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Every year we challenge girls and families to solve problems in their communities. This App Gallery showcases some of the top solutions from recent years. We hope they inspire you to solve a problem you care about in your community!

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Finalists

Senior Division
  • 2020 1st Place

    • Memory Haven

    • by Memory Haven

    • Ireland

    • A tool to help the 500,000+ people in Ireland whose families have been impacted by dementia, Memory Haven incorporates a music playlist alongside other healthcare features like alerts, face and voice recognition, and health checks to help patients with dementia, as well as those who take care of them.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 1st Place

    • Help2Hear

    • by AI Zone

    • Kazakhstan

    • An automated sign language-to-text interpretation tool. Help2Hear records a video of a user as they sign and uses an AI visual-recognition tool to analyze hand movements and wrist and hand shapes against a library of gesture images. The tool then translates the detected signs into text.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Finalist

    • Mappid

    • by ColtecAda

    • Brazil

    • A social app to keep women and the LGBTQ+ community safe from dangerous or uncomfortable situations. Mappid shares local support groups, emergency phone numbers, and the safety level of establishments as rated by the Mappid community. Users can actively search for places or enable notification alerts for places nearby.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Gender Equality
  • 2020 Finalist

    • Goal Shadowing

    • by One World Beyond Pandemic

    • Unknown or Invalid Region

    • A tool to prevent education disparities from growing even larger during the Covid-19 pandemic, Goal Shadowing pairs children with similar career goals but unequal access to resources, so that both children with similar interests can achieve their goals through task-mirroring.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Quality Education
  • 2020 Finalist

    • RecycleRight

    • by Team RecycleRight

    • United States

    • An iOS application that helps prevent waste contamination by facilitating and simplifying the recycling process, Recycle Right uses image recognition technology to help users dispose of waste. Using augmented reality animations, the app quickly identifies whether or not an item can be recycled.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Responsible Consumption and Production
  • 2020 Finalist

    • Eunomia

    • by almost vegan

    • New Zealand

    • A mobile game targeted at the 40+% of 18-24 year-olds who do not vote, Eunomia teaches players about politics and how the New Zealand government functions. Eunomia also identifies the user's political stance in an unbiased way.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
  • 2020 Finalist

    • Talk & Trust

    • by Palestine AI

    • Palestinian Territories

    • An assistive technology for people with speech impairments. Users record themselves saying a word in English or Arabic. Then Talk & Trust analyzes the recording against its library of recordings of other pronunciations and displays the word in text.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Finalist

    • My Ouch

    • by My Ouch

    • United States

    • A tool for monitoring a person's health and pain levels. My Ouch has temperature, pulse and moisture sensors that gather data about a person's health. The app uses this data to predict the level of care a person may need and alert an emergency contact if necessary.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Social Justice

    • Carefuge

    • by Team Ctrl Alt Elite

    • Canada

    • Carefuge helps the most vulnerable members of our society. Homelessness can be a symptom of system failures such as the lack of affordable housing, support for immigrants and refugees, or rough transitions from child welfare. Carefuge draws attention to this problem and provides service to those experiencing homelessness.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Social Justice*
  • 2020 Civic Engagement

    • Unswayed

    • by Freshies

    • United States

    • Unswayed seeks to increase voter turnouts by informing voters about current candidates. Unswayed also offers a platform for local election managers to create profiles and surveys for their candidates.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Civic Engagement*
  • 2020 Artificial Intelligence

    • Smart Emotions

    • by Smart Emotions

    • Ireland

    • Smart Emotions changes the way people think and behave by activating their emotional intelligence. It helps people learn and develop emotional intelligence using and AI-powered emotional intelligence testing tool, video training and a discussion forum, all fed by information from doctors, coaches, and counselors.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Artificial intelligence*
  • 2020 Artificial Intelligence

    • Blabber

    • by TEF_Team Rivas Tech Girls

    • Spain

    • Blabber helps people who have language disorders communicate with their peers. Blabber helps users learn sign language with an AI-powered platform that connects via bluetooth to a robotic arm that makes the gesture in real time. Blabber helps both those with language disorders and the people who love them and want to improve their sign language skills.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Artificial intelligence*
  • 2020 Artificial Intelligence

    • LEXIA

    • by DyS+

    • Turkey

    • At least 1 in 10 people are dyslexic, which means they face difficulty reading, writing, spelling, memory, and concentration. LEXIA is here to help. LEXIA gives children with dyslexia access to technology that empowers them. It codes letters with memorable iconography and sounds, creating graphemic and phonemic awareness, uses speech recognition for automatic decoding, and more.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Reduced Inequalities
  • 2020 Artificial Intelligence

