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Point your phone at any screen and instantly see every actor on it—ranked by the role you actually know them from.
A spatial brainstorm canvas your coding agent can read and write over MCP. Braindump stickies, let the agent cluster them, and build straight from the board. Free locally, with live multiplayer boards in the cloud.
Snap the receipt, tap who had what, and Splitski does the math — tax and tip included. One-time price, no subscription, ever.
Snap a photo of any dog or cat and Pawdigree tells you the breed — with an honest confidence read instead of a confident guess.
One country, once a day. Guess by name and the map tells you warmer or colder — same target for everyone, share your emoji grid when you nail it.
Point your camera at anything overhead and AI tells you what it most likely is — balloon, drone, satellite, lens flare, or genuinely unidentified — with calibrated confidence.
Point a new domain at Vercel, run one command, and it handles Google Search Console and Bing for you — token, TXT record, property, sitemap. About 90 seconds instead of fifteen minutes of clicking.
A public, no-login tracker for the 2026 Andes hantavirus outbreak — official case data mirrored onto a map, news ingested automatically, a running timeline that updates throughout the day.
Click an element on your localhost page, type a note, and a companion server writes it straight into your repo where Claude Code or Cursor can read it. No screenshots, no copy-paste.
Six shapes, six colors, one tidy little tile game — and it lives right inside your iMessage conversations. Drag, match, send.
Snap a photo of a test, let AI mark it, review the marks, send. Built for teachers who'd rather not spend Sunday with a red pen. Live in beta now.
Paste a text, a screenshot, or a link and ScamScout tells you whether it's a scam — and why. The web version is live in beta now.
