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Skin care built around an outdoor shift: scan your face, see what sun, wind, heat and dust are doing to your skin, and shop the protective kit that fits your job.
When campus Wi-Fi drops, help may still be nearby. Onya lets you discover a willing volunteer, request a connection, and chat directly over Bluetooth after they accept.
Party Animal is a resource management game made in JavaFX where the player controls a Roadrunner who "borrows" resources for the onslaught of parties he must host.
Your edge, your action — Android gestures with local setup profiles.
Your phone becomes the angle gauge for the five-minute vertigo cure, and it won't start the timer until your head is actually in position.
A calm logic puzzle: nudge snakes out of the way to walk a rabbit home. Every level you clear grows a farmyard of your own, from wheat fields to a bakery. Offline, on Android.
Tap Present or Absent after class, and Attendup lets you know exactly how many classes you can miss, and get warned before your attendance costs you an exam.
Built in 2 days, rejected twice, live on deadline day: the one tap speaker cleaner.
One screen for the whole planet. Anyone can take it, everyone sees it live, and the owner gets one chance to fight back.
Emotional accompaniment on demand. Choose what you need—grounding, encouragement, celebration, perspective, or simply a moment of being seen—and receive a short audio message made to meet you there.
One phone, two screens: your child sees the picture, you see the English word and the question to ask. First English words for Galaxy Fold and Flip, in 32 languages.
"Connecting Patients and Pharmacies in Real Time."
A one-tap arcade game where a moth circles a street lamp at night. Tap to switch orbits, grab sparks and dodge the bats. Easy to learn, hard to put down.
Arcade boat battles with friends: 8-player online brawls, couch split screen with controllers or phones as gamepads. One Kotlin Multiplatform codebase on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and web.
Privacy-first navigation for Doha. Plans drive, park and walk as one journey, and estimates how much of that walk is in direct sun. No account, no tracking — the server can be yours.
The offline toolkit for electricians. 20 calculators that show every step, 40 standard-cited reference tables and full circuit schedules — on Android with no connection.
Snap your meal. Satisfy uses AI to understand what’s on your plate and suggest one simple addition to help balance your day—without changing what you love.
Point. See. Fix. An AI repair guide that looks at the world through your camera.
Turn duplicate charges and cancelled subscriptions into an editable complaint letter. Track your claim, follow up, and record the outcome—all from Android or iOS.
A unified operations platform that helps utilities resolve complaints faster and prevent the system issues behind them.
Maps stop at the door. CampusMaps walks you to the room. Turn-by-turn AR directions inside buildings, on your phone, glasses and watch.
You own 200 games and play none of them. PILE picks one game from your own backlog every night, so you stop scrolling and start playing. Your backlog isn't a debt. It's a menu.
Fire TV age assurance that reads how the remote is being used, and only ever restricts, never unlocks.
Your student memory copilot that remembers what to bring, what to do, and what to bring back, before you forget.