    • Vocali

    • by Vocali

    • United States

    • Vocali is a speech therapy app for stuttering children ages 4-12. It has speech drill games that improve users’ pronunciation clarity, speech challenges that ask them to interact with the real world, educational resources that inform them about their conditions, and individual accounts that track their progress. With Vocali, stuttering children will become the voices for themselves.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Artificial intelligence*
  • 2020 Artificial Intelligence

    • Unlimited Possibilities

    • by Irish Tech Girls

    • Ireland

    • Unlimited Possibilities provides a range of resources to support people with Dyslexia, a neurobiological disorder that affects language processing. These include challenges, AI-powered tools to help with spelling, phonetic web sites, decoded books, and an online forum for teachers and parents. The app also includes dyslexic friendly fonts and warm-toned backgrounds.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Artificial intelligence*
  • 2020 Climate Action*

    • Veater

    • by Veater

    • Hong Kong SAR China

    • Veater is a multi-use app that helps users track eating habits carbon footprint at the same time. Veater not only makes eating healthy fun but it helps you become your best veater eater self. Diet is one of the key factors to climate change. Veater logs your daily food intake and creates a summary of the environmental impacts. A carbon footprint points system allows users to compete with friends.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Climate Action
  • 2020 Climate Action*

    • Eco Pal

    • by Hustle

    • Canada

    • Carbon emissions are increasing every year by enormous amounts, which is unsustainable. It alters ecosystems and expedites climate change. 82% of Americans are aware of how their actions impact the world, but 32% don't know how to reduce their emissions. 27% don't even know how many emissions they produce. EcoPal allows people to track their emissions and learn how to reduce them.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Climate Action
  • 2020 Climate Action*

    • Ecotopia

    • by Project Green Globe

    • United States

    • Ecotopia encourages users to think about small chang they can make in their daily lives to minimize their impact on the environment. Users join eco-friendly challenges with their friends, which makes a greener lifestyle more fun and accessible. Through partnerships with non-profit organizations, Ecotopia will facilitate environmental rewards that extend beyond these small scale changes.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Climate Action
  • 2020 Climate Action*

    • Eatopia

    • by Team W4

    • Hong Kong SAR China

    • EATOPIA aims to reduce the carbon footprint of the food industry. EATOPIA brings together sellers and buyers in the same area to promote the purchase and sale of products from local businesses. It promotes interactions between buyers and local sellers and makes something as basic and necessary as shopping easier, more comfortable and healthier.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Climate Action
  • 2020 Climate Action*

    • Beyond the Bin

    • by The Soarers

    • Kenya

    • Every person is entitled to a clean and healthy environment, but the government in Nakuru county is struggling with the challenge of waste management and increasing waste levels. Beyond the Bin helps users sort their garbage properly and then request garbage collection. It also provides recycling tips, and has a market for users to sell and purchase items to give them a new life.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Responsible Consumption and Production
  • 2020 Climate Action*

    • Live Better

    • by Live Better

    • Venezuela

    • Live Better helps children and teenagers learn to use basic resources such as water and electricity less wastefully and how to properly dispose of waste. Live Better helps young people develop into responsible citizens and symbolizes the quality of life every person on the planet deserves. We can make a difference with good habits!
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Responsible Consumption and Production
Junior Division
  • 2020 Finalist

    • LAZOS - close to you

    • by DEMAC Power Up!

    • Spain

    • An app for elderly users, LAZOS – close to you, connects senior citizens with volunteers and associations who can provide reliable information and any type of help, promoting and fostering their integration with activities in community social life to fight loneliness.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Finalist

    • Uber 4 Dogs

    • by ROC

    • Canada

    • Uber 4 Dogs makes dog walking more accessible, affordable, and serviceable. Uber 4 Dogs includes two apps, one for dog owners and one for walkers, and allows dog owners to help their neighbors by walking their dogs, too. An AI-powered, automatic pairing system helps owners choose the most suitable walkers.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Life on Land
  • 2020 Finalist

    • a1,000apps

    • by Team One

    • United States

    • A personal safety app, a,1000apps tells users how companies handle personal data. This includes reported data breaches, type of personal data required to open an account, and problematic aspects of an app’s terms of service. a,1000apps also shares a holistic ranking of each app using an algorithm combining those three parameters.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Other
  • 2020 Finalist

    • The Corruption Disruptor

    • by The Nairobi Tech Girls

    • Kenya

    • A cross-platform application that addresses government corruption in Kenya. Users can report corruption, naming the location and departments involved. The Corruption Disruptor includes a geo-map highlighting the most corrupt areas in the city, which is especially useful when identifying areas of police corruption.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
  • 2020 Finalist

