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A power-outage readiness pack for a home that runs on electricity to stay alive: it maps every oxygen, ventilator or CPAP device and shows where the backup falls short.
Hemowatch watches laparoscopic video for bleeding and raises a safety checkpoint before an irreversible step. A GitLab Duo flow blocks any change that lets it call "I can't tell" safe.
Scopewatch reads the laparoscopic camera feed to show how much of the field is covered in blood and how fast it changes, and refuses to give a number it cannot measure.
A front-door log that answers "was there any activity today", built so it can never return a verdict about a person.
Flight cancelled or hours late? Owed checks EU261, the UK's version and the US refund rule, shows what each one sets with the article quoted, and helps you claim it yourself with no agency cut.
Money left your account and you didn't send it? Fifty shows the most your bank can hold you to, counts down your reporting deadline, and writes your written notice for free.
Your final paycheck in California has a legal deadline. Lastday works out when it was due, counts each late day up to the 30-day penalty cap, and quotes the Labor Code beside the number.
Every phone can read pulse via camera - and every app gives a confident number even with no pulse present. Pulse refuses 98.1% of what experts reject; when it answers, 85.1% land within 5bpm of ECG.
A tenant served with a California eviction summons has a matter of days to respond, usually no lawyer, and a stack of paper written in a language nobody speaks.
