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Fitness workout app built around the Big 3 lifts. Powered by Apple Intelligence and a ground breaking AI chat for logging workouts, tracking and coaching. Suitable for lifters at any level!
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 separate hackathon experiment built on the free, open-source EffectDeck audio effects rack, testing a RevenueCat subscription. EffectDeck itself stays free.
A digital notebook that feels like paper, for iPad and Apple Pencil: circle your own handwriting and an otter explains it, right next to your note. No more switching apps.
Keep the meal you love. Find one practical addition that fits your time, preferences and ingredients, without calorie counting or restrictive meal plans.
Understand the timing and context behind career, relationship, and life decisions, with personalized guidance grounded in computed astronomical cycles.
One shared record for your baby's daily care and health—from feeds and sleep to vaccinations, medications, growth and doctor visits. Keep caregivers aligned and arrive at appointments prepared.
Turn simple doodles into glowing artwork. Draw with light on iPhone and iPad, replay every stroke, and share the result as a photo or video.
Small chick. Big balls. A character-driven arcade adventure with free retries, earned progression, and RevenueCat-powered world access.
Press record. Press stop. A structured note — not a summary — lands in your own Obsidian vault. Transcribed on-device; pay only for the notes you make.
Squish, click and flick. Three free jelly fidget toys with responsive sound and haptics, playful achievements and colours you can make your own.
The world isn't built by tech companies. The world isn't built by apps. The world is built by families.And for families to succeed, they need to be organized.
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.
Split bills, track loans and settle up with friends. Paybak keeps the ledger, sends the reminders and does the math, so you never have the awkward money talk again.
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.
You feed your body well. Your brain eats too.
Layer your own voice into a video that actually stays in sync. Multitrack a cappella on iPhone: sing every part yourself, duet over any video, and let the app measure your lag.
Your birth sky, played live on physically modeled singing bowls you can hear and feel.
Turn photos of a used item into a priced listing you can edit and share.
Your Human Design bodygraph and your full birth chart, computed to the degree and read to you as one portrait, in plain English.
Fly further than you scroll
In 2026, coding is not just a skill but a necessity for almost every professional role. MOAT doesn't just teach you code, but shows how it's relevant to you.
Scan your notes. QuestLab turns what you're studying into a playable learning world with quests, boss battles, mastery tracking, and RevenueCat-powered Pro worlds.
