
"Want to get there as quickly as possible, even on your first visit?" The ultimate last-mile map that solves the frustrations of inadequate free maps and overpriced residential map apps.

"Want to get there as quickly as possible, even on your first visit?" The ultimate last-mile map that solves the frustrations of inadequate free maps and overpriced residential map apps.

Elevate Your Manager Skills Instantly! Count Basketball puts pro-level tracking right in your hands. Track points, fouls, and assists effortlessly.

Touches plain HTML and CSS could never deliver, built without a server or a database. Open it and the goalposts in the background photo stand up; a conversion kick sails over the bar, which snaps into place as the headline's underline. A moving border line dissolves — the site's way of saying border-less. One swipe turns one full screen; tap the plane for a tilted map circling every class venue from the air. The existing Instagram and WordPress feed straight into the new interface.

Geo XY Pointer is a high-speed coordinate tracking tool built for field professionals. It instantly displays exact coordinates.

Know when and where satellite geometry (DOP) is good before you go. Plan RTK/PPK survey, drone and GIS sessions on a time-travel DOP map — fully offline.

Turn site "Moments" into organized "Records" instantly. Automates file naming, folder sorting, and tagging the moment you snap the shutter.

The biggest tragedy in photogrammetry is returning to the office only to find that your 3D model failed because the photos didn't overlap enough.

Predicts high/low and spring/neap tides fully offline from official harmonic constants, and overlays sea temperature, currents, waves and chlorophyll-a on the map — the whole marine picture in a single map pin for fishing, fisheries and marine work.

No wiring work required. Even from far away, you can detect bell presses through email alerts or webhook services such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Discord. A simple chime for customers and family alike.

Simulates the sun path and shadow direction on a map for a specific place and date.

Point the camera to sample any real-world color as HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK plus the nearest color name and Munsell notation, with complementary and harmony palettes. Save each color with a location-marked photo and note in folders — fully offline and instant.

Geoid Altimeter is an elevation tracking tool built for field professionals. It applies geoid models to the standard smartphone GPS altitude.

Compare the official JMA forecast and multiple numerical models (GFS, MET Norway, Apple) side by side to spot risk from model disagreement and make on-site Go/No-Go calls fast, with CSV evidence export for clients and contractors.

Turns an iPhone or iPad into a rugged stock scanner that keeps working with no signal at all. Scan barcodes and QR codes back to back, tally quantities entirely offline, and export the result as CSV for your inventory system — built for warehouses, basements and vehicles.

QR Wait Mini is the ultimate lightweight waitlist and paging system. Replace expensive physical pagers with a simple digital solution.

Point the camera down the street and house numbers appear in AR on the buildings themselves. No more looking from map to street and back — the address you need is pinned to the actual door, for deliveries, visits and inspections.

Work out miter and bevel angles for material with real thickness, right on site. Enter the dimensions you know and the rest is solved automatically — edge lengths, miter and saw angles, area and paint volume — then print a true 1:1 PDF template you can cut straight from.

Paste a list of terms and instantly build a flashcard deck with auto-fetched definitions, translations, and pronunciations across 12 languages. SRS spaced repetition and text-to-speech let you skip the prep and focus on memorizing.

Count Rugby puts pro-level tracking right in your hands. Track tries, conversions, and penalty goals effortlessly.

Not even operators can see inside. A secure file transfer app that self-destructs in 5 days for those who value safety.

Capture photos, video and audio into an encrypted, on-device gallery built for NDA and client-confidential work. Nothing syncs to iCloud or your photo library; Face ID is required to view, and each item is deleted when its retention timer expires.

Calculate measurement uncertainty the GUM (ISO/IEC Guide 98-3) way. Evaluate each input quantity as Type A or Type B, apply sensitivity coefficients, and get the combined standard and expanded uncertainty (k=2) with a budget table you can attach straight to a calibration certificate or test report. Built for calibration, ISO/IEC 17025 labs and quality assurance.

