This page will be updated after the event with featured and winning projects announced as part of AITEX Summit. Until final results are published, project titles, descriptions, and placements may be subject to change.
Winner – First Place
★ TalentMaster
TalentMaster is a premium, local-first, private-by-default SwiftUI utility (macOS 13+, iOS 16+) designed for high-skilled professionals, researchers, founders, and creators. It helps global talents preserve their professional footprint, map achievements to international immigration criteria, and receive calculated next-best-step recommendations to strengthen their portfolios.
Winner – Second Place
★ MedSafety
MedSafety is a personal medication safety tool built for patients managing multiple prescriptions across different doctors. It keeps a single up-to-date medication list, automatically checks every drug pair for interactions, and ranks them by severity — contraindicated down to minor. When an interaction is flagged, an LLM translates the clinical mechanism into plain English so the patient actually understands what’s happening.
Winner – Third Place
★ Mole Infiltrator
Mole Infiltrator is a social deduction word game where you play against 5 AI agents — one of whom is secretly trying to make you lose. Each round, all agents see a secret word and submit a one-word clue. Duplicates cancel out, so you only see what survives. Your job is to guess the word and, after 4 rounds, identify which agent was the saboteur.
Project participant
AirWatch
AirWatch is a self-hosted air quality dashboard for the air outside your actual window — not a city-wide average. It tracks PM2.5, PM10, NO2, and O3 from nearby OpenAQ stations, computes US-EPA AQI locally, and plots a 7-day hourly trend so you can see patterns that matter to you specifically.
Project participant
SeismicLog
SeismicLog is a personal earthquake monitor that turns USGS real-time feed data into a long-term record for the specific addresses you care about. Instead of one-off news coverage of big events, it tracks regional seismic activity over time — so you can see whether your neighborhood is getting more or less active, and how it compares to other places.
Project participant
BoardLog
BoardLog is a self-hosted management tool for small condo associations — the boring intranet that replaces the paper logbook, the group chat, and the USB stick of old .doc files. It does exactly three things: tracks residents and voting shares, manages meetings and minutes, and logs building incidents.
