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Every film, connected. Pick a title and everything related surrounds it, each tile saying why it's there. A remote-first film map, native on Vega OS.
A living-room learning game for kids, played entirely with the Fire TV remote.
A privacy-first caregiving agent that learns an older adult's daily rhythm from Ring sensors, asks her first when something's off, and tells family only with the evidence.
A simulated Alexa+ concierge that safely searches, holds, confirms, changes, and coordinates restaurant, salon, and hotel reservations through one self-hosted MCP server.
Chef Naomi from Recipai generates a complete recipe with ingredients, step-by-step instructions, timing, and chef's tips, scaled precisely for your serving size.
A Fire TV Stick and the teacher's phone turn any classroom projector into a touch wall for about $75, with no internet. Kids answer by pointing; lessons for ages 4–15, made with AI.
An ambient Fire TV experience on Vega OS that adapts playback to room presence, viewer attention, and hand gestures using on-device computer vision.
Bring your event to life with a shared photo wall. Guests send, the host approves, and the room looks up. Self-hosted, open source, native on Vega Fire TV.
Say or sketch a basketball play on your phone; the TV animates it beat by beat for the kids, explains the read, and re-plans when the defence switches. Alexa+ add-on via MCP.
MoveQuest uses your phone as a camera while Fire TV recognizes poses and gestures on-device to power family games and guided workouts without uploading video to the cloud.
See your campus come alive — discover campus events through location-based photos and AI-powered event insights.
Navigating with a TV remote can be tedious. Using only your voice, you can find any show you want to watch and adjust your viewing experience however you wish.
Your always-on brand radar for Series A–C growth teams.
Your wand is already in your pocket. WandDuels turns your phone into a wand for 1v1 wizard duels on Fire TV: draw a gesture, cast a spell. No expensive controllers to buy, just scan and play!
Audio description for films that have none. Qwen3-VL on Amazon Bedrock describes each shot, Polly speaks it between the lines, and Fire TV's own audio menu turns it on.
Your body is the controller. The phone you already own becomes your Fire TV's camera: play, work out and do yoga with the family, by moving. No gamepad, nothing to buy.
One farm. Two phones. Half the story each. A cooperative farming game where private clues turn escaped sheep, broken machinery and harvest deadlines into teamwork.
Autonomous cross-surface physical security orchestrator bridging Ring telemetry, Alexa+ Agentic Reasoning, and Fire TV 10-foot Ambient HUDs.
A Fire TV app for kids patching a lazy eye: their show plays only while the phone camera sees the patch, and pauses the moment it comes off. Parents get real minutes worn.
A smart assistant that uses camera vision and TV screens to help you track household items and get helpful home alerts.
One TV. Everyone’s phone. One pick.
AI-enhanced viewing for free TV apps on Vega OS. Shot and speech detection place ad breaks between lines. A local vision model leaves out ads that do not fit the scene. Loud ads are turned down
News without the fluff
Courier scams need two steps: a scary call, then someone at the door. Kinwise connects them, but only with Asha's say-so: her TV pauses her gently, says why, and one press calls her daughter.
