Captures QR attendance for events, classes, and teams; stores data locally during outages and turns it into reports later.
Who is it for?
Schools, clubs, event teams, and small organizations.
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Captures QR attendance for events, classes, and teams; stores data locally during outages and turns it into reports later.
Who is it for?
Schools, clubs, event teams, and small organizations.
Brings SEO, pricing, inventory, and campaign decisions into one dashboard with the Alfred AI assistant.
Who is it for?
E-commerce managers, small stores, and teams looking for a SaaS dashboard experience.
Tracks brand, topic, and campaign conversations and turns sentiment shifts into readable dashboards.
Who is it for?
Marketing teams, agencies, and brand managers.
Makes page structure, metadata quality, and internal link graphs readable for technical teams.
Who is it for?
SEO specialists, developers, and content operations teams.
Designs a restaurant's customer experience, QR menu, and operator dashboard as one product family.
Who is it for?
Restaurants, cafes, and teams building QR menu products.
Lets users visually connect generative AI workflows with their own API keys.
Who is it for?
AI builders, creators, and teams prototyping workflows.
Combines providers like OpenAI, Stability, Runway, and Replicate with credits, gallery, and auth in one studio.
Who is it for?
Creators, designers, and developers prototyping AI products.
Offers an Excel-like web experience for editing small datasets without heavy desktop tools.
Who is it for?
Operations teams, students, and data-heavy users.
Automates course material tracking and simplifies downloading, archiving, and update checks.
Who is it for?
ITU students and users who regularly track course files.
Combines a student-only social feed, Discord-style communities, and a LinkedIn-style career universe in one app, with social and career content kept separate.
Who is it for?
University students, clubs, project teams, and campus startups.
Combines Oxford word lists, IPA, TTS, quizzes, and a personal Word Bank in a mobile flow.
Who is it for?
English learners and users who want mobile practice.
A lightweight web app focused on turning scattered ideas into organized notes and actions.
Who is it for?
Students, independent creators, and daily planners.
An education product prototype for tracking courses, students, or content flows through a dashboard.
Who is it for?
Education startups, course teams, and student tracking systems.
A starter that combines OAuth, GraphQL, Prisma, and AI-powered customer support flows.
Who is it for?
ikas app developers and teams building AI-powered e-commerce tools.
A corporate web project for a law office that highlights trust, service areas, and fast contact.
Who is it for?
Law firms and service-focused corporate websites.
Moves product, stock, and operations tracking for cafes into a readable dashboard.
Who is it for?
Cafes, small businesses, and inventory teams.
Supports educational competition prep with mobile question solving, feedback, and review.
Who is it for?
Students and quiz competition participants.
Combines services, products, trust, and contact actions in a conversion-focused landing page.
Who is it for?
Local service businesses and HVAC dealers.
Combines digital application, form summary, PDF generation, and responsive design in one foundation site.
Who is it for?
Foundations, education institutions, and organizations collecting applications.
Presents team identity, event announcements, and project showcases in a modern landing experience.
Who is it for?
Student clubs, project teams, and event groups.
A second concept for the same community need with a different hierarchy and interface rhythm.
Who is it for?
Communities and web projects exploring design variants.
An academic project focused on collecting, processing, and preparing data for analysis.
Who is it for?
Data engineering students and people looking for pipeline examples.
An experimental project for rapidly testing AI tools and automation ideas.
Who is it for?
Developers interested in AI prototypes and experiments.
Visualizes data to make patterns, comparisons, and insights understandable.
Who is it for?
Students learning data analysis and people building visual reports.
Approaches image-to-text captioning at the intersection of computer vision and NLP.
Who is it for?
AI students, CV/NLP learners, and accessibility-focused teams.
A notebook project focused on learning and repeating Pandas operations through sample data flows.
Who is it for?
Students learning Python and Pandas.
A term project for practicing basic web development, CSS layout, and game logic.
Who is it for?
Students starting web development.
Applies Python programming and AI basics in an academic project format.
Who is it for?
Students learning Python and AI fundamentals.