Apple unveiled the 17 winners of its 2025 App Store Awards, showcasing a strong AI presence across categories. Tiimo earned iPhone App of the Year for its neurodivergent‑focused planning tools, while Detail and Essayist took iPad and Mac App of the Year honors for AI‑driven video editing and citation management. Tim Cook praised the creativity of developers, and Business of Apps highlighted the booming AI app market, noting $4.5 billion in revenue in 2024 and a projected $150 billion by 2030. The announcement also referenced Ziff Davis’s lawsuit against OpenAI over copyright concerns. Leia mais →

Software developer and neurodiversity advocate Jennifer Opal created ssensimm, a free AI‑driven health‑tech app that integrates with wearables such as the Apple Watch, Oura Ring and Ultrahuman Ring. The app uses real‑time sensory data and Claude AI to forecast potential sensory challenges and suggest personalized coping strategies before meltdowns occur. Born from Opal’s own experience of an airport sensory overload, ssensimm quickly attracted a large online following, gathering thousands of wait‑list sign‑ups and tens of thousands of views. The solution emphasizes privacy, local data storage, and a non‑monetized model aimed at supporting the neurodivergent community. Leia mais →

Software developer and neurodiversity advocate Jennifer Opal created ssensimm, a free AI‑driven health‑tech app that integrates with wearables such as the Apple Watch, Oura Ring and Ultrahuman Ring. The app uses real‑time sensory data and Claude AI to forecast potential sensory challenges and suggest personalized coping strategies before meltdowns occur. Born from Opal’s own experience of an airport sensory overload, ssensimm quickly attracted a large online following, gathering thousands of wait‑list sign‑ups and tens of thousands of views. The solution emphasizes privacy, local data storage, and a non‑monetized model aimed at supporting the neurodivergent community. Leia mais →

Software developer and neurodiversity advocate Jennifer Opal created ssensimm, a free AI‑driven health‑tech app that integrates with wearables such as the Apple Watch, Oura Ring and Ultrahuman Ring. The app uses real‑time sensory data and Claude AI to forecast potential sensory challenges and suggest personalized coping strategies before meltdowns occur. Born from Opal’s own experience of an airport sensory overload, ssensimm quickly attracted a large online following, gathering thousands of wait‑list sign‑ups and tens of thousands of views. The solution emphasizes privacy, local data storage, and a non‑monetized model aimed at supporting the neurodivergent community. Leia mais →

Software developer and neurodiversity advocate Jennifer Opal created ssensimm, a free AI‑driven health‑tech app that integrates with wearables such as the Apple Watch, Oura Ring and Ultrahuman Ring. The app uses real‑time sensory data and Claude AI to forecast potential sensory challenges and suggest personalized coping strategies before meltdowns occur. Born from Opal’s own experience of an airport sensory overload, ssensimm quickly attracted a large online following, gathering thousands of wait‑list sign‑ups and tens of thousands of views. The solution emphasizes privacy, local data storage, and a non‑monetized model aimed at supporting the neurodivergent community. Leia mais →

Software developer and neurodiversity advocate Jennifer Opal created ssensimm, a free AI‑driven health‑tech app that integrates with wearables such as the Apple Watch, Oura Ring and Ultrahuman Ring. The app uses real‑time sensory data and Claude AI to forecast potential sensory challenges and suggest personalized coping strategies before meltdowns occur. Born from Opal’s own experience of an airport sensory overload, ssensimm quickly attracted a large online following, gathering thousands of wait‑list sign‑ups and tens of thousands of views. The solution emphasizes privacy, local data storage, and a non‑monetized model aimed at supporting the neurodivergent community. Leia mais →