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Five new apps and a Chrome extension shipped today. Here is what each one does, who it is for, and why we built them in a single sweep.
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ssl-watch is a free SSL, DNS, and domain expiry monitor. Paste a domain once, get email or Slack alerts before a certificate, nameserver, or registration silently breaks production. Every dev I know has been bitten by this at least once. Most paid options are bundled into uptime suites you do not need. ssl-watch does the one thing.
Coming soon: /apps/ssl-watch.
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Coming soon: /apps/modelpick.
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dd-pulse is the live status and metrics dashboard for the entire DD portfolio. Uptime, deploy state, weekly active users, all in one page. We built it for ourselves first - running 25+ Coolify apps without a unified pulse view was getting silly - and then realized other multi-app builders need the same thing.
Coming soon: /apps/dd-pulse.
og-forge is a hosted OG-image API. Pass a URL or params, get back a branded preview card in roughly 200ms. Templates ship for blog posts, repos, products, and changelog entries. Every DD app already burns hours on per-product OG generators. og-forge collapses that into one endpoint with caching and a decent default look.
Coming soon: /apps/og-forge.
The Chrome extension is the connective tissue. Type dd in the omnibar, hit space, then a slug - dd ssl-watch, dd modelpick, dd traces - and you are in the right app. It also surfaces live status from dd-pulse and lets you save snippets straight into the content engine. If you use more than two DD apps a day, this is the launcher you want pinned.
Install link drops with the public release.
The portfolio now spans 17 products across 6 categories - observability, content, agents, education, marketplaces, and developer utilities. Roughly 70% of active surface area is AI-coding focused: agent tooling, model selection, context inspection, traces, skills, MCP servers. The rest is the infra that makes the AI-coding work pay rent - auth, payments, status, OG images, SSL.
Same Coolify cluster. Same Convex + Clerk + Stripe stack. Same push-to-deploy pipeline. The cost of adding the sixth thing today was lower than the cost of adding the second thing six months ago, which is the entire point of building an empire on one spine instead of six.
Each of the five apps is in coming soon state today. Public betas roll out across the next two weeks, in roughly the order listed above. The Chrome extension goes to the Web Store once we finish the review prep.
If you want to be in the first wave, the /apps directory is the source of truth - every product gets a status pill the moment it goes live. No newsletter blast, no countdown, just the page updating.
Six things shipped today. We will keep going.
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