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WaveS: An interactive, physics-accurate simulator that visualizes how electromagnetic waves reflect, transmit, and attenuate through real-world multilayer walls.
GitLab Duo proposes expiring optional CI deferrals; deterministic rules preserve mandatory checks and replayable evidence.
Turn Twitch chat predictions into a live, play-points overlay.
Pulse Choir turns Twitch chat into shared music: streamers set the beat and key, viewers play notes by text, and an accessible companion shares live rhythm and screen reader updates.
Common Ground is a cultural chemistry agent that helps people make plans they’d actually remember. Instead of asking what one person likes, it asks what cultural world two people could enter together.
All the bottles. One pickup day.
Turn runs a restaurant floor from one camera. OpenCV 5 spots the table nobody has visited, sends the right server, and shows guests a live wait estimate on their phone. No faces stored.
Name a few things you love — Qloo's taste graph bridges them into a whole evening, evidence included.
RANE is a local incident command center that supports historical incident replay, Gemma-backed triage or explicitly labeled deterministic demo guidance, and persistent engineer decisions.
A webcam system that counts and labels items on one shelf, with a live inventory dashboard.
Show a workflow once. An agent takes it over and checks every step with OpenCV 5, on AWS Lambda (Graviton). It asks a human whenever the screen does something the demonstration didn't.
Explainable AI-powered video inspection that detects visual anomalies in real time with evidence-driven analysis.
Paste any messy announcement and instantly see every deadline in your own time zone, with live countdowns and a one-click calendar file. Never miss a deadline because of "ET" again.
This app takes a document, like Medicaid emails, translates it into Spanish, then highlights key relevant information, such as dates, contact information, and purpose of the communications.
Focus with Pomodoro, get explanations from classmates, and turn what you learn into useful study notes.
Shift Shock finds the smallest roster change when a volunteer is absent, explains each move in plain words, and says honestly when a post cannot be covered. Runs in the browser; nothing is uploaded.
SeatReach checks whether every seat in a table layout can be reached from the entrance at the aisle width you set, and names the one tightest gap to fix. It runs in the browser; nothing is uploaded.
It is a manageable dress app which is able to keep your closet visually organized.
Dream 2000 is my personal mission control for getting over my fear of rejection. I log every no and yes's are trophies which is going to help me rewire my rejection.
Repo Referee turns a group assignment and its grading criteria into fair GitHub tasks. Close an issue and the dashboard follows by itself. No board to update by hand.
An enterprise productivity dashboard that celebrates doing nothing—rewarding inactivity and avoided tasks with deadpan corporate praise
DataTrail turns complex privacy policies into interactive trails, showing how apps collect, use, share, and retain your personal data with evidence-backed insights.
A queue of the questions your chat asked and you missed - merged, counted by distinct viewers, one click to clear. Reads chat anonymously, runs as an OBS dock.
Upload a timetable screenshot → OpenCV finds the table → OCR auto-tags it to your Study Panel
