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Every Sunday, an AI biographer calls your grandmother and helps her tell her life story. The family keeps her real voice: a living book, and an archive where she answers in her own words.
Explore Caribbean history through sourced stories, timelines, maps, quizzes and connected places, with a premium learning experience powered by RevenueCat.
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A private, doctor-built tracker that helps people with chronic skin conditions spot flare trends and turn daily symptoms into clearer doctor conversations.
Save the games you discover. Organise your backlog, track your favourites and find something to play that fits your time, platform and mood.
Snap a meal, get calories and macros in 2 seconds. Coaches see each client's diary and write their workouts in one dashboard; clients log every set in the app. Built for iPhone, 10 languages.
Animal bumper-kart racing through Myanmar, sun to monsoon.
Fruity Math turns mental math into a game: say the answer, slice the fruit. Kids practice basic math with their voice through playful challenges on iPhone and iPad.
Getting up is easier when someone’s counting on you. Riser gamifies accountability for chronic snoozers: beat a quick mission to silence your alarm, and grow a cozy island with your wake-up buddy 🌱
Our family's week lived in my head, two group chats and a note on the fridge. SPARC puts it in one calm place everyone can see, colour-coded by each person's robot.
We built Bloom because a woman’s life shouldn’t live across five apps or someone else’s cloud. Periods, moods, affirmations, journal and more, all in one private space that stays completely yours.
A virtual pet that lives in real time and grows up day by day: first hair, first tooth, braces. Care for it, play six mini games, and keep it close on widgets and Apple Watch.
The audio-guided walking tour custom-composed for you. Let Storia build the route, or just start walking, and it narrates the whole way. Ask the AI guide along the way.
A photo diary for houseplants. Snap a plant, get its species and a watering plan, then shoot every next photo through a ghost overlay so you can finally see it grow.
Nomi scans food and ingredient labels to give expecting moms calm, instant answers on what is safe for their exact trimester, replacing late night panic with pure peace of mind.
A to-do list you can pop — for brains that bounce off lists.
Make what you eat more filling. Nothing to count, nothing to log: Fuller shows what to add so a meal actually keeps you going.
Sun, moon and sky for the exact spot you are standing: golden hour, tonight's moon, stargazing, planets and real ISS passes.
Find the dog that fits your life, then meet one already waiting in a shelter. Adoption first: nothing is sold, no breeders.
Your "quick" 30 minutes is really 47. Roma, a little tomato, learns your real time so you can plan days that actually work, without feeling bad.
Meet the first AI you can understand its disposition. Canis shows your model's confidence and doubt in real time, a living avatar, fully on-device, powered by Swiss Apertus.
Snap a meal and Damson reads it against your PCOS goals, remembers how that plate sat last time, and over weeks shows your own patterns. Every claim cites a source.
The Moon is 384,400 km away. Walk Me To The Moon turns the steps you already take into the journey there: real landmarks at real distances, collectible cards, and crews walking it together.
You feed your body well. Your brain eats too.
