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Apps by Decosa
Separate apps from Decosa, Inc. Each one says what it uses from Decosa. 7 apps, each with its own product, accounts and pricing.

Calm 3D worlds that hear music.

A visit copilot for independent clinicians: a live transcript, the questions still worth asking, and a note checked against what was said.

Finds where each song starts in a long DJ mix, so you can skip song by song, from the lock screen or the car.

Scan a room with a LiDAR iPhone, then walk a measured, furnished 3D model and change it by asking.

Give it a role: it searches widely, ranks the people it finds with the evidence for each, and writes the outreach.

Shows how ChatGPT, Google and Perplexity see a business, and a short list of what to fix first, in plain English.

Pick a goal and see the supplements with the strongest research, what the studies found, and a grade for each.
Built something with Decosa?
Each app keeps its own product. The hard part underneath, the engine, is moving into Decosa, so every app and every Decosa tool can use it. The first is SottoMD, built on Decosa’s clinical engine, the same one behind the Visit copilot. “Built on Decosa” means the app runs that engine; it doesn’t by itself mean Decosa hosts the app or sees its data. Decosa, Inc. makes Everdust. Its scene Creator, in beta on TestFlight, builds scenes with open models that Decosa can serve (DeepSeek V4 Flash for its Quick mode); for now those calls go through OpenRouter, not Decosa's own hosting.
The others move over one at a time. Next:
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