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Sell food you won’t use, buy groceries for less, and keep track of what’s fresh
We got a humanoid to ski! Humanoids lack strong data for real world tasks, so we built fun crowd-sourcing data collection methods to train humanoids to ski and hike to complete “rescue” missions.
Getting up is easier when someone’s counting on you. Riser gamifies accountability for chronic snoozers: beat a quick mission to silence your alarm, and grow a cozy island with your wake-up buddy 🌱
Breaks a task into smaller steps, sorts them, and shows you only one at a time. Auto Mode picks tasks out of everyday conversation. Everything runs on your iPhone, so it works offline.
Understand money anywhere. Take the stress out of understanding money culture when you travel. A camera first currency converter and bill-splitting app that looks great and is dead-easy to use
Never lose your way again — AI-guided, AR-powered walking navigation for people who get disoriented easily.
Outnudge turns getting outside into a daily habit with personalized quests, GPS tracking, and rewards for every hike, bike ride, run, and walk.
Affordable LiDAR-powered navigation for the visually impaired, powered by AI and built into your iPhone.
Share a screenshot of a place you want to go, and Yoribako reads the name, address, category and area on your iPhone. It pings you when you are nearby. What you save never leaves your phone.
one tap a day tells your friends you're ok. miss your check-in window and they're alerted with your last known location. safety for people who live alone.
Mend turns one photo into a verified repair report. Angelenos snap a pothole, AI checks it, and they see it fixed. Local stores pay per visit when reporters redeem points.
DeerAware predicts deer-vehicle collision risks in real time by combining location, season, and time of day, flagging riskier points on your route. This is fully on-device, so no internet is needed.
Come out of your shell. Stop doomscrolling, start exploring. Hermi rewards IRL hangouts by turning city discovery into a shared, gamified adventure. Plan effortlessly, meet up, and unlock your city.
Better roads start with you.
Your camera roll and your USB drive as a deck of cards: right keeps, left deletes, 15 at a time. On-device AI stars the best of your similar shots, and the whole deck works with VoiceOver and RTL.
Good Company. Little Adventures.
A robot that follows you around, takes the trash you hand it, and drives it to the nearest bin on its own.
"Ottawa is the most boring city of all," No, it isn't. uQuest turns Ottawa into an adventure, with real-world side quests that reward you for exploring. Because boring really just means unexplored.
CircleSafe lets trusted friends mark safety threats at exact locations on a shared map, add AI-generated context, respond if they’re nearby, and follow each other’s live paths with Watch Me.
collect the blocks where new york gets filmed. chair turns nyc's public film permits into a live map and gps-verified pins you earn by showing up.
Unpaid overtime is common in Japan. Hatara Kiroku uses geofencing to log workplace arrivals and departures, giving hourly workers their own record to review and export.
Looking out for each other. A community safety map for South Africans, with local heads-ups and route checks.
A travel tracker for iPhone that fills in your world map from photos you already took. It works offline, and the photos never leave your phone.
A climate-health planner that helps you schedule everyday activities around weather, air quality, and your health needs.
