GDC World GDC World All four run in production on AWS and all four are opened through one GDC account. What follows is what they actually do.
A household app for tracking several cats’ feeding, weight and vomiting incidents. It runs on an iPad mounted in the kitchen, so logging a meal takes one tap.
Several cats, one bowl schedule and a vet who wants numbers. The log lives on a wall-mounted iPad, weights are entered with the household in mind, and dates and times follow the app’s language rather than the browser’s.
Plan a whole week of cooking from your own recipe database. Recipes come in from websites, photos, PDF files and Instagram posts and land searchable, in one place.
The database is the point: a recipe from a blog, a photo of a page from a cookbook, a PDF from a friend and an Instagram post all end up in the same searchable shape — and from there into a plan for the week.
Plan a trip as an ordered list of stops with their nights. Every date, every total and the cost per day follow from that — it replaces the spreadsheet a decade of trips lived in.
A trip stores only its start date and its stops; arrivals, departures, totals and the calendar are computed from them, so one more night in Orlando moves everything after it. Flights, hotels, rental cars, events and restaurants sit side by side as candidates until one is picked, and whatever is still open is counted rather than guessed.
Follow an American football season from Germany, NFL and college both, a week at a time. Kickoffs are given in Berlin time first, and the games you mark come with a reminder before they start.
A season read week by week: every game with both kickoff times, the home field and where it is streaming, and a live score with the clock and possession while it runs. The app never calls ESPN itself — a scheduled job normalises the data into our own tables first, so the season keeps working on a day the source does not.
Registration and sign-in run through the GDC Tools Manager. It holds your account, your household and which tools you may open.
