A free Hebrew nutrition tracker with no signup: meal photos, barcode scanning, recipes from a video and water tracking, with a daily calorie target that self-corrects from your weight trend. Maazan Pro is an optional upgrade.
Every child's school timetable in one place: who starts when, who finishes when, and what they have right now. Upload a photo of the timetable and the app reads it for you.
A Hebrew family app for dog care: a walk rota that divides itself, vaccine and medication reminders, and a QR passport for a lost dog. All of it in the dog's own voice.
Your timetable on your phone: what is on now and when it ends, what is on tomorrow, homework and exams, grades, and how many days until the next school break. Parents send a link from Shaat Efes and the timetable arrives by itself. No sign-up.
A personal Hebrew recipe book: save a recipe from Instagram, TikTok, a site or a photo, and see the calories and protein in every serving. Cook mode with timers, dividers, and a direct link to Maazan.
See something and want one? Photograph it and the app finds it on AliExpress, shipped to your country and priced in your currency. Heart a product and it tells you when the price drops. Promo codes for your country on the home screen. 26 languages, free, no account.
Photograph a receipt and the app computes the warranty end-date under Israeli consumer law, with reminders before renewals.
A free card and memory game for Android: three face-down cards in a pyramid, one three-second peek, and everything else happens in your head. Swap, throw, and when you think you hold the fewest points, end the round. Play online against players from around the world, with friends by invite code, or against the computer, even offline.
Travel recommendations from your own friends, inside private circles that open by invitation only. No ratings, no comments, no strangers.
The right tire pressure in seconds: pick make, year and model from a real list, or photograph the sticker in the door and AI reads it. A database of 5,000+ cars, 12 languages, free.
A free fitness app for belly reduction after 40: a 10-minute daily routine guided by AI trainers, in six languages.
An AI persona that publishes on its own: 185 posts in a hundred days, image and caption, with no human hand.
The 2013 hit is back in a 2026 edition: Apple Weather forecasts, rain radar, widget, lock screen and 26 languages, still with the flashlight that won the App Store. Free.
A stage for projects built with AI agents: discover, rate and share community tools.
A social World Cup 2026 prediction game: open a room, predict results, climb your private leaderboard.
A free calorie counter in nine languages. Photograph a meal, scan a barcode or type a few words; the AI does the numbers, and the daily target corrects itself from your weight trend. Android and iPhone.
A new free browser game every day: classics with global leaderboards, in five languages.
One yes/no question from the news every morning; guess, build a streak, and find out at 21:00 who was right.
An AI interviewer records an older adult's life story; the family gets a growing visual timeline.
A Polymarket research and trading system: scans the market, models fair value, and deploys real money only on proven edges.
A WhatsApp agent managing calendar, email and reminders, doubling as the alert hub for every other bot.
I'm Asaf Bendor. I spent years teaching people to use AI, and now I mostly build with it.
Everything here was built with AI agents. Some of it sits in the app stores, some of it just opens in a browser, and the blog writes and publishes itself.