Apps for everyday life

Measures how loud each of you gets during a hard conversation, never what is said, and calls a cool-off before things boil over.

• No audio recorded, nothing uploaded
• Loud alarm with flashlight and vibration when things boil over
• Shows who got loud, when, and who cooled down first
• Installs to your home screen and works offline

Hear a song, find it on the harmonium. Vaaja listens, shows the swaras, and drills each line phrase by phrase until it sticks.

• Note detection runs on your device
• Works with recordings that include tabla
• Tutor mode, one phrase at a time
• Tanpura, harmonium and tabla backing

Listen to kirtan, find the shabad in BaniDB, and follow along as each line is sung.

• Gurmukhi with transliteration and translation
• Highlights the line being sung
• Type a few first letters when the mic can't catch it
• Best in Chrome or Safari

For days when starting is the hard part: one question to begin, then the study technique each topic needs, clinical algorithms and spaced review.

• Original Step 1 and Step 2 CK practice questions
• Clickable dysphagia and jaundice algorithms
• Look-alike clusters and a linked concept index
• Spaced review on days 1, 3, 7, 16 and 35

One place for the two of you on one phone: ask for help, share recurring chores, write down decisions and repair hurts before they pile up.

• Set up with your two names, or explore a sample couple
• Edit or delete anything you add
• Pets, kids, renewals and shared lists
• Everything stays on this phone; nothing is sent

One shared space for a couple: ask for help, share the load, and repair hurts before they pile up.

• Both partners sign up and link with an invite
• Help board, recurring tasks and load split
• Private answers are never shown to your partner
• No ads or trackers

Beta: there's no password reset yet, so keep your password somewhere safe.

Type the heated version. The Ask rewrites it into one calm, specific request, and nothing goes anywhere until you approve it.

• Gentle, direct or brief versions
• Turns a vague complaint into one clear ask
• Opens your phone's Messages with the approved text
• A build-it-yourself mode that needs no AI

Your draft is sent to Anthropic's Claude to rewrite it. Free daily limits apply.

Snap a messy room. Room Reset shows a realistic after photo, then walks you through the cleanup one decided step at a time.

• A realistic after photo of your own room
• Exact how-to steps, with no 'sort it later' boxes
• A plan for the suitcases, boxes and bins you have
• Up to 4 rooms, 3 photos each

Photos go to Anthropic and OpenAI to make the plan and the after photo. Free daily limits apply.