01 / BUILD
Each one has the API calls, a code skeleton and a rough cost. The pictures are mockups with made-up sample data. None is a real product and none shows real results.
Prediction markets
For temperature, rain and snow style contracts: pulls current weather and forecast hours for the cities you trade and writes a file your own model can read.
Crypto
A bot that pays for its own API calls in USDC on Base. No signup, no key.
Web apps
An installable web app with current conditions, active alerts and the next 48 hours for wherever the phone is.
Web apps
A map of reported and radar-detected storm addresses in one county, one peril at a time.
Web apps
Type an address, get its county forecast grade and how many storm events hit it before.
Web apps
Sort a day's stops by county forecast status, worst first.
Dashboards
Is there reported and radar-detected storm history near a property on a given date? Get a yes or no and a reference ID. It is a record, not proof of damage.
Dashboards
Rank counties by exposure and color a map by county forecast grade. Runs on the free daily digest.
Prediction markets
A watchlist of the questions you follow, with forecast data next to your own notes.
Bots
Post to your team chat when a county you watch reaches grade C or worse.
Bots
Send /check with coordinates, get back a county forecast grade and a past event count.
Agents
Plug an AI assistant into the MCP server and ask it plain questions about storm data.
Automation
A scheduled workflow: fetch a county forecast, filter on grade, add a sheet row or send an email.
Data science
Storm type counts and live weather in pandas, charted in a notebook.
No builds in this category.
Example builds (illustrative). Sample data only. GetFixn sells data, not trading advice. Nothing here is investment advice. Forecasts can be wrong. You are responsible for your own strategies and for following the rules of any exchange or market you use.