Records where a goal kick was taken from, not only whether it went over. Tap the spot on the pitch; distance and the angle the posts subtend are computed, and the outcome goes in with one more tap. A heatmap of success rate by zone, each kicker's strong and weak zones, and which way misses drift. For kickers and coaches, in practice and matches.

Pick the paper size and scale, place a frame on the map, and make roadwork notices, location maps and meeting-point or venue guides. Choose which roads, buildings and landmarks to draw, add pins, text, arrows, photos and hatched areas, and colour individual buildings or roads. Export PDF, images, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, SVG or DXF — split across pages for large prints. Runs in the browser, no account needed.
Turn any city, ward, island, lake or region into a precise vector shape in seconds. Get a clean, distortion-free black silhouette clipped to the real coastline, delivered instantly as an editable, watermark-free SVG plus a high-resolution transparent PNG. Available as a web service and as an iOS app.

A shooting log for futsal coaches. Tap the spot on the court, then how the shot ended: two taps per shot. Heatmaps and per-foot success rates show which players finish from where, and with which foot. Also records scrimmage goals and assists, and accumulated fouls in official matches. Several coaches' records merge on one device by QR code, with no account or server.

Note "what is where" on a map and find it again for sure. Long-press anywhere to drop a point and save a photo, title, note, tags, a star rating and the auto-resolved address with it — a location memo pad for site surveys, inspections and field visits.

A fast lost & found ledger for stores and facilities. Log found items with photos, keywords, storage location and retention deadline, then find them in seconds instead of digging through a paper book — replacing the front-desk handover book entirely.

A running stopwatch with a count-up button: every tap records exactly when it happened. Not a plain tally counter — you keep the times and the intervals, for traffic counts, visitor flow and work-cycle timing.

Replaces the last paper step of a job. Type the job number, hand the device across, they sign with a finger. Two taps and about ten seconds, and you hold a PDF with the signature, its stroke order, the time and the place. Nothing for the customer to install or sign up for. Everything stays on the device; no server, no account.

Record the meeting in front of you and get it back split in two: what you said, and what they said. Register your own voice once, fifteen seconds, and from then on every transcript reads Me and Them; more people become Them A and Them B. Everything runs on the device and audio never leaves it. For client meetings, sales calls and interviews.

From life-test results to shape, scale, B10 and MTTF, on the device. Fit by median-rank regression or maximum likelihood, keep the units that did not fail, then convert to field conditions with Arrhenius and other acceleration models. Outputs a reliability test report you can sign and submit. For test labs and quality assurance.

Which door code did you give the cleaner on Tuesday? Press once: a cryptographically random code appears and the record is already written, with time, place and label. Add who you gave it to and every handover stacks on the same record. Weak and recently used codes are never issued. Export the log as a PDF.

Dim and brighten the flashlight continuously by voice. Not on and off: say "a bit brighter" or "further" and the light settles between a close-up level that does not blow out and a level that reaches the back. Shoot at that brightness and keep the output value in the inspection record. For gloved, muddy, dark and cramped work.

Register a place once. When you get there the phone rings and posts your arrival to Slack or email; leaving works the same way. It runs with the app closed, in your pocket, with nothing to tap. Arriving and leaving are judged on two different circles, so a phone parked on the edge does not repeat itself. No more forgotten check-ins, no more missed stops.

The instrument has the coordinates. Nobody has what the point was. Point Book is the recorder's half of the survey: one tap on a code button writes the point with its number, time, prism height and the string it belongs to, no typing. It keeps what a total station cannot: codes, strings, prism-height changes, and hands them to CAD keyed by point name.

Shoot now, name later. Receipts, slips and passed-around papers are captured on the spot without flattening or feeding. They land in an unsorted inbox; when you have a minute, tap vendor, date and type, and the file name and folder set themselves. Perspective fix, shadow removal and black-and-white bring the result close to a desktop scanner.

Define a recipe once — shot order, framing guides, tolerances, output spec — and anyone, anywhere, on any unit, gets the same picture. Framing is matched before the shutter, out-of-spec shots are refused, and each capture is normalized to the spec right away and exported as one matching set. For listing, vehicle and inspection photos.