Pranay Haldiya

Clicky is a voice-first AI assistant mobile app. Talk to Clicky, share a screenshot when a screen is confusing, and get a short spoken answer back with memory that persists across conversations.

Submitted 16 Apr 2026

CastForge — an instant AI podcast studio. The app lets users type any topic, pick a show format (Comedy, Debate, Explainer, True Crime, Hot Takes, Interview), customize AI host voices, and generates a fully produced multi-voice podcast episode with sound effects and background music in about 60 seconds.

Launch Studio turns any website into a platform-ready promo video in minutes. Paste a product URL and Launch Studio automatically ingests the page, writes a creative brief, plans a scene-by-scene timeline, generates cinematic voiceover (or multi-voice dialogue), a music bed, and sound effects — then renders and delivers a finished MP4. Cloudflare usage: Workers (API + asset serving), Durable Objects via Agents SDK (stateful pipeline orchestration per user), 3 Workflows (timeline planning, render execution, Stream publishing), Workers AI (creative brief + timeline generation), R2 (audio stem storage with HMAC-signed URLs), and Stream (video hosting + HLS/DASH delivery). ElevenLabs usage: Text-to-Speech with eleven_flash_v2_5 for voiceover and dialogue (2 alternating voices per scene), Sound Effects generation for contextual SFX per scene, and Music generation for a full music bed matching the brief's mood. Built in one week. URL in → video out.

Cage Surf is a voice-first safe browsing assistant designed for older adults. It helps users navigate websites through natural conversation, explains confusing pages in simple language, and protects them from scams, phishing, fake support flows, and suspicious payment requests before they act. Users can speak or type what they need help with, and Cage Surf guides them step by step through websites, forms, and online tasks. When something looks risky, Cage Surf uses its built-in Slyntic safety engine to analyze suspicious claims, risky prompts, and browse-state signals, then provides a clear warning, helpful evidence, and spoken next-step guidance. The goal is not just to automate browsing, but to make the web more understandable, less overwhelming, and safer for older adults.