Kart is a shelf of finished demos. Pick one, sign in with your email, and we mail you a one-time PIN. Enter it and you're driving the real application, live in your browser. Every app keeps its own email login — nothing here is a mockup.
Each is a real, deployed product with an honest capability list. Click through and its own email→PIN gate lets you in.
Two people, two languages, one conversation.
You speak; a beat later the other person hears it in their language, as text and voice. English and five Indian languages — any pair, both ways, about 1.5 seconds a turn. Turn-based, and nothing is recorded.
Ask questions of your own image folders.
Point it at a folder and search your photos in plain language — "the red bike by the lake" — with a local CLIP model. Runs on your own machine; nothing about your images leaves it.
A photo of your fridge, and dinner has a plan.
Snap your fridge or groceries; FridgeAI detects the ingredients, you confirm and edit, then it suggests meals you can actually make — ranked by what you already own, with a step-by-step cook mode and an assistant that knows your recipe.
See what comes next — and how certain it really is.
Turn historical business numbers into forecasts built from trend and seasonality, with an uncertainty range around every prediction. Compare models, backtest on your own data, run scenarios, and ask a grounded copilot — nothing invented, nothing hidden.
Kart itself is open — browse freely. Each app is gated, so a link is safe to share: only the person holding the inbox can get in.
Enter your address on the app's gate. No password, no account to create.
We mail you a fresh 6-digit PIN through Resend. It's single-use and short-lived.
Type the PIN and the live app opens. Close the tab and the session ends.
Access is per app, not per shelf — entering Setu doesn't unlock LensLab, and vice-versa. PINs are delivered by email when a sending key is configured; until then the app's gate shows the PIN on screen for local testing. DClaw Forecast uses a full account (email + password or Google) instead of a one-time PIN, so your datasets and saved forecasts persist.