Because a concert or a long drive is no fun when you can't sing along.
Lyrical listens to what's playing and shows the lyrics on AI glasses, AR/XR headsets, your car, or Apple Vision Pro. At concerts, the artist's team can run the lyrics live for the whole crowd. Free for everyone in the room.
- Available
- App Store · Google Play · free
- Surfaces
- AI glasses · AR/XR · Car · Vision Pro · Web
- Concerts
- Free · synced live with the artist
- Access
- Live captions for deaf and hard-of-hearing fans
- Pro
- $4.99/mo · $49.99/yr · translation, XR projection, exports
Zurich · MMXXVI
The good half of every fitness app in one app, and it writes back.
Most fitness apps read your data and keep their own copy. NAFA reads and writes: log a lift, a meal or a weigh-in here and it lands in HealthKit too, so there is one place to manage instead of four apps each owning a slice. The coach remembers across sessions, and every recommendation shows the numbers behind it, so you can argue with it.
- Available
- App Store
- Data
- Read and write · Training · Food · Body · HealthKit
- Coach
- Follows up across sessions
- Body
- Photo-based composition tracking
- Method
- Every recommendation shows its numbers
A ten-year-old does not need to watch a thirty-five-year-old taste every jelly bean at once.
A native player for a feed you build yourself. The algorithm is gone, and so is the autoplay into whatever YouTube thinks should come next. It pairs to a family iPad in about a minute. You keep the channel list, the daily limits and the Shorts switch on a web dashboard.
- Available
- App Store · free
- Feed
- Only the channels you picked
- Player
- The video ends and that is the end
- Controls
- Daily and per-channel limits, Shorts switch
- Data
- No ads, and we sell nothing
Tesla's podcast player takes any RSS feed, except the ones you pay for.
Paste a free feed into the Tesla player and it works. Paste the private URL from a subscription you already pay for and it doesn't. Roadcast runs in the car's own browser and plays that one too, Patreon and Supercast included. There is nothing to install.
- Available
- roadcast.me · in the car browser
- Surfaces
- Tesla · any car with a browser
- Feeds
- Any RSS URL, paid and private ones included
- Install
- None · it's a website
roadcast.me→005
Time Sloths
In developmentA summer holiday is a hundred days long, and “don’t know what to do” is not a plan.
Parents set the budgets: iPad capped at an hour, reading and sport with a floor under them. The kid drags those into ten-minute blocks until the day works, then ticks them off. Nobody argues about the iPad at four in the afternoon, because the kid already decided when it happens. Turns out kids plan a day quite well when the day is theirs.
- Status
- In development · not released
- Surfaces
- iPad · iPhone · Web
- Parents
- A floor and a ceiling per activity
- Kids
- Ten-minute blocks · they choose the order
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Boxing Stash
In developmentDecluttering is a caching problem, so we solved it like one.
Every house is already a cache hierarchy: the kitchen drawer is L1, the hall cupboard L2, the cellar L3, the crate you open once a decade L4. Boxing Stash is the index. Every box gets a code, every thing gets a box, and search returns the object and the shelf it sits on. When a shelf fills up something has to move down a level, which is also how caching works.
- Status
- In development · not released
- Surfaces
- Web · home screen on iOS
- Storage
- Everything stays on the device
- Tiers
- L1 drawer · L2 cupboard · L3 cellar · L4 crate
In the workshop
