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ChatSpin turns Twitch chat into an interactive Q&A show: AI groups and translates questions, a live wheel gives viewers a turn, and approved answers help latecomers catch up.
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A roguelike, language learning pronunciation game.
Don't journal alone! Explore the philosophy of your ideas to find your people.
Tilt to run, yank to steal. A phone-motion party game where 2–8 friends fight over one crown on a shared big screen. Scan a QR code: no app, no controllers.
Hearth rebuilds your cultural home in a new city. Tell it the places, music and food you love; it finds real equivalents via Qloo's Taste API and builds a 30-day plan to feel at home.
Documents look funi? Save your muni!
Turning community, infrastructure, and energy data into actionable intelligence: identifying who supports the grid, who needs outage support, and where distributed energy resources matter most.
Find out if a skincare product works on your skin before the return window closes: a measured trial with YouCam AI Skin Analysis, one result per claim.
AEGIS predicts cyberattacks before they happen. A 7-phase AI pipeline monitors live traffic, scores risk every minute, and autonomously executes defense — validated across 15 real datasets.
Melos brings together students by turning Spotify profiles into personalized one-on-one outings. Get matched with students at your school who share your taste, find a show nearby, and go together.
Your goals first, then a money plan you can start today. Sprout explains every number and hands you to an FNB banker who already knows your goals.
Every kilo of plastic paid once, claimed once: instant pay for waste pickers and recycling credits that only one brand can claim.
Relay turns Toronto offices into recurring laptop donors for Free Geek Toronto, growing its main revenue with verified data wiping and a QR passport for every device.
You’re a planet. Tilt to roll, shake to attack, bump your friends out of orbit. 4–8 players, phones only.
When a factory runs late, Landed finds the best fix, and with one click it re-plans the shipment, pays the supplier through PayPal and tells your customers.
Moves a baseball club's promotion nights to the dates that add the most fans, then finds family theme nights, sponsors and food partners its town and fans love, using Qloo.
Should your indie game dodge GTA VI? Quiet Week uses Qloo's taste data to measure whether the big release next to yours shares your players, week by week, games and films.
Paste a confusing assignment and get one tiny first step, which shrinks every time you feel stuck.
Orelia turns a rare-disease diagnosis into appointments: AI agents find the right experts, then one persistent agent per resource emails, calls and applies for you. Nothing goes out without your OK.
Tell Wondr when you’re free and your mood. Our AI agent plans a day of real places, books what needs booking, syncs your calendar, and reveals each stop one at a time.
a network of phones that referee casual sports to settle close calls
Docket is New York Times Games for civics: daily puzzles from real bills in Congress, your state and city. Vote on bills, spot fakes, guess the margins, and see how your reps and friends voted.
Every attacker leaves a trail! Breadcrumbs traps real hackers in a fake server, unmasks the AI agents among them, and shows every intrusion live as creatures marching across a 3D globe.
