Featured App Engine Apps

Overgrowth

Author:Jeffrey Rosen

App Engine powers the entire website of Overgrowth and Wolfire Games, in addition to portions of the game itself.

PhotoMunchers

Author:Pamela Fox

This game is modeled off the classic Number Munchers game, and challenges the player to munch as many Picasa photos tagged with a particular word as possible, without getting eaten by the Traggle. This app is also an experiment to see if user playing can lead to a better image search, and includes a comparison page and API for those curious.

Cafe Survey: Simple Surveys Brewed Instantly!

Author:Brandon Thomson

You'll love how quickly your online surveys are brewed up at the Cafe Survey. Receive your results by email or view convenient charts online. Surveys work with every web browser, last forever, and will always be available thanks to Google's App Engine.

Food Prints

Author:Sargis Dallakyan

This app allows you to search and browse nutrition facts from food labels. Users can change serving size and view images generated by Google search. The back-end is powered by Google App Engine and Django. The front-end is using Yahoo! User Interface Library, Google AJAX Search and Adobe Flex.

Giftag

Author:Thomas Bohmbach, Curt Thompson, Nick Bauman, Gary Koelling, Steve Bendt

Giftag is the easy-to-use, open standards-based social shopping application that lets you make lists of things you want and share them with others.

Mutiny - SF Muni Maps

Author:bslatkin

Find San Francisco Muni routes and arrival times at your present location! Requires Google Gears. Optimized for Android and Windows Mobile phones. Provides quick links to nextmuni.com pages.

4hoursearch

Author:Sam Pullara

A search engine with a 3x4 layout using Yahoo!'s BOSS APIs. Includes the source code!

Taglets

Author:Mark Petrovic, David Beckemeyer

Taglets lets you create and follow tags on subjects of your choosing. Users can post short comments to existing tags, which are received via email, Twitter, or HTTP POST by users who are following that tag. Taglets is really a service platform, built on top a Public API, so developers can create their own applications. See our overview here: http://sites.google.com/a/taglets.org/taglets/help Thanks for stopping by!

MashSpots

Author:mapmash

MashSpots.com is a free service to make local search easy to use. Just click on any location on the map to get the four closest places of interest. Mashspots makes it easy to find places around any location without having to know the address of the location you are searching around, just search for the city you want to search at and click on any location on the map to get the 4 closest search results.