Dzuy Linh

We need a simple, back-to-basics photo sharing app. We're all tired of ads, tired of algorithms, tired of being spied on. We just want to be able to share some photos with some friends. We built Pine because Instagram doesn't work anymore. But it's not enough to just make an old skool IG and call it a day. We take a lot more photos these days and we think putting them in collections is the key...

As a parent, I grew tired of buying single-purpose, plastic toys that just don't last. It's time we cut back on the amount of plastics we consume and plastic toys are a great problem to start solving. I decided to use my background in product design and engineering to create a rocker, walker and roller that could last for years and even be passed down to future generations. Help join our...

I know so many designers that never have time to update their portfolios because they're so busy actually working. This is great way to keep an updated, beautiful portfolio with ease. Nice work guys.

I actually built a hoverboard in the same method that they're now using almost 4 years ago. My original concept was basically a disc of neodymium magnets, spinning over an electrically conductive plate (copper) and with enough movement and applying Lenz's law, the eddy currents induce the vertical lift. You just need motors with enough torque to keep the magnets moving fast enough. Here's a...

We just added stickers because, well, why not?! Also, swiping on an open camera applies live filters. You can also tap on a taken photo to add text onto an image. Gotta love live development.

We created Hatch to see if people would want to follow hashtags of interest rather than other users. It could be great for seeing an endless stream of #CatsWithHatsOn while also giving you the ability to ignore all #TBT tags if you’re just not interested. Even more interesting, could Hatch potentially be a live news resource to see images of trending tags/event (i.e. #ferguson) - a much more...