Trulia provides detailed insights into neighbourhoods for people that might be interested in moving there. Going beyond the typical listings, by sourcing insights straight from locals, users can get a deeper understanding of what living in a home and neighbourhood is like.

The MIT Media Lab Open Agriculture Initiative (OpenAg) is a platform that fosters the creation of an open-source ecosystem of technologies, bringing together partners from industry, government, and academia to create collaborative tools and communities.

With HDScores users can look for the calculated health inspection scores of restaurants and other food-serving establishments, such as schools, nurseries, hospitals, stadiums etc. The calculated score is between 0% and 100% (the closer to 100% the cleaner the place is) and includes the scores from all previous health inspections.

The FoodKeeper application and website provide users with information on how to store food and beverages. Additionally, the service supplies users with information about how to process the respective food.

Enigma is a platform that provides big public data about companies, people, and locations that is centralised and structured content wise. In this, everyone has the opportunity to access and connect the public data and to re-use it.

Using the current location or entering a custom location, with Alternative Fueling Station Locator the customer can find the 20 closest fueling stations that offer electricity, natural gas, biodiesel, E85, propane, or hydrogen. Also, further information, such as availability, is provided.

Windy App gives users detailed maritime weather forecast for kiters, surfers, sailors, and fishers. Users get information on wind speed, temperatures, waves, and tides. Furthermore, an in-built chat function allows to talk to locals or share reports with others.

ClearHealthCosts is an initiative that aims to bring transparency to the health care marketplace by telling people what medical procedures and facilitates costs at different hospitals in the United States. The information is on the platforms home page and is also available on the newsrooms of their partners in different states, such as NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune and the Daily News.

PlantVillage Nuru is a publicly supported and developed application that helps farmers diagnose crops disease in the field without an internet connection. The application was developed at Penn State University in partnership with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture and the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation. Plantvillage Nuru is the largest open access library of crop health knowledge in the world.