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One text from your phone. Alfred AI runs it across every PC you own: signs you up, sends your emails, fetches files from home, and reports back. Every device, all connected by one text or voice note.
A career navigator built for iMessage: Atlanta lot workers and techs get a personalized next step in auto service, with links to checked training sources, and no made-up pay, jobs, or promises.
On Flat Earth, no one dared build a plane, until Unc Industries decided to do it, ignoring stupid things like "safety" and "intelligence" to have fun!
Say It First bridges communication gaps by helping neurodivergent and neurotypical people understand each other’s perspectives, subtext, and intent.
A spline-based editor turning visual art into spatial sound for the blind.
A cozy pixel village where you learn English, Turkish or Spanish by speaking out loud to villagers who answer with real voices and remember you.
An AI-powered early warning system using Presage and Gemini to detect abnormal biometrics in people with bipolar disorder and alert users, families, and psychiatrists to encourage early intervention.
Text one number. Avatar finds the right person, learns your org from every reply, and gets the request done.
A personal finance assistant you can text! It connects to your bank, watches where you spend, and messages you student discounts at the stores you already shop at.
Signal Watch reads every SEC filing, proves every claim, writes the credit memo, then argues against it, so lenders catch the warning signs before they lend a dollar.
Hushmate lets housemates share quiet hours and nudge each other anonymously when it gets loud. The app delivers the reminder, so nobody has to deal with the awkwardness.
Kalshi is a prediction market that allows anyone to bet on the outcome of certain events. These events can tell you a lot about public perception, making it a great tool to evaluate your portfolio.
Have you ever wanted to turn your Github repos into album covers, mood profiles, and a Rhythm game? No...? Well, you're in luck because that is exactly what we built!
An iMessage agent that turns your receipts into recall checks: it saves what you bought and verifies the exact affected model against official CPSC notices.
Synesthesia uses AI to transform photos, locations, and real-world experiences into personalized music playlists, connecting users with the sounds, places, and memories that shape their lives.
Crowd-crush early warning from the cameras a venue already has, in real people per square metre.
TrustGate verifies AI-generated code against real evidence and blocks what can't be trusted — right inside your IDE.
Turn any idea into a stock basket weighted by live Polymarket odds, voted on by 5 AI agents that are graded on their own track record.
A shared treasury where groups manage money together: an AI Treasurer explains, members approve, PayPal moves the money, and a tamper-evident ledger keeps the record intact.
Google Maps finds the fastest way. NorthStar finds the way you’ll actually get there safely. We score every Bay Area block for how you travel and when, then reroute around danger in seconds.
Predict, detect, report, respond. One system that sees campus floods coming and gets every student, including those who can’t read a map, to safety.
Plataforma de Monitoreo para un Sistema de Alarma Temprana
Doubt goes in. Answers come out.
Among Us, but your pulse can't lie. Webcams read everyone's real heart rate live during meetings; accuse someone and watch their BPM react.
