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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.

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.

A Hebrew nutrition tracker with meal-photo and barcode logging, whose daily target self-corrects from your weight trend.

Who bought in, how much, and who owes whom when the night ends.

Photograph a receipt and the app computes the warranty end-date under Israeli consumer law, with reminders before renewals.

Travel recommendations from your own friends, inside private circles that open by invitation only. No ratings, no comments, no strangers.

A free fitness app for belly reduction after 40: a 10-minute daily routine guided by AI trainers, in six languages.



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 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 persona that publishes on its own: 185 posts in a hundred days, image and caption, with no human hand.

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.