Capitan vs SADDL

Google Maps directions for your shopping list

Artificial intelligence-powered shopping list that learns your habits.

If you always pick up milk and bread at Shop Rite but get coffee, cereals, and veggies at Trader Joe’s, Captain will show those lists when you walk through their doors.

What if the app knew where the milk section is at the store? What if instead of spending 30 minutes on circling back and forth you could be guided in a google maps manner through the list of your items around the store?

And for those of us whose significant others always call with forgotten items, others can add updates who have the app and share the list.

SADDL is a mobile application that combines fitness and skill-based gaming

SADDL is a mobile fitness application that combines the world of skill-based gaming with stationary exercise bikes—users can win prize money while getting fit. The application collects data from the bike via Bluetooth (power, cadence) and translates it to a racing environment on screen where users compete with one another from their respective locations. As fitness equipment has developed to become compatible with apps, the evolution of “connected” exercise experiences—to hardware and to community—has become possible. Initially available on the Keiser M3i and Echelon Smart Connect bike platforms, SADDL provides the users with a multitude of racing options: public racing competition, challenges with friends, and a training feature. In both challenges and public events, SADDL operates as an asynchronous racing platform to accommodate different time zones and varying fitness schedules.

Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada