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The finance teammate for hackathon organizers. Finney tracks funds, checks what’s owed and loops you in when needed, with an open-source harness that tests better procedures using Harness²
Fish Market is a secure agentic marketplace where your AI buyer agent shops for PC parts and seller agents compete for the order in sealed rounds.
RESQ AI uses AI, real-time alerts, and smart evacuation planning to improve disaster response, coordinate emergency resources, and help save lives.
A flight simulator for culture: Claude agents rehearse your launch in a Qloo-built model of a real city, then write the launch kit and steer the campaign from real scans.
What if there were a way to revamp abandoned tracks, combine them with host railroads, and make our own cross-country high-speed rail?
Everyone automates the safe edit. Molt makes the dangerous one: the database, the dependency, the dead app. It proves the change can't break production on your real data, then ships it hands-off.
Lately turns your everyday moments into beautiful weekly recaps that keep your favorite people in the loop.
One sensor. Any container. The app decides what it means.
Mine Agent lets a team go from "I need an agent" to a monitored, deployed, enterprise-grade agent in under 15 minutes, and lets them borrow a proven agent from a marketplace instead of starting cold.
Less time on screens, more time with people
Build a custom personal assistant in minutes. Describe the goal, and Foundry sets up the necessary tools to create an AI agent to fulfill your goals.
A shopping cart that actually knows you and the store. Kart sees what you grab, handles checkout, guides you by voice, finds personalized deals, prevents overbuying, and makes every trip seamless.
The full-lifecycle platform for enterprise AI agents: build from shared parts, crash-test every deploy on throwaway copies of your data, then run, govern and roll back in one place.
Ferry is a third-party mobile checkout system for small app teams. Offer your users another way to pay, and keep more of every sale without building a payments system.
AI agents plan your event and pick the merchants; PayPal pays each one only on the terms you approved. Agents can ask to pay, but they can never move money.
Pick a molecule and it finds the enzyme chains that could build it, and tells you plainly when none can
A personal banking AI agent that proactively helps elders stay ahead of bills, spot unusual charges, and manage their money with confidence.
A platform where you can create, test, run and monitor AI agents without writing code. Every agent is a saved spec and one shared engine runs all of them.
Volunteer hours recorded as the event happens, from the organization's side. Claude turns paper sign-in sheets into a roster the coordinator confirms; anyone can verify the record.
Humline turns a short hummed melody into notes you can edit in a piano roll, play back with an instrument, and export as MIDI, right in your browser.
Autonomous quote-to-cash for a parts distributor: it prices RFQs with a profit-maximizing model, gets finance's OK by email, and rewrites its own workflow when overruled.
LORE is a social platform that uses AI to turn conversations into plans, shared memories, and stronger connections.
post-event finances, on autopilot
Orkis makes it easy for people and enterprise teams to launch and manage AI agents. Orkis configures the agents and coordinates their work, with each new agent reusing the setup you already have.
