ZIKORY: Stories Attached to Things
ZIKORY lets people attach private digital stories, photographs, and voice recordings to meaningful physical objects through secure QR links.
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ZIKORY lets people attach private digital stories, photographs, and voice recordings to meaningful physical objects through secure QR links.
An independent guide to live music, historic halls, bars, and late nights in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill.
A league-management platform for darts clubs, covering fixtures, rosters, live scoring, competitions, statistics, and finances.
A beta macOS app that uses a crew of AI agents to research, plan, code, test, visually review, and package complete iOS apps from a plain-language idea.
A Korean-language low-poly browser game where players walk through a cozy forest, farm, fish, build, cook, decorate a home, and complete resident quests.
A Chilean monthly subscription that sends fictional family letters, postcards, archival pieces, stickers, and collectible art through the mail.
Dayclue searches a Google Calendar by people, places, projects, or words from event notes to recover a half-remembered moment.
A news-analysis site that compares how Indian outlets frame the same stories across the political spectrum.
A teacher-facing tool for turning Chinese text into interactive readings with aligned pinyin, contextual English meanings, and read-aloud support.
A training and research platform that uses lottery drawings, image pools, and shared schedules to measure remote-viewing and ESP sessions over time.
A V2G infrastructure company that helps marinas, boatyards, campgrounds, RV resorts, and waterfront condos turn parked electric vessels and recreational vehicles into dispatchable grid assets.
A paid coaching system that tracks X's published ranking code, scores drafts, and suggests how to improve their chances of being seen.
A Japanese tracker for Gunpla release dates, restocks, Gundam Base surprise drops, Premium Bandai updates, and personal lists of kits owned, wanted, or completed.
A purported venture fund offering $50–250 advances to AI agents, repaid through capped revenue shares from USDC or fiat inflows.
A photography community where people share RAW files, edit the same scene, and vote on the resulting versions.
TapTap watches selected Slack channels for unanswered mentions and privately reminds the person who owes a reply during their own working hours.
A Korean online-learning platform that layers interactive simulations and widgets over video lessons.
An open-source, Taproot-only Bitcoin wallet for iPhone that watches relay traffic and matches compact block filters on-device.
A forthcoming app for finding quirky independent cafes while excluding chains, landmarks, and already-famous coffee shops.
A diocesan credential system for verifying a priest’s standing, approving visits, and managing celebrant records.
A workflow for Georgia childcare centers that generates weekly lesson plans with GELDS codes and carries a child’s key information from room to room.
Chair checks in with you over WhatsApp each morning and evening, records your commitments, and brings a real person into a weekly review.
A husband- and father-first publication about mindset, habits, marriage, and the private work of family life.
Impriko connects uploaded 3D models with nearby Canadian workshops that can print and deliver them.