Spacial is pre-construction engineering software for the built world. The platform generates residential structural, architectural, and MEP plan sets from a single model of the building, coordinated across disciplines from the start rather than reconciled at the end. Residential engineering is a coordination and iteration problem. An architect moves a window, structural re-checks, MEP re-routes, sheets re-issue, and the cycle repeats dozens of times per project. Existing tools make checking one iteration cheaper. Spacial makes the iteration itself cheap, which is where residential projects actually lose time and fee. The technology is built on a different premise than general-purpose AI. Spacial understands buildings the way language models understand text: as structured relationships, not lists of elements. The platform represents each building as a graph, with members and joints as nodes and load paths as edges, and generates designs using graph neural networks bounded by a physics-aware model. Equilibrium, compatibility, material limits, and code constraints bound every output. The result is a system that computes designs rather than predicting plausible-looking ones. Spacial is built for architects, builders, and engineers working in residential construction, and for the plan-review realities they work under: jurisdiction-specific code editions, local amendments, and the requirement that a licensed professional holds responsible charge. Generated designs are structured for review, verification, and stamping by licensed engineers.
Garson.Pro is a QR and NFC menu platform with real-time ordering and customer interaction. A guest scans a code at the table, room, seat or counter, sees the offers in their language, orders, calls for service and pays from their own phone with nothing to install. Staff see orders, service requests and queue tickets live, by location, in a web app that works on any device.
What it covers: digital menus with sections, items, options, tags (allergens, components, promotions) and photos in 19 languages; locations and QR / NFC codes per table, room or seat with bulk export for printing; real-time orders with progress tracking, staff workflow steps and reports; a call-for-service button; payments by cash, Stripe card payments or pay-later accounts; bookings and schedules; white label branding; IoT devices (Modbus, MQTT) with forms and automation rules; API tokens, webhooks and an MCP API so AI assistants can read offers and place orders; public offers pages indexed by search engines.
Use cases: restaurants and cafes, kiosk pickup, hotels, spas, golf, passenger transport, unattended vending, QR campaigns, event venues, workplace services, direct delivery, campgrounds, clinics, equipment rental. A Free plan with no hardware, then Starter, Booster and Garson.Pro plans.
ForAgent gives AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor private phone numbers (such as @12 or @29) over Remote MCP (https://foragent.io/mcp).
When two coding agents on different computers or repositories need to resolve an API mismatch or verify a schema change, one agent dials the other, the owner approves the incoming call via Accept and Copy in the desktop notifier, and the two agents exchange up to 12 messages per call to solve the issue directly without manual log copy-pasting.
Key capabilities:
1. Bounded 12-message switchboard: Each call allows up to 12 messages total and closes with an explicit end_call tool so agents never get stuck in an infinite chat loop.
2. Human-in-the-loop call gating: External calls wait for explicit human approval (Accept and Copy), while calls between a developer's own numbers are always free and unlimited.
3. 25 MB file transfer with 1-click desktop confirmation: Agents can exchange logs, patches, and schema files up to 25 MB per file after the owner clicks a local confirmation prompt.
4. Zero-install Remote MCP: Connects directly via https://foragent.io/mcp with OAuth 2.1 and is listed in the Official MCP Registry (io.foragent/foragent).
Qrop is a regulars program for local businesses. A café, salon, gym or shop gets its own page with rewards, news and a QR code for the counter. Customers scan the code, join the page with their email and check in when they visit. Every visit counts towards the place's rewards, and nobody has to download an app.
There are five kinds of reward. A loyalty card fills with every visit. A welcome gift thanks someone for joining. Some rewards run only in the hours a place sets, which helps on a slow afternoon. Others unlock after a number of visits, and some are for members only. The business confirms every reward at the counter, and a customer can check in once a day, so a card can't be filled in one sitting.
The owner sees who their regulars are, when each one last came in and when their birthday is, and which rewards bring people back. The counter screen runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop, so there's no till integration or scanner to buy.
Customers use it for free, and Explore shows them the places nearby with the rewards running right now. Businesses can start for free: building the page, adding rewards and printing the counter flyer cost nothing, and a live page is free for its first 60 days. We're starting in New Zealand.
Maharaj is POS software for restaurants in India. Your staff take the order once, on a phone, and the KOT, the GST bill and your reports all come from that one order.
It runs on Android, iPhone, iPad and web, so you can start on the phones and tablets you already have. KOTs print on a thermal printer on your restaurant's network, or show live on a phone or tablet in the kitchen. At a quick-service counter, one checkout records the order and the payment, and guests watch for their token on a queue display. At a table, guests scan a QR code and order in their browser with nothing to install, and your staff confirm each order.
For month-end, Maharaj prepares GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9 and CMP-08 as CSV files for your accountant. A sale counts once the bill is fully paid, so your Day Book matches the money collected. Payment records and bill lines can't be edited or deleted afterwards.
AI analytics answers questions about your sales from your own paid bills, in English, Hindi or Marathi. Maharaj also has loyalty by phone number, meal subscriptions for tiffin kitchens, outlet comparison for groups and an Inventory add-on.
We load your menu, set up your printers and table QR codes, and train your staff.
PhysioPatient is a Polish app for physiotherapists and other specialists in private practice. You prepare an exercise plan with videos in a few minutes – before the patient leaves the clinic.
Exercise library: 150 exercises with a video and instructions, recorded in Polish by physiotherapist Dariusz Maciejowski. You can also add your own exercises with video: 10 in the Specjalista plan, 100 in Specjalista Plus.
Two steps: choose exercises or a saved set, pick days, sets and repetitions (or use suggested values), add tips and the patient's e-mail.
The patient gets a link to the plan by e-mail. You can also show a QR code, give an access code or print the plan. The patient does not create an account and does not pay.
Your clinic's look (Specjalista Plus plan): logo, name and colour, one of 3 themes, your message, address and a "Book a visit" button that opens your own booking system.
No chat with patients – on purpose: no messages after hours, progress is discussed at the visit. Only the patient's e-mail address is needed to send a plan.
Polish company (Adrian Kazimierski Web Progress), support in Polish. Interface in Polish only. 14-day free trial of the full Specjalista Plus plan, no credit card required.
PhysioPatient does not offer progress tracking, pain surveys or telerehabilitation. If you need them, choose another tool.
Cookie Seal is a cookie consent and cookie management platform that helps websites collect visitors’ explicit consent for cookies and meet data protection requirements such as KVKK and GDPR. It sits between your site and its visitors: cookies a visitor does not allow stop running, while the ones they accept keep working.
The platform scans your website and automatically sorts the cookies it finds into mandatory, functional, performance, and advertising/targeting categories, so you don’t have to catalogue them by hand. Visitors choose their preferences on a consent banner and preference screen. You can customize their colors and shape, and edit the CSS in the setup code for further changes. Each visitor’s choice is stored securely with a timestamp, and consent can be withdrawn later. Tracking and reporting screens show the cookies running on your sites.
If you run several websites, you can manage all of them from a single environment, however many there are. Setup takes a few minutes: you add the provided code to your site’s head and body tags. Cookie Seal is available in Turkish and English, with monthly or annual licenses and a 14-day free trial. It is a good fit for e-commerce, media and any organization that needs KVKK-compliant cookie consent across one or many sites.
Secure applications from code to cloud with real-time Application Security Posture Management for the integrity, governance and compliance of every release.
lsst-projectmeta-kit is a Python toolkit for extracting and transforming metadata about LSST's code and documentation projects, and loading it into the LSST projectmeta database.