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Keepout watches a fixed camera over machinery and alerts the moment someone steps into the danger zone while it runs. It says when it cannot see. Every head in stored evidence is blurred.
Lets one household run another household's trade and repair admin, with both households consenting on their own accounts and their own speakers.
Most free games stop you playing to sell you the next go. This one never does. Grab, cook, plate, serve, one thumb, four minutes a shift. No ads, no energy bar, plays offline.
A streaming platform can tell a showrunner that episode four underperformed. It cannot tell the editor which cut lost the room Cutaway joins playback telemetry to the scene breakdown inside ClickHouse
A floor-plan editor where an AI agent can propose changes but only a human can commit them. Not by policy: a tool that touches the committed plan fails to compile.
New York fined Starbucks $38.9M for getting shift schedules wrong. Muster writes next week's rota under the law, absorbs the sick calls, and stops when the call is a person's to make.
A winter survival game where the strangers knocking at your door are real members of your subreddit.
