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Autonomous multi-tier research engine powered by NVIDIA Nemotron (Ultra & Nano) on Nebius Token Factory with Tavily live web intelligence, dynamic graph synthesis, and PDF brief export.
Dive into a reef, collect drifting plastic, watch your air and don't scare the wildlife — then learn what happens to the plastic next. A tiny, accessible browser game.
Study apart, together. Share playful, handmade moments with friends from a laptop widget, so you never reach for your phone.
Agent OS: AI web agents compare every site for the best deal, while GitLab Duo agents test, secure and ship every change on their own.
Type a word and HyperBloom grows a flower from it. Hue, petal count and Latin name all come from a hash of the text, so the same word always returns the same specimen.
VerBall creates a streamlined and accessible workflow for players, coaches, and fans by transforming live commentary into trackable stats.
Slacking off? Check your phone. Now.
A premium skincare and beauty web experience that makes product discovery feel effortless through elegant visuals, intuitive navigation, and thoughtful, user-centered design.
An arcade claw machine set in a polluted ocean teaching middle-school age students about everyday products that become ocean microplastics by having them fish contaminants out of the tank.
RENITELI gives buildings a memory, record thermal inspections during everyday maintenance, then compare changes to help technicians locate issues when something goes wrong.
Two survivors of a cruel alien game, a girl who sees with sound and a pufferfish whose ocean was poisoned, fly to protect Earth in a co-op shooter.
Manifest is an AI drawing companion for beginners. It watches you draw, suggests your next strokes, and explains why, so you learn as you go while every stroke stays yours.
Pull a real Falcon 9 apart, then slide your phone into a cardboard rocket and fly it to orbit, with Grok explaining every part.
Your taste deserves a constellation. Name 3 things you love; an AI agent charts them through Qloo’s taste graph into a star sign card worth collecting.
Tailor any song to the exact length of your moment. SongFit folds whole bars out on the downbeat, so a 2:27 track becomes a 30-second cut nobody can hear the seams in.
A self-audit of your digital footprint, woven by Arachne and her spiders.
Connects the neighbor who needs snow shoveled with the neighbor who can help — three taps, no accounts, no money, works offline. Built for Sapporo, where 29% are 65+ and snow is a daily risk.
0.6% sounds small. TrueDrop plays 100,000 pretend players to show what a drop rate really costs.
Turn your phone into a steering wheel. Race together on the TV through household tracks with toy weapons, big jumps and family chaos. No controller app needed.
A sci-fi survival puzzle game where an engineer explores an abandoned space station, restores power, avoids a rogue security drone, and sends humanity's last signal.
A casino-style crash game where a balloon rises with a climbing multiplier. Cash out before it pops to win big, or get greedy and lose it all. Simple, thrilling, and built with pure HTML5/Canvas.
Design a floral Ukrainian kerchief, then see that exact print on your own photo before it is printed: YouCam AI Scarf Virtual Try-On, plus a colour reading that ranks the grounds for your face.
"The Visualized Learning Institute for interactive 3D education."
Screen time becomes brain time: kids watch, remember and solve riddles on the family TV with just the remote. 11 subjects, 44 lessons, no ads, no data.
