run like an actual team: all-hands meetings, 1:1s, and real deliverables at the end instead of a chat transcript. The part that makes it work is memory with receipts. They keep every decision, commitment and number you give them, with the verbatim quote attached. Contradict yourself in March, get quoted from January. Tell your CTO you'll ship by Friday and he asks about it on Friday. Why now: models are finally good enough to do real work. They're just trained to agree with you. The missing piece is structure and memory, not a smarter model. I built this because I needed it. I'm a solo founder with nobody to argue with, and the team runs my company for real — my AI CMO writes LiveCrew's LinkedIn, and before launch my own executives raised five objections to launching. I fixed three of them before going live. Beta is $29/mo, locked at that price, 7-day trial.