Step Lightly
Sneak through a dark ranch house where every footstep lights your way and alerts a monster
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Fooda
Fooda, created by 8-year-old CEO Vrishank, scans food for taste, nutrition, and ratings to make the Vish Score—his fun, smart way to help everyone eat healthy and yummy!
id="app-details-left"> fooda website fooda website fooda website fooda website fooda website fooda website fooda website insperation The story behind Fooda began with Vrishank Joshi, an incredibly bright and determined 8-year-old with a deep passion for both technology and food. From a young age, Vrishank noticed how confusing it can be for people to decide what foods are truly good for them. While there are plenty of apps out there, most focus on only one part of the problem—counting calories or listing nutrition facts, but they don’t really tell you if the food tastes good or what other…
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Chanclazo
Dodge incoming attacks and survive as long as you can in a comic 3D arena.
Crazy Cat Cafe
Run a cozy cat cafe while the cats keep knocking your mugs off the counter
Wayward Judgment Run
Run a route where each life you take comes back to judge you in Purgatory.
FLOORED (BETA) — 首都高 Night Drive
Night driving through a procedurally generated Japanese town and its elevated expressway. Sim-grade tire physics, dense AI traffic, rain, neon.
Klarbase — tiny isles, clever paths
A cozy puzzle game of floating isles. Play 24 hand-made isles, build your own, and share them.
CashStash by caprocket
A fast-paced web card game of asset stacking, high-stakes stealing, and game theory AI.
DeDT Platform
Open-source code of the DeDT project: a blockchain-powered decentralized Digital Twins platform (DAO collaboration, big data flows, IP-NFT fundraising, trustworthy predictive analytics). MSCA Fellowship, Masaryk University.
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