Momentix Toys vs SaaS Startup Kit

Wooden toys for chain reactions machines.

Momentix helps people of all ages practice dynamic, improvisational problem-solving through hands-on play. One way we do that is by making super fun, open-ended toys, like our Momentix MotionKit: a wooden set that intuitively interacts with the world around you to create chain reaction machines. With this kit, anyone can practice reimagining everyday objects and experimenting with how they can connect in new ways. In addition to our MotionKit, we offer open source resources for educators and run workshops based around the idea that chain reaction machines are the perfect tool for both learning STEM concepts and practicing 21st century skills like creativity, resilience, and collaboration in a screen-free, analog way. --- Momentix is a beautiful wooden toy designed to help you (whether you are 5 years old or 50) practice jumping out of the system (affectionately called jootsing) -- the type of thinking required for true change. As you play, you’ll naturally practice mindfulness, creativity, improvisational problem-solving, and resilience. We want to create a world where play is valued, one where it’s seen as a valid and meaningful tool to discovery and failure is not a source of shame, but a source of clarity. We’re here to help you see things in new ways, ground yourself in the real world, and remember (and practice) how to be silly, wacky, playful, and experimental again, because we won't solve the big problems of the 21st century without seeing new connections. You’ll find all of this is more fun when you team up with other people. Bonus points, since collaborating leads to more innovative solutions.

Location: Colorado, USA

Open-source project of Go code to bootstrap your software-as-a-service startup.

This SaaS Startup Kit is a set of libraries and boilerplate code in Golang for building scalable software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications. The goal of this project is to provide a proven approach for building new SaaS that reduces the repetitive tasks in getting a new software service launched to production that can easily be scaled and ready to onboard enterprise clients. It uses minimal dependencies, implements idiomatic code and follows Golang best practices.

Location: Anchorage, United States