    • Anti Child Abduction Mobile App

    • by Islam's Family

    • Pakistan

    • A mobile app that keeps children safe from kidnapping. Anti Child Abduction Mobile App uses data from motion sensors, GPS information, and previous location patterns collected from a child's phone. When the child's position differs from those patterns, the tool alerts parents their child may be in danger. (Inspired by a local event in the family's neighborhood.)
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
  • 2020 Finalist

    • A10

    • by A10 Box

    • Spain

    • An assistive technology for people with visual impairments. Using image recognition software, A10 is trained to alert users if they are about to take the wrong medication. A10 can also notify an emergency contact if a medication is not taken within a specified window.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Reduced Inequalities
  • 2020 1st Place

    • Zesha

    • by Jyothi

    • India

    • A tool to help both patients with Alzheimer’s and their caretakers, Zesha acts as a digital caretaker. Zesha’s features include the ability to listen to and answer repetitive questions from users using Dialog Flow, patient GPS tracking, helpful daily checklists, quick-dial emergency numbers, and links to entertainment sites to help patients cope with boredom.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 1st Place

    • Kuwait Birds Tracker

    • by Kuwait Birds Tracker

    • Kuwait

    • Kuwait Birds Tracker helps protect local endangered bird species. Users take pictures of birds, and using image-recognition tools, KBT identifies the bird and suggests tips for keeping it safe.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Life on Land
  • 2020 Social Justice

    • Apeksha

    • by Puella Virtue

    • India

    • Apeksha (Hope) supports survivors of acid abuse. It connects volunteers, NGOs, and survivors. Volunteers can provide legal, medical or psychological aid. The recruiters can provide job opportunities and the NGOs can create a profile with information about their services. Survivors can learn about their rights, services open to them, and showcase their own creativity.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Social Justice*
  • 2020 Social Justice

    • DiscriminAction

    • by The Tech Pros 💻

    • Canada

    • DiscriminAction is a simulation game that teaches kids about what it's like to be discriminated against. Players select from a diverse group of avatars to play as, and once they've chosen, they make decisions for the avatar to try to get them through the discrimination that the avatar is facing.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Social Justice*
  • 2020 Artificial Intelligence

    • Cyberbusters

    • by MTechQueens

    • Spain

    • Cyberbusters detects cyberbullying cases so parents can take action. Cyberbusters uses a Machine Learning model to analyze the messages children send or receive through social media and classifies the type of word/ phrase. The model detects whether a child is bullied or being bullied and offers tips to parents to help their children.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Artificial intelligence*
  • 2020 Climate Action*

    • PolluNo

    • by Code Codets

    • United Kingdom

    • PolluNo is an educational game that tackles air pollution, a significant contributor to climate change and cause of serious respiratory diseases. PolluNo focuses on transportation, which accounts for 26% of the UK's greenhouse gas emissions. The game informs people and encourages them to make better choices for our environment by opting for low-emisson forms of transport.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Climate Action

Regional Winners

Senior Division
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Kap

    • by Aguacates Unidos por México

    • Mexico

    • By 2050, venomous species will migrate into densely inhabited locations due to climate change, putting 6.7 million people at risk. In 2019, León had the most scorpion bites worldwide, reaching 43,913 cases. Kap maps hospitals that have anti-venoms available and quickens medical care by changing phone calls into emergency emails with a few clicks in case users' throats close.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • EnGuard

    • by GirlsEsc

    • Romania

    • EnGuard is a mobile application used as a “safety-net” by all victims of abuse. If you find yourself in a dangerous situation, pronounce your already-chosen safe word to start the app. It will identify the type of harassment and will alert either the police or a trusted person you chose. The message contains your real-time geo-location and a voice recording of the conversation.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Cerebrate

    • by The Wave

    • Kazakhstan

    • A tool for after-stroke recovery, Cerebrate focuses on restoring cognitive and intellectual skills. Our mobile application offers a variety of puzzles, which develop learning, memorizing and social abilities of individuals affected by strokes. The user-friendly environment also connects a patient, a caregiver, and a doctor to accomplish one goal – making the patient’s life better.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Cultimora

    • by Athena Girls

    • Nigeria

    • A tool to help farmers and stakeholders in the agricultural industry, Cultimora identifies the most suitable crops to grow based on soil types and location. It also suggests the most suitable sowing patterns when users enter their land dimensions, soil specifications and geographical data. Cultimora aims to reduce or eliminate risks in agricultural ventures.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Smart Waste Sorter

    • by Smart Waste Sorter

    • United States

    • A tool to help users properly sort waste. The Smart Waste Sorter attaches to waste bins where a motion sensor activates a camera that captures an image of the item being disposed, and compares it against its database to determine if it's being put in the right bin. If not, the device buzzes to alert the user.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Responsible Consumption and Production
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Protecting trees

