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    Counter-Strike betting picks for esports bettors, with a public record of every pick

    Esports bettors pay for picks in the game they follow, and match data is public and easy to model.

    Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of the game and a following among its fans

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    A monthly report on how AI assistants describe one developer tool and which rivals they suggest

    Developers now ask AI assistants which tool to use, and companies can't see those answers on their own.

    Skills you can bring: Developer marketing experience

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    A daily email of the security advisories that affect a company's own software packages

    General security feeds are noisy, and teams care only about the packages they actually run.

    Skills you can bring: Security operations experience

  4. 4

    A weekly email of breaking changes in the libraries a team uses, with upgrade notes

    Upgrades cost less when teams see them coming, and changelogs are scattered across many sites.

    Skills you can bring: Years of work in one programming language's ecosystem

  5. 5

    App store review alerts for indie developers, sorted into bugs, feature requests and praise

    Reviews reveal bugs before support tickets do, and indie developers rarely read every one.

    Skills you can bring: Experience shipping mobile apps

  6. 6

    A weekly summary of regulation changes for small fintech companies, with what each one requires

    Small fintech companies can't staff a compliance team, and they need to know what changed and what to do.

    Skills you can bring: Fintech or compliance experience

  7. 7

    A weekly list of public software contracts for small development shops, filtered by size and skills

    Governments post contracts in many places, and small shops miss the ones they could win.

    Skills you can bring: Experience selling to public agencies

  8. 8

    Alerts for product marketers when rival software companies change their pricing pages

    Rival price changes matter to sales and marketing, and checking rivals' pages by hand is easy to forget.

    Skills you can bring: Product marketing experience

  9. 9

    A daily list of remote jobs for Elixir engineers, each showing the salary

    Engineers in a niche language waste time filtering general job boards, and salary is what they check first.

    Skills you can bring: Belonging to one language's developer community

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    A weekly list of small software businesses for sale, each with a quick risk score

    Listings are scattered across many sites, and buyers want a short list with the warning signs noted.

    Skills you can bring: Having bought or sold a small software business

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    Equipment maintenance schedules for commercial kitchens, with reminders and service records

    Kitchen managers dread a walk-in failing on a Friday, and scheduled service cuts surprise breakdowns.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running a commercial kitchen

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    Privacy request handling and privacy policy upkeep for small online stores

    Online store customers can ask for their data or its deletion by a deadline, and on-time answers avoid trouble.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing where an online store keeps its customer data

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    Monthly security checks for small offices that remove former staff's access and watch for breaches

    Small offices often leave former staff with access for months, and a monthly check closes those accounts.

    Skills you can bring: Experience managing a small office's software accounts

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    Alerts for food trucks on changes to permits, health codes and event rules in the towns they serve

    A rule change can stop a food truck on its busiest day, and hearing early leaves the owner time to comply.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running a food truck