An app with ready-to-use templates for everyday tasks — presentations, social posts, documents, simple designs — but without the complexity of tools like Canva.

An app that lets you search through your screenshots like you search on Google. Here you can just type: “that pancake recipe I saved once” or “conversation about the apartment in Warsaw” or even “that meme with a dog in glasses”, and it finds it across all your screenshots. The app understands what’s inside the image — text, objects, context — and automatically organizes everything into categories like recipes, travel, documents, work, ideas, shopping.

NOT ANOTHER POMODORO APP. A task management tool designed specifically for ADHD users, focusing on energy, motivation, and context instead of rigid time blocks. It adapts task suggestions based on mental state and helps reduce overwhelm through flexible, dopamine-friendly workflows.

A tool focused on generating high-performing hooks for content. It uses patterns from viral content to suggest attention-grabbing openings tailored to your topic.

Builds routines that adapt to your real behavior instead of forcing rigid habits. It evolves based on your consistency, energy, and preferences.

An app that makes lectures (or any long videos) actually comfortable to watch. This app analyzes: what the speaker is saying/ what’s happening on the screen (slides, visuals) And then speeds up when the content is simple or not essential / slows down when things get complex (formulas, definitions, key explanations) For example: the lecturer spends 3 minutes telling a random story → the video plays at 2x then switches to a complex slide → the app slows down or even pauses slightly to let you process it

A centralized study platform that organizes all your learning materials and transforms them into active learning tools. It generates quizzes, answers questions based on your actual materials, and adapts to what you’ve studied.

Automatically turns messy meeting recordings into clear, structured outputs. It detects speakers, extracts decisions, and assigns action items to specific people, helping teams skip manual note-taking and move straight to execution.

A personal reading system where users store books, notes, highlights, and insights. It helps turn passive reading into structured knowledge and suggests new books based on your thinking patterns.

A research companion that finds relevant academic sources, summarizes key insights, and organizes them into a usable structure for papers or reports. It focuses on real sources rather than generic AI answers.

A tool that monitors emerging trends across platforms and instantly translates them into actionable content ideas tailored to your niche. Instead of just showing trends, it suggests formats, hooks, and angles you can use immediately.

A hybrid finance tool that combines personal expense tracking with group bill splitting. It syncs everything into a single balance view, allowing users to manage their own budget while seamlessly splitting shared expenses without manual input.

A personal finance assistant that doesn’t just track spending but actively guides users toward better financial habits. It analyzes income, expenses, and patterns to suggest realistic saving strategies and optimizations tailored to your lifestyle.

An app designed for photographers to quickly import, review, select, and organize large batches of images right after a shoot.

An app that automatically records, transcribes, and summarizes your meetings without joining calls as a visible bot. Unlike typical meeting assistants, it works in the background across Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams, so your calls stay clean and uninterrupted. It’s designed with privacy in mind — audio is deleted after transcription, and all data is securely stored on EU servers.

A weather app that gives hyper-local, real-time forecasts and turns them into practical insights you can use throughout your day. It connects with your calendar and sends smart suggestions like when to bring an umbrella or plan around changing conditions.

A basic, lightweight drawing app for quick edits, annotations, and simple visuals. This app would be minimal and fast, opening instantly and letting you draw or edit without any setup. For example: you take a screenshot → open it → circle something, add arrows or text → send it right away.

An app for managing code changes using Subversion (SVN), for developers who still rely on it in their workflows. For example: you’re working on an older project that uses SVN → instead of using terminal commands, you can manage everything visually in one place.

Transforms one piece of content into multiple formats across platforms. It helps creators maximize reach without creating everything from scratch.

A tool for founders and marketers to understand how their brand shows up inside AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and others. It simulates real prompts, tracks mentions, analyzes positioning vs competitors, and suggests how to improve visibility in AI-generated answers.

A privacy intelligence tool that analyzes how you appear across the internet and AI models. It aggregates publicly available data, profiles, mentions, and inferred attributes to show what companies and LLMs “know” about you, then provides clear steps to remove, hide, or improve that digital footprint.

Sometimes you just need to write something down fast, like an idea, a reminder, a short to-do, without breaking your flow. This app lives as a widget, so you can instantly jot things down and keep important notes always visible.

An app that lets you lock specific apps on your Mac with a password or biometric protection. Sometimes you share your laptop with others, or just want extra privacy for certain apps like: messages, notes, password managers, or work tools. Instead of locking your whole device, you can choose exactly which apps need protection.