Organize photos into timeline-based albums for easy memory management. Automatically detect and remove duplicate, blurry, or unusable images. Identify large video files for space optimization.
Locate personal using AirTag or compatible devices. View on a map with directions and play a sound to help them nearby. Receive notifications when an item is found or when separation occurs.
Take photos with a customizable interval . Adjust angles manually or set the device to capture automatically. Edit images with basic tools and export for social media, messaging, or dating profiles.
Analyze eye by taking a photo in natural light. Identify percentages and shades. Share results or compare with others. Find products matching specific eye colors and shades.
Manage team activities and track voter interactions. Search for voters online or in person. Collect data during canvassing efforts. Build relationships through direct engagement. Organize events and manage campaign workflows.
Citizen scientists detect invasive species arrival.
The Invaders of Texas Citizen Science program collects species observations from volunteers. Volunteers use a kit to detect and report invasive plant species in their local areas.
The app allows users to access their N-central server from an iPhone or iPad. Users can acknowledge issues, add notes, view device details, and monitor automation tasks, scripts, and software pushes.