Projects that got a second chance.

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  Audiotease

  Podcast to video converter with automated subtitles

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  enMedallo

  A directory of all events in Medellin, Colombia

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  TestforTravel

  International Covid-19 Testing location directory website

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  BespokeList

  An international directory of Luxury Services & Experiences

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  Spicy Take

  Enter any URL and our AI will analyze the content, extract the most compelling insights, and generate shareable posts for your social media.

Not every revival is shown here. When a handover comes with an NDA or a private purchase agreement, the listing stays off the public list.

1. 01

   List honestly

   The founder writes a real note about why they're moving on. Burnout, new job, lost interest, moved on to a new prompt. Buyers respect that more than spin.

2. 02

   Match directly

   Buyers and cofounders email the founder straight from the listing. We don't sit in the middle. Nothing is brokered.

3. 03

   Agree privately

   Price and terms are between the two of you. We never take a cut. Most deals close in a couple of email threads and one short call.

4. 04

   Hand it over

   Repo access, domain, customer list, the founder note about what works. The project gets a real second chance with someone who has the time.

• Honest framing wins

  The fastest revivals start with a candid note. "I lost interest" or "I have a kid now" closes deals quicker than spin about momentum that did not happen.

• Working deploys attract buyers

  Listings with a live URL or a clickable demo get more inquiries. A buyer who can use the product can already picture what they'd be getting.

• AI builders finish AI builds

  Most buyers right now are builders with their own AI workflow. They want a project they can open in Codex and ship in a weekend, not rebuild from scratch.