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An AI-assisted day planner that builds practical, personalized itineraries around your destinations, schedule, preferences, and travel mode.
Because “where should we go?” is killing the mood.
Is solar worth it on your roof? Find out under BC’s new 2026 rules: how many panels fit, what they cost after the rebate, and the year they pay for themselves.
Plans everyone can get behind.
Homie is an AI team that rents your first US apartment from abroad. One text, and eleven agents read the listings, call every office, negotiate and start your application while you sleep.
From our experience in Latin America, where choosing a safer route is a daily concern, ARAZUL fills a gap that common navigation apps ignore by finding the safest route within reasonable travel time.
Pick where a group meets by its least-happy person, not the average. Qloo scores every nearby venue for each person, and an agent explains the pick person by person.
What if nobody had to walk home alone? SameWay connects verified classmates heading the same way at the same time.
Starlly asks every customer for a Google review after each job, then turns the feedback into a ranked list of what to fix first. Open source and self-hosted.
SenseMap uses AI to scour restaurant and cafe reviews into a sensory profile covering noise, lighting, crowding, and smells for people with sensory problems and difficulties.
Google Maps is single-player. Ranmap puts your whole road-trip crew on one live 3D map: push-to-talk voice, shared stops, AI planning, and one subscription for everyone.
AI that calls repair shops for you to compare prices and availability.
Generate trip itineraries within seconds!
Hopped matches UBC students into weekly carpool pods with verified drivers on their route. Live tracking, auto-pay, ~1 hr faster than the bus for +3x cheaper.
Grid-Bridge finds nearby utility projects, compares locations, ranks coordination opportunities, and estimates transparent potential impact with public data, clear assumptions, and visible confidence.
The NYC travel planner that requires no plan at all.
Connect with new people.
Plans with friends usually die in the group chat. Nobody knows who's free, nobody wants to pick the spot, and nobody wants to organize it. Web eliminates most of the friction from planning.
This is Degrees, a social app that turns one-off interactions into continued relationships. The only app designed to give you continued real world interactions with a growing network of friends.
Moving Michigan together: AI agents match you with people already going your way - rides, cabs, rentals
Stop worrying about unexpected driving situations, be prepared for them. Your routine driving companion for unknown hazards.
Making tourism more innovative with Waymo. What if you wanted to explore the city but want a more comprehensive dive through various landmarks? We built Waymo Haven to answer this exact question
It's not enough to be at the building, if you are too far from the DoorStep.
CityShift helps Waymo prepare for new cities using public data: compare local roads, weather, and infrastructure with benchmarks, rank driving tests, and suggest routes based on crash history.
