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A daily wound check-in for people recovering from surgery at home. A few questions and a photo, and it says whether to watch it, call your surgical team, or get help now.
Run a surgical case from WhatsApp, before and after the operation, and do the one check a team cannot get wrong: a deterministic second count of the instrument tray, with Claude only reading the photo
Run your whole credit control from WhatsApp: an agent that reads your invoices, chases late payers, and adds the interest you are legally owed.
A GitLab Duo agent that takes a failing merge request and drives it all the way to a healthy production deploy — on its own, no human in the loop.
A Fire TV front door for someone who cannot work a television, that sizes itself to the viewer and always has a way back.
Check a rental car damage bill against the law before you pay it. Each charge sits next to the statute it breaks, and the app counts down your 60 days to dispute it with your card issuer.
Get your rent deposit back. Timestamped move-in photos, your landlord's legal deadline from the statute itself, and letters that quote the law. 13 US states and England.
Photograph a concrete crack next to a scale reference and Hairline gives you its width in millimetres, with an uncertainty. When the photo can't support a number, it refuses and tells you why.
In the largest PPH trial run, usual care hospitals used the recommended bundle in just 19.4% of cases staff knew it. Steady times bleeding says what's due logs it all. No clinical input or decisions.
A worldwide premiere is failing for a hundred thousand people and nothing has paged, because an average over two million viewers cannot see a hundred thousand of them.
