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Find anything by ear. Echora plays a sound from exactly where your object is.
Bring your phone into spatial reality. Mirror, connect, and interact with your mobile world seamlessly from your headset.
Snappy is a frictionless scanner app that lets students snap photos of all their handouts so they never lose them. It uses AI to automatically scan and categorize them, for easy access whenever!
When campus Wi-Fi drops, help may still be nearby. Onya lets you discover a willing volunteer, request a connection, and chat directly over Bluetooth after they accept.
Reviri doesn’t shame you for wasting food. It remembers what you have, helps you use it, and makes your next grocery trip smarter. Use what’s there. Buy what’s missing. Waste less.
Sell food you won’t use, buy groceries for less, and keep track of what’s fresh
Focus, or forfeit the break.
Planning group trips sucks. Scout is the AI travel agent that works out of your group chat. It learns your group's interests, finds top-rated experiences, and lets you book it all in one go.
Big Red Bear io: a community-building game where you compete against friends to "eat" your way across campus and grow from cub to Big Red Bear. Try to be the largest bear before time runs out.
Room scanning normally needs a LiDAR iPhone. GhostMap works on any of them. Trace where the walls meet the floor and get doors and furniture as measurements you can edit.
A chest-worn iPhone guide that helps blind and low-vision people feel the path ahead, understand what's in front of them, and move with confidence.
Applying Changes to Make Spaces Safer From Tremors
Quietside is a navigation app that finds the calmest, least-stimulating route for people who are overwhelmed by noise, crowds, traffic and flashing lights.
Divvy is a grocery app for shared households. Take a photo of your receipt, and Divvy figures out who each item belongs to, splits the cost, and updates everyone's balances.
Nobody teaches students what to do in the first five minutes of a medical emergency — FirstFive does, overlaying life-saving AR guidance directly onto the person in front of them.
Rehearse high-stakes conversations with a simulated audience before the real moment.
Save games from any clip, rank them head-to-head style, and never miss a release date. An 8-bit arcade shelf for your game library, with Steam import and share-to-save.
Next Gen Award entry. Double-tap the Apple logo on the back of your iPhone: TapReply reads any chat and writes the right reply. Built by a student, powered by RevenueCat.
A secure native iPhone and iPad command center for Hetzner infrastructure, with read-only-first access, guarded administration, live monitoring, Demo Mode, and RevenueCat-powered subscriptions.
Explore Caribbean history through sourced stories, timelines, maps, quizzes and connected places, with a premium learning experience powered by RevenueCat.
Vizea turns your goals into a vision board. Pick what matters to you get a beautiful photo for goals and keep the board in sight as a wallpaper or Screen widget. Daily affirmations keeps you motivated
Getting up is easier when someone’s counting on you. Riser gamifies accountability for chronic snoozers: beat a quick mission to silence your alarm, and grow a cozy island with your wake-up buddy 🌱
A separate hackathon experiment built on the free, open-source EffectDeck audio effects rack, testing a RevenueCat subscription. EffectDeck itself stays free.
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.
