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Monte shows what your credit cards really cost after fees and interest, and picks the right card for every purchase.
Drop in a pile of edited copies of an image. Lineage rebuilds who came from whom, shows the measurement behind every call, and says “inconclusive” when the pixels can’t tell.
Reinforcement learning for collision avoidance in orbit.
TrialMax shows researchers why trial recruitment fails and helps them find safer ways to reach eligible patients, before a protocol becomes a costly dead end.
Sellers post prices in a Telegram bot; we turn them into live wholesale prices, supply-demand stats and AI forecasts by district, so businesses stop searching market by market.
Tour intelligence for any live act. An agent works Qloo's taste graph to find the cities where an audience is primed but untapped, then routes, costs and explains the tour.
An AI-powered task manager that intelligently organizes your activities into a living tree, where branches grow with the time and effort you invest.
Orbie gives every smart-home action a receipt, a fence, an undo and an honest why. A self-hosted MCP server that proves what your assistant did and catches changes nobody can explain.
One AI gives you the obvious answer. Oddtown spreads AI characters across a personality space so they disagree, then lets them ideate and show you new perspectives.
Getting clinical trials to their first patient faster.
Wildernotes is a fun, nature themed annotation and research chrome extension where users can drop online landmarks and checkpoints anywhere that stay, quiz themselves and take notes.
The notebook that checks your thinking, not just your answer. Write math with a pen or stylus and RedLine underlines the first wrong step.
Text one number. Avatar finds the right person, learns your org from every reply, and gets the request done.
An AI-driven system using physics-informed neural networks to resolve sparse VLBI data gaps in EHT, generating contrasting scenarios to maximize data accuracy.
Everyone in your iMessage group chat gets a private bubble agent. Say "dinner tonight?" and the bubbles agree on a spot, call the restaurant to book it, and split the bill.
A voice clone can sound exactly like your grandson. It can’t say your family’s secret words, which change every minute. Countersign verifies the caller, not the voice.
SimIDE brings C++ algorithms to life inside VS Code with interactive visualizations, live debugging, visual-to-code creation, and tutorials—helping students see, build, and understand data structures.
Impact Map shows a change's blast radius. It reads your real imports, lights up every file it reaches, and shows the chain behind each one."
One subject a day, studied the way the research says it sticks — nothing louder than that.
Explore knowledge by bending space. Hyperspace maps 2,475 Wikipedia topics onto a hyperbolic disk: what you focus on grows, the rest stays in view. Search by meaning, grow new branches with AI.
Find the person you can’t search for. Six Hops turns friend-to-friend introductions into a rewarded search, paying the chain that makes the connection.
Pathway turns grades, deadlines, and course materials into a clear next move: see why a class needs attention, plan your week, and study out loud with Viva, your personal AI agent.
TabForest is an AI browser memory that remembers why you opened your tabs, not just what you visited, and grows your goals, decisions and open questions into a living forest.
An enterprise knowledge platform built on a multi-agent harness. Moss reads what happens across Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Jira, Confluence and meeting transcripts with 3 layers of memory!
