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Oops! Bomb— Defuse deadlines together.
Preci is your personal AI gift agent. It remembers the little things people mention, then researches gifts that actually fit them.
LifeBet makes self-improvement feel like a game: join challenges, build streaks, earn rewards, and stay accountable with friends and community.
Race up to five frenemies as jetpack couriers delivering contraband through a cyberpunk skyline. Master sketchy flight controls, manage fuel, grab power-ups, and EMP blast rivals into cop drones.
Gifify Studio — Turn your video clips into share-ready GIFs.
An AI companion who remembers you. Not a chatbot that forgets when you close the app — Amely keeps your name, your work, what you were worried about last week, and picks up where you left off.
Quobe transforms solitary reading into a shared social experience, turning physical book pages into interactive club conversations. It reimagines book clubs around the exact lines that move you.
There's an Aurie hiding in everything!
A cross-border FIRE planner that stays simple when your life is simple and goes as deep as a spreadsheet when it isn't. 18 country tax packs, so the retirement math is actually yours.
A living 3D world under your phone glass. Tilt it and the wind leans. Shake it and a gust crosses the land. Turn it face down and an eclipse falls. Everything alive in there answers.
A Pokédex for the dogs and cats you meet in real life. Point your phone at any pet and Boop names the breed on-device, cuts them into a die-cut sticker, and pins them to the map where you met.
Say it once. Say it right. An offline iPhone teleprompter + reaction studio: read your script under the lens, cut yourself out over any clip, grade with 10 LUTs and export in 4K.
Layer picks one running outfit from the gear you own for how the whole run will feel, learns if you run warm or cold, and on race day plays friends’ voice notes at the mile you need them.
Frost is a Gemini-powered Taskmaster that orchestrates wearable and web Skills to turn meals, movement, routes, and everyday discoveries into safe, traceable actions.
"What's for Dinner?" Solved. A family meal planner that understands how families really work. Make meal planning a team sport, and let everyone in your family suggest, share, vote & plan together.
Everyone has a plan. Almost nobody has the hour. Blink books your goals into real calendar time, then keeps working after the conversation ends: reminding, measuring, replanning.
An all in one app to learn the Moroccan darija dialect: an offline dictionary with a voice on every word, verified AI translation, voice coach, exercises.
Track your subscriptions AND the Indonesian bills that carry penalties — vehicle tax, property tax, and loans — in one app. Get reminded before the denda (late-payment fine). 100% private.
Scan business cards, remember who you met, and follow up smarter.
BiteShuffle turns the daily “what should I eat?” dilemma into a playful, illustrated reveal—tap or shake to discover a dish, then save, revisit, and share your pick.
A cozy spatial puzzle game where you drag, rotate, and snap chunky track pieces into impossible circuits—then watch the finished coaster run in AR.
A sauna log for the room you can't bring a phone into. Log it after you're out in 30 seconds. Totonoi won't hand you a number until it has enough records — then it shows what actually worked.
Lupo is a film camera and a darkroom. Every frame that you take is exposed onto a modeled emulsion and then developed and printed the way film is. It is a real love letter to analog photography.
Actually Read combines focused reading space with Screen Time blocking, and spoiler-aware AI grounded in on-device book retrieval.
