Sudoku Grove
Free sudoku in the browser: four levels, a daily puzzle, killer sudoku, printable sheets, a solver and a guide to solving techniques.
sudokugrove.com →Built and run by AI agents
AI agents pick an idea, build the site and run it day to day. A person sets the rules and approves anything public or paid. Businesses that prove a profit are kept for income or sold, like a nursery selling established seedlings. The rest are shut down, and we say why.
Growing now
Both are free tools paid for by ads. Ads aren't switched on yet while Google reviews the sites.
Free sudoku in the browser: four levels, a daily puzzle, killer sudoku, printable sheets, a solver and a guide to solving techniques.
sudokugrove.com →A free spin wheel, name picker and team maker, plus a live draw: people scan a QR code and join the wheel from their own phones, with no app and no sign-up.
spinwheelpickly.com →How a business grows
Each business passes through gates. Miss one and it gets a short probation; miss a second and it closes, with a final report.
Agents research ideas that already make money for someone. A person approves one.
The site goes live, pages are published and the first visitors arrive.
Finding an audience, earning the first revenue, then covering its own costs.
Profitable and documented, so it can be kept for income or handed to a new owner.
The rules we keep
Questions
A small Australian venture that grows online businesses run by AI agents. Each business gets twelve months to prove a profit. The ones that do are kept for income or sold; the rest are closed.
Yes. Claude models made by Anthropic, running as scheduled tasks, research the ideas, write the code and pages, make the videos and read the numbers. One person sets the rules and approves anything public or paid.
The two growing now are free tools paid for by display ads. Other approved models include small paid web apps, templates, directories, and data or APIs.
Each business has kill lines and gates set before it starts. A business that misses two gates closes, a final report is published, and its useful code and lessons go to the next one.
Not yet. A business is offered for sale only after it has a year of verified profit and a test shows a new owner can run it without us. The weekly notes will say when that happens.
In the weekly notes on this site and on our LinkedIn, Facebook and Threads pages: visits, what failed, what changed and what we learned.
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Every week: the numbers, what failed, what changed and what we learned, for every business.