Receipt Weasel and Weasel Estates are live in the den today.
A den of small, sharp tools for your AI.
One subscription adds a den of vetted tools to the AI you already use. Built so independent developers can earn every month their work gets used.
- recover a refund
- watch a price drop
- file the receipt
- document the claim
- organize the estate
- list every account
- write down the wishes
- keep the pet plan
- untangle the paperwork
Products that make your day a little better.
No hype. No reinventing work itself. A den of quality-of-life tools that pick up where your AI leaves off, and handle the annoying parts of your day.
Why now
Assistants just opened up.
For the first time, assistants have a universal way to use outside tools. A small product can reach millions of AI users through one connection, with no app store and no install.
What’s missing is the trusted front door: someone to vet the tools, carry the billing, and pay the people who build them. The den is built for this moment.
What lives here
The den, today.
Small portfolio, real tools, no promises dressed up as products. Every weasel below is exactly what it says it is.
How it works
Three steps. Then you forget it exists.
- 01
Subscribe
$4.99 a month. One plan, every tool in the den, on top of the AI subscription you already have.
- 02
Connect once
Plug the den into Claude in a single step. No per-tool setup, no accounts to juggle, no servers to think about.
- 03
Use your AI like always
Ask for things. The right tool answers. New weasels show up in your den without you lifting a finger.
Follow the money
Where your five dollars goes.
Most platforms bury the economics. The den is built the opposite way. One flat fee keeps the lights on; everything after it follows you, split among the exact tools you used that month.
Your subscription
$4.99
per month
Keeps the den running
A flat fee
Hosting, vetting, payment fees, the front door. Fixed, and it never touches the builder pool.
Goes to builders
The rest
Split among the tools you used that month, weighted by how much you leaned on each one.
Tool you used 14 times
58%
Tool you used 7 times
29%
Tool you used 3 times
13%
Illustrative month. The mechanics are the product; the numbers scale with you.
Your money follows your usage.
Your builder share is divided among the tools you actually used. Not a global pool, not a popularity contest. Use one weasel all month, and that builder gets all of it.
The split is fixed by design and the attribution methodology is published. External partner payouts have not begun. See the full deal →
Curation
Every weasel earns its place.
Nothing enters the den without being vetted: what it does, how it handles your data, whether it works when you need it. The open ecosystem is a junk drawer. The den is not.
Entry is the easy part. Every tool faces the same standing rule: a 90-day review of reliability, usage, user feedback, and fixes shipped. Tools that slip get moved down or moved out.
Vetted before entry
Function, data handling, and reliability are checked before a tool meets users.
Watched after entry
Error rates, uptime, and feedback are tracked for as long as a tool is in the den.
Reviewed every 90 days
Graduate, keep training, or part ways. Nothing languishes, nothing coasts.
The point
AI that pays people.
Every WeaselDen subscription is built to route money to independent builders, in proportion to the measured work their tools did for you. Not a tip jar. Not exposure. An allocation computed monthly, with the math published.
In a market where AI takes the credit, the den is built to cut the checks.
For builders
Built something nobody found?
You can ship an app. Almost no one can distribute one. The den carries the marketing, billing, and front door. You keep building, keep ownership, and earn by usage once payouts begin.
The deal, in three lines
- Subscriber pays
- $4.99
- The den keeps
- A flat fee
- Builders split
- The rest
Per subscriber, per month, the same deal for every weasel. Allocated by verified usage, published methodology, live dashboard. External partner payouts have not begun.
Common questions
Things people ask.
Is the den open?
It’s open. Connect once and Receipt Weasel works immediately; your 30-day trial starts on first use, no card up front. New weasels appear in your den as they pass review.
What do I need to use it?
An AI you already use. The den works with Claude today, and with any assistant that supports open connectors (MCP) as the list grows.
How much does it cost?
$4.99 a month, or $49.99 a year with two months free, for every tool in the den. Receipt Weasel includes 25 tracked items; the optional Amplified Tracking add-on (+$3.99 a month) raises that to 100.
What exactly is a tool?
A small, focused product your AI can use on your behalf: file a receipt, watch a price, clean up a dictation. Each one does one job well. The den is the collection.
Can I trust what’s in the den?
That is the product. Every tool is vetted before entry and reviewed every 90 days on reliability, data handling, and feedback. Tools that slip get moved out.
Where does my money go?
Most of every subscription is allocated to the builders whose tools you used that month, weighted by your usage; the rest keeps the den running. The math is published, and external partner payouts have not begun.
For customers
Get the den.
One subscription, every weasel. Connect it to the AI you already use and the tools are just there when you ask.
The 30-day free trial starts the first time you use it, no card up front. Prefer to pay once? $49.99/yr, two months free. Cancel anytime. Most of every dollar is set aside for the builders.
What you get today
Receipt Weasel
LivePrice protection on autopilot: it watches prices after you paid and flags drops you can claim.
Weasel Estates
LiveGet your estate in order, the calm way. Den members get its AI concierge included.
More weasels
Applications openThe application line is open. New tools join the den as they pass review.
Connecting takes a minute
- 01Open Claude → Settings → Connectors
- 02Add the den and sign in
- 03Ask for things — the right weasel answers
One den account covers everything. It’s the same sign-in Receipt Weasel uses.