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COVRART engineers the title of your song or album from who the artist actually is — name, story, genre, what the record is about — and 103 title-craft attributes you pick from. Every call returns two options: the safe commercial pick and the risk, each with the A&R reasoning behind it. Then any title opens in the Cover Studio and comes out as a real, release-ready album cover.

The title is the first thing a listener reads and the last thing most artists think about. A record with a name that hits gets clicked, saved, and remembered. COVRART treats the name like a hook — and hands you the artwork to match.

TESTIFAI writes you a short script about the issue you actually care about, addressed to your real lawmakers, then puts it on a built-in teleprompter so you can say it on camera or inside the chambers. Your story goes in. Your script comes out. Then the teleprompter rolls.

Your lawmakers vote on the things you live with — your job, your health care, your kids' classrooms, your music. They hear from lobbyists every day. They almost never hear from you. One minute of your voice, on the record, beats a hundred angry comments online.

G-Maps Hood Alerts tells you out loud when you walk up on a documented hood — whose area it is, what sets are there, and the colors and hats that read wrong — before you cross the line. 960 mapped areas in 13 states, built from court records, federal cases and press reporting.

New city, new job, visiting family — you don’t always know whose block you’re on. Your phone does. Your location stays on your device, there’s no account, and it’s honest about what it is: awareness, not protection.

Everybody says they got pocket. PÖKITT proves it. Put your phone or laptop by the kit and play — it hears every hit and shows you where it landed: early, late or dead center, to the millisecond. Then it scores you and tells you what to fix.

Built by Grammy-winning drummer Trevor Lawrence Jr. Play to 10 drumless grooves, your own songs or just the click — or DROP OUT and find out what your clock does when the sound disappears.

The service is days away and the church is asking for the program. HOMEGOING walks a family through it one gentle step at a time — the loved one, the service, the obituary, the order of service — and turns it into a print-ready program and a memorial page to share with everyone.

Families pay a print shop $100 or more for a program. Here it’s made on a phone in an evening, checked with the church for free, and printed anywhere. Photos are never altered, there’s no account, and everything stays on the device until the family chooses to publish.

The song is moving and the band needs to know where you’re going next. The MD taps a cue and every band member’s phone flashes it and speaks it into their in-ears — vamp, bridge, the 4 chord, key up, break, hold — live, unscripted, no rehearsal chart required.

Built for church bands first. The MD hosts, the band joins with a 4-letter code or a QR scan, and nobody installs anything. Band members always join free; only the MD needs a plan.