Data Intelligents
Many small apps, one home.
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A bite-size MOBA. Crack the enemy core; empty seats fill with bots. Play solo or with a friend via a code.
A wordless counting puzzle — fill the frame exactly. The puzzle is the math; no scores, just the picture.
Zoom from a whole cell down to the DNA helix — every structure grown from a real measurement.
Scrub 540 million years of deep time; watch continents drift and climate recompute from the geometry.
A STEM sandbox where every shape has a visible, editable recipe — surfaces, orbits, fields, chaos.
Help Raja climb to the flag — build exactly enough steps. The Push Box redesign, built on the Learn Game Engine.
Hop Raja along the number line to land exactly on the star — counting, adding, and skip-counting.
Count both sides of the seesaw, then pick <, =, or >. It tips to reveal the answer.
Share the cookies so every plate gets the same — an introduction to equal groups and division.
Build a number from tens and ones — ten ones bundle into a ten. An introduction to place value.
Plant rows × columns to fill the plot — multiplication as an array (the orchard blooms when it is full).
Pour equal fraction pieces to fill the bar exactly to the flag — parts of a whole, and equivalence.
Mirror the picture across the fold line — a hands-on introduction to line symmetry.
Set the hour and minute hands to match the time — telling time on an analog clock.
Drop counters into ten-frames to match the number, then send Raja to the flag — counting and subitizing to 20.
Take away treats until just the target is left — the take-away model of subtraction, with Raja reaching his flag.
Fill the bar to the flag using equal pieces of a different size — the same amount a different way: equivalent fractions.
Meet the cast — 33 original full-length game characters, each with 8 poses: idle, cheer, oops, jump, sleep, knock (knock, knock!), think, and side profile.
Self-paced courses — videos, readings, quizzes, and more. Build them in the admin panel; learners enroll and track progress.
The AI curriculum studio — build a knowledge base from your documents, compose full courses from a prompt (grounded + pedagogy-driven), explore a knowledge map, and chat with a coach grounded in your content.
Turn any topic into a narrated doodle comic. Pick an idea and a hand-drawn style; AI writes the scenes, draws consistent panels, checks them, and voices it into a seamless mini-explainer.
Ask a geography or geopolitics question and Atlas narrates an accurate, cited tour of the world globe — highlighting countries, borders, and disputed regions, neutrally, with sources.
Give a topic and watch an AI teacher draw it as a hand-drawn diagram, then guide you through it — zooming in, spotlighting and pointing at each part as it narrates. A whiteboard explainer.
Pick a 3D character and follow the full classical Surya Namaskar — all 12 sun-salutation poses performed with human-like accuracy, breath cues, and step-by-step guidance. Orbit the camera to study each pose from any angle.
A 2D cut-out cartoon puppet you direct with words — type what it should do (wave, think, dance…) and it performs a smooth, hand-timed action sequence. Tap the action library to play instantly.
A cast of 21 hand-recolored 2D characters — each with three actions and six emotions. Pick anyone, pose them (idle · point · cross-arms), set a mood, make them talk, or build your own character. Same look as the roleplay scenario videos.
A grounded AI over Saroj Agarwal's complete medical-record archive (208 reports). Ask any clinical question and get an answer cited to the exact source reports — with the original documents one click away. Browse and filter every report, in plain language.
An engine bake-off for realistic cartoon characters — live samples of every viable browser approach (SVG rigs, AI art pipelines, 3D toon, mesh deformation, Lottie/Rive runtimes, sprite baking), each documented with its researched pros, cons, and licensing.
A realistic cartoon actor you can direct — actions, expressions, a character builder, and a voice: type a line and Animo speaks it with synced lips.
Find a meeting time across timezones. Share a link; everyone paints when they're free in their own local time, and the common slots light up. No accounts.
Grade 5 maths in four everyday places — a 60-second times-table sprint, a kitchen where you rescale a recipe with fractions, a market for money and estimating, and a floor plan drawn to scale. Offline, no account, and it stops after twelve minutes.