Dozehound, Calm TV for Dogs
An Apple TV channel designed to keep dogs company with slow visuals and uninterrupted, non-startling sound while their owners are away.
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An Apple TV channel designed to keep dogs company with slow visuals and uninterrupted, non-startling sound while their owners are away.
A space-infrastructure venture offering shared satellites for hosted hardware payloads and software workloads.
An AI invoice-automation tool for independent and municipal golf courses, handling everything from photographed paperwork to handwritten GL codes.
A San Diego semester program sends small student teams into local businesses to map one process and ship one working system.
A surreal visual-fiction project about AI-generated cleaning films, fictional chemistry, real household products, and an official “Toilet Shirt.”
Gambrel lets homeowners book plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and other trade services from real open windows on a local company’s schedule.
A traveler-written guide to Kerala’s backwaters, tea gardens, spice trails, and rainforest, organized as an atlas of destinations and field dispatches.
A browser-based workspace for recording AI contributions, human review, disclosure decisions, and final approval before a campaign is published.
An iPhone alarm that requires movement to stop, then blocks chosen apps for the first 90 minutes of the morning.
A proposed solidarity fund that would organize financial support for Rwandan diaspora families in Switzerland after a death.
An unofficial bilingual digital portrait of Hainan Middle School, combining its history, academic directions, campus life, and a conceptual 3D campus map.
A Taiwanese painter’s portfolio of lions, cats, big cats, and empty-but-inhabited city scenes.
A transparent test build for marking important moments in sailboat-race livestreams and turning them into a faster post-race debrief.
A code-first runtime for building event-driven applications with durable state, event-time handling, elastic compute, and direct model or tool calls.
A Tegucigalpa club gathering women who already smoke cigars for twelve private, application-based meetings each year.
A legal-research product that lets lawyers search judges' past rulings with natural-language questions and structured filters.
A maritime cybersecurity service that protects yacht navigation, satcom, propulsion, crew, and guest networks.
A Japanese indie creator's personal site collecting free browser games, works in progress, drawings, activity notes, and links to their other outposts.
A dedicated tablet transcribes speech in real time, labels speakers, and works without an internet connection.
Kalop offers live captions and translated text for events, with attendees scanning a QR code to follow along in their chosen language.
An independent phone-longevity guide that weighs software support, battery wear, repair reality and used-market risk before you replace or buy a device.
A school-transport accountability workspace that records handoffs, sends family updates, assigns exceptions, and preserves an auditable route history.
A browser-based peer-to-peer file transfer tool that pairs devices through QR codes or six-digit rooms.
LinkCart takes a recipe link, video, photo, or plain-language craving and turns it into a grocery list matched to products at a Kroger store.