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StowShare – The Airbnb of Storage▲59
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Recharge▲297
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2016
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AskIzzy – a mobile website for homeless people▲151
2016 · askizzy.org.au
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Helm - A Flutter app that gamifies stress/anxiety/depression management▲196
2020 · github.com
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Aura▲90
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8BP
Breathe – Peripheral Breath Trainer▲167
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9SA
Summarise – A personal, talking wake-up alarm for iOS▲27
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10AD
A device I built to improve my sleep▲25
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iCukoo▲102
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2014
12
Nap Simulator▲126
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2017
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Drift Light▲66
Sleep easy.
2014
14
Today▲91
A customizable wake-up alarm
2014
15JA
Jumper, a robot to help you exercise every day▲65
2016 · get-jumper.com
16HA
Hipcamp – A daily dose of camping inspiration▲6
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172M
20 Minute Workout, my first mobile app built with Phonegap and Ember.js▲74
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18SA
Snorkel – a local, ready-in-30-seconds DataScience workbench▲9
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19CA
Checkup, an open-source uptime monitoring tool built for developers▲22
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20PL
Phuslu/Log – Structured Logging for Humans▲31
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Truck.app – an rsync client for Mac▲33
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24MO
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