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Answer "send me everything you hold about me" or "delete me" from your NAS, with proof, without uploading anything.
Recall refunds in seconds through PayPal. Snap the label to find your recall, make it safe and snap one photo: Claude checks it against the official recall, and PayPal pays.
Give to someone on SSI without lowering their check. One PayPal checkout pays the shop, the clinic or their ABLE account directly, routed by Social Security's own rules.
Twitch chat checks the AI's disaster map: real satellite photos, AI debaters that never vote, hidden expert checks, and a crowd allowed to say "not sure".
CDC data shows where blood pressure goes untreated. Qloo shows which local places each community loves. Anchor turns both into a ready outreach plan for health workers.
Photograph a pesticide bottle and get the chemical, its WHO hazard class and the national guideline's own words on treatment, or a stop when no antidote exists, in under 30 seconds.
Photograph a broken oxygen concentrator and get a repair plan quoted from its own service manual, every step cited and AI-audited, in under a minute. Runs offline too.
A camera that forecasts landslides: OpenCV 5 measures ground creep to 0.005 px, forecasts the failure window, an AI agent re-checks it, and a person decides.
When one person wins an appeal because the software was wrong, Lookback fixes the bug and finds everyone else it harmed. It acts alone only in a person's favor.
Checks your medicines against CDC heat guidance and your local heat forecast, then prints a one-page plan to take to your pharmacist. Free, private, and open source.
Hears the back-and-forth with your child on the Bee you already wear, counts it, throws the words away, and sends a nudge to your Bee when your best hour goes quiet.
Speech is a vital sign. Bellwether reads your Bee's transcripts on your own computer, keeps nine numbers a day and no words, learns how you normally speak, and tells you when that changes.
Subtitles show what was said, not which word is being said. EveryWord lights each word as it's spoken on Fire TV, turning video kids already watch into reading practice.
You passed the hearing test and still can't follow the TV. Earshot checks your hearing in noise on Fire TV with just the remote, then gives you one page to take to your doctor.
Nightlight learns your household's nights from the Ring doorbell it already has, answers a 3am doorway with a recorded family voice, and wakes the caregiver only when the voice is not enough.
She feeds twelve kids and files paperwork for every bite. Tally reads the plate from one photo, checks every allergy before anything is written, and files the month's claim at the published rates.
Every other tool tells the chief who is coming. Turnout makes sure someone is. It texts the roster, scores every uncovered hour, negotiates mutual aid agent to agent, and interrupts the chief once.
In 2027 millions on Medicaid will lose coverage they still qualify for, because nobody told them to prove it. Still Covered phones them first, in their language, and hands every call to a caseworker
Puts WHO, Samaritans and national screen guidance on suicide beside a writer's scene: cited clauses, one filtered alternative, no score. Gemini + Google Agent Search on Replit; the writer decides.
Evidence-first triage for unidentified film fragments: it investigates what a nameless reel might be, tries to prove itself wrong, and shows an archivist exactly where the evidence stops.
Nothing failed, but the delivery is going to miss its contractual date. SLATE sees that coming while there is still time to act, using Google agents on live Grafana MCP evidence.
The master passed. The version people watched was never checked. Safe Frame sweeps a whole catalogue in ClickHouse to find the flash risk a conversion introduced, and the profile that caused it.
A neutral ground where two people and their AI agents settle real disputes in minutes: sealed offers, a neutral mediator, and an agreement only humans can sign. Built on WebMCP.
Surgeons pause before every incision. Med spas don't. Time-Out checks who is injecting, what they're using, and whether the patient understood, and refuses when the evidence isn't there.
