The Jaguarr is a service that allows people to send songs to their friends in a phone call. Just SMS The Jaguarr a number and a song, and it will call out to your friend with that song. Fun! The Jaguarr also allows you to attach songs to foursquare places. Text #4sq to The Jaguarr to try it out. http://jaguarr.me.
Coke Zero Live Cycle is an iPhone game, designed with Crispin Porter Bogusky for Coca-Cola, that allows players to control Tron Light cycles by physically moving around. Similar to the control scheme of Mobzombies, players use movement to avoid crashing into enemy jetwalls.
Fourface is a series of playful User Interfaces to the service Foursquare. In the future, we will create new interfaces that you purchase from within the app. Currently, fourface includes 3 checkin interfaces and 1 heads-up-display interface that allows you to see historically, and currently popular foursquare venues. Fourface was written up in Techcrunch. The app is available on the App Store as a free download.
Mobzombies is a truly mobile, location-based iPhone game that pits you against zombie hordes generated by human activity at real places. Unique movement controls allow players to use their bodies as joysticks, turning mundane physical things (barstools or people, for instance) into tricky obstacles obstructing the path towards zombie destruction. Available on the App Store.
Dopplr Offsetr was a piece of software satire developed with the Dopplr API. Dopplr, a social travel network, reported friends’ trips, and in a way illuminated a kind of social hierarchy in which frequency of travel was paramount in importance. Offsetr played with this idea by creating a set of leaderboards for your social network, but framed the scores as the aggregate carbon footprint for each individual. The software was written about on O’Reilly Radar, among other places around the web.