    • by Protecting trees

    • Bolivia

    • A tool to help fight deforestation. Protecting Trees' AI model helps children recognize tree species and whether they are endangered. Users take pictures of trees which the app compares to its database of similar images to identify the tree in the image and whether or not it's threatened
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Life on Land
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • AI tool for Dysorthography

    • by AI tool for Dysorthography

    • Greece

    • A tool to help identify Dysorthography. AI tool for Dysorthography analyzes users' spelling patterns against a large database of mispellings typical to those with dysothography, a disorder of spelling, to help users decide if they should seek a specialist's help. Used for text typed directly into the app as well as handwritten text via OpenCV and Tesseract tools.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Reduced Inequalities
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Tech Rescue

    • by Tech Rescue

    • Nigeria

    • A wearable device designed to curb incidences of kidnapping. Tech Rescue uses an AI model trained to recognize a user's typical GPS data. When a user strays from the expected path, Tech Rescue alerts an emergency contact with a text and phone call.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Trashnovator

    • by Team Mohammed

    • Pakistan

    • A tool to reduce irresponsibly disposed-of chemical waste from industrial businesses. Users enter data about temperature, volume, and concentration into Trashnovator which uses its AI model to recommend the best disposal technique.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Responsible Consumption and Production
Junior Division
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Qhawana

    • by DORY'S TEAM

    • Bolivia

    • An AI-powered tool, Qhawana prevents individuals with Alzheimer’s from wandering away and getting lost. With the help of algorithms that process the movement of people, the app detects erratic or unusual movements caused by spatial disorientation. When someone with Alzheimer’s begins to wander, Qhawana sends notifications to the caregiver or relatives with their geolocation in real time.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Auxilium

    • by Spicy Salsa

    • United States

    • A disaster preparedness tool, Auxilium helps prepare the 60% of American adults who have not practiced what to do in a disaster. With input from school principles and FUSD administrators, Auxilium offers fun quizzes and information to teach people what to do in case of disaster. It also includes a place to create a family plan, and a way for users to alert others if they are in an emergency.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Other
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Blue Duck: Albufera

    • by #girls on

    • Spain

    • An environmental protection and education tool, Blue Duck: Albufera protects Valencia's La Albufera park through collaborative action. La Albufera is affected by the city’s dumping of contaminated water, plastic waste, and the pollution caused by the large infrastructure nearby, which destroys the ecosystem. Blue Duck educates locals in a fun way, and encourages everybody to help.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Life on Land
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Bee Happy

    • by Deline

    • Kyrgyzstan

    • A tool to help prevent suicide and bullying problems among teenagers, Bee Happy provides users with psychological assistance and access to a community and motivational resources. It connects teenagers with psychologists and help centers, and also allows them to chat with peers and psychologists in group chats and forums. It also provides access to motivational resources and tests, and mini-games.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Rooting For You

    • by Code Work Ahead

    • United States

    • A tool to address the lack of confidence many girls feel due to a fear of failure and judgment. Rooting For You allows users to choose between social, academic, or self-care-based challenges. When users choose a challenge to try, the challenge is planted as a seed in their garden. The user can enter journal entries detailing their progress and ultimately grow the seed until it blooms.
    • Program: Girls
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Smart Driving Assistant

    • by Smart Driving Assistant

    • Cambodia

    • A device to help users drive more safely. Inspired by the high rate of traffic injuries and death in Cambodia. The Smart Driving Assistant has several sensors that allow it to recognize unsafe driving conditions or obstacles and then reduce speed or adjust trajectory accordingly.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • End The Flame

    • by End The Flame

    • Bolivia

    • Inspired by the 2019 Amazonian fires, End the Flame uses its database to recognize flame patterns and the effects of variables like wind, fire shape, and presence of flammable materials. The device analyzes images of fires and recommends a course of action based on those variables.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Life on Land
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • CourseConnect

    • by The Emeralds

    • Nigeria

    • An app to help students choose courses aligned with their interests and needs. After users answer a series of questions that take into account factors like hobbies and outside pressures, CourseConnect's AI model suggests appropriate courses.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Quality Education
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • CalmZilla

    • by DASA

    • United States

    • An app to help students alleviate stress. Inspired by rising rates of stress in young people. Calmzilla's AI model uses data gathered from user survey answers to predict stress levels and recommend a number of stress relieving games while also informs guardians of the student's stress level.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Good Health and Well-Being
  • 2020 Regional Winner

    • Recyclator

    • by Recyclator

    • Spain

    • A tool to help users improve their recycling habits by alleviating confusion. Recylator uses a camera to analyze waste materials against its database, and then flashes one of its 5 colored LED lights, indicating what category the recyclable material falls under.
    • Program: Families
    • Topic: Responsible Consumption and Production