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Intellijoy makes educational games for preschool and kindergarten children — early reading and phonics, counting and math, shapes and colors. Its titles are built for Android and iOS, designed to hold a young child's attention while they learn, and have been noted for helping children — including those with autism — build early skills.

A Chicago studio with a decade-plus track record: Intellijoy's apps have passed 50 million downloads across more than 25 million families, carry Google Play's "Top Developer" badge, and were featured by The New York Times and at Google I/O in 2011. Intellijoy is one of the studio's own brands - built, owned, and still operated in-house, never a client account.

Titles include Kids Academy, Kids Numbers & Math, Kids Learn to Read, the Kids ABC series, and Rescue Roby.

Frondesk (formerly Wren) is an AI assistant you reach on a single phone number. Text it or message it on WhatsApp, and it works across the accounts you connect - reading and drafting email, checking and booking calendar events, looking up contacts and files across Google and Outlook. The assistant you talk to is still named Wren; the product now lives at frondesk.ai.

It acts within the permissions you grant, on your own rules, and can be pointed at your own projects. Built on a live messaging backend with per-user account isolation.

Apotropos puts AI to work on the repetitive parts of skilled nursing facility operations: eligibility and verification, claims and denials, Medicaid pending follow-up, and the census and month-end reports operators chase. Staff keep the judgment calls; the manual, repeated work comes off their desks.

Agents read the data where it already lives — PointClickCare, payers, state and county portals — work each queue on a schedule, and route exceptions to a person with the file already built. Guardrails keep answers consistent, and every action it takes is visible. It is running today across a multi-facility SNF operator.

StockAI is inventory management with a natural-language assistant at the center. You define your own categories, then add, find, and update items just by describing what you want — no rigid forms.

Each account's data stays isolated, and the assistant can carry out the full range of create, read, update, and delete actions from plain-English requests.

FastLink is a bridge that lets an AI assistant work inside a live browser tab — reading the page, clicking, and filling forms — over a secure WebSocket connection.

It's the plumbing behind AI browser automation: one protocol shared across desktop and command-line runtimes, so an assistant can drive a real browser session reliably.

AndDaaven is a digital Hebrew prayer book — a carefully typeset, faithful siddur rebuilt as a modern mobile app for daily use, with the full traditional text laid out for easy reading.

Zmanim Alarm is an alarm app built around zmanim — Jewish prayer times that shift with the day and the sun. Reminders track the calendar and your location instead of a single fixed clock time.

Voice Brief lets you talk an idea through with a voice AI while sharing your screen, then hands back a structured written brief that a coding agent can build from — turning a spoken conversation into an actionable plan.

A community app for Khal Zidichov Chodorov, a shul in West Rogers Park, Chicago. It puts daily davening and zmanim schedules, minyan times, and community announcements and bulletins in members' pockets, updated from a lightweight content system so the people running it can post without touching code.