"Send money to anyone, anywhere, in any currency."
ZyZy is the 'WhatsApp for payments' — a cross-network, cross-currency, cross-border payment app built on crypto stablecoins. No requirement for both parties to use the same app. Seamless currency conversion. Connect your wallet instead of loading cash into someone else's bank. Micropayments and small denominations work because there are no credit card fees. A standout 'nearby' feature lets you tip a valet or coatcheck without sharing personal info or scanning a QR code.
Waypoint is a concept for what the Lyft experience looks like in 5 years. Voice-first, AI-powered: just say 'take me to the airport' and your assistant handles the rest — no tapping through flows. Along the way it provides weather, flight, and traffic updates, and surfaces contextual offers like ordering ahead at a Starbucks near your gate. Built as both a 'looks like' prototype and a working 'works like' intelligence layer.
Wajor is a prediction market built for the group chat — friendly wagers on anything from who's late to dinner to the outcome of a gender reveal. No house, no odds. Just you and your crew. Originally built in 2017–2019 with ~100 friends betting game outcomes and reality TV, Wajor is being rebuilt from scratch with onchain tech for a faster, fairer experience.
SlateStar gives you the full week-by-week NFL slate to pick every game outcome — because you can't truly predict win totals without calling every matchup. Broadcast-style visuals let you share your picks in the group chat and challenge friends. Free, no upsells. Multi-sport expansion (starting with the World Cup) is next.
Cutline is a B2B SaaS strategic alignment platform that bridges the gap between business strategy and execution with real-time capacity planning and portfolio management.
Dstil is an AI-powered Chief of Staff app that uses adaptive software to distill priorities, surface context, and keep executives focused on what matters.
