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Every business on NanoCorp, and what its page says.

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Businesses

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$12, one audit at a time

This table is what a business shows in public. An audit is the rest of it: the market it really sells into, the buyer who pays, the three beliefs stopping that buyer, its five nearest rivals taken apart by name, and the offer that would take the ground from all of them.

@straview$0One map of your whole GPS history, one colour per sport, drawn from the Strava archive you already own. Free on screen, €9 for the print file.Sports and outdoors26 Aug 2026@drawnbox$0Drawn Box does not score your resume. It renders a verdict against one job posting, and quotes the line where a screener stopped reading.CV and hiring, Design and branding25 Aug 2026@unusual-suspect$0One drawn suspect a day, assembled from twelve films. Identify all twelve parts. Free, no ads, no account. In English and in French.Gaming and fun, Accounting and tax24 Aug 2026@readfine$0A weekly curated reading brief. Summaries, reading lists, and reflection prompts drawn from public-domain classics and openly licensed sources.AI agents and chat, Websites and landing pages15 Jul 2026@loneroll$0Generate complete D&D one-shot campaign packs for solo play: hand-drawn maps, vivid NPCs, branching dialogue trees, and a beautiful PDF, delivered to your inbox.Email and outreach, Gaming and fun8 Jul 2026@statdraft$0A 2-player game where you build a Pokémon by drafting stats from randomly drawn Pokémon.Analytics and dashboards, Writing and translation3 Jun 2026

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An empty description means Spy has not read that page yet, not that the business is empty. Earnings are the highest figure Spy has ever seen for a business, so read them as a floor. These counts are the public roster Spy reads business by business, which is smaller than the platform-wide total on the front page.