Preplo vs The World Now

Preplo is an AI-powered app that transforms cooking videos from YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram into structured, actionable recipes — with ingredients, step-by-step instructions, and cost estimates.

Key Features:

Paste any video URL → get a full recipe instantly
AI Recipe Adaptation — make any recipe vegan, spicy, low-carb, etc.
Guided Cook Mode — hands-free, full-screen cooking with timestamps
Smart Shopping Lists — auto-generated, categorized, with price estimates
Cooking Streaks — weekly habit tracking to build consistency
Who it's for: Home cooks who discover recipes on social media but struggle to turn them into actual meals. Budget-conscious foodies who want cost transparency and meal planning without the effort.

What makes it unique: Preplo bridges the gap between watching and cooking. No more pausing videos or scribbling ingredients. AI extracts everything, lets you customize it, and guides you through cooking — saving time and money. Winner of Shipyard 2026.

The World Now is a premier intelligence platform that delivers real-time geopolitical and disaster monitoring fused with AI-driven market forecasting. It transforms the overwhelming flow of global events into actionable intelligence for professionals who cannot afford to be late. The platform tracks live conflicts, natural disasters, and political crises on an interactive 3D globe, updating every five minutes from a vast array of verified sources. Its core differentiator is Catalyst, a proprietary AI prediction engine that analyzes these events to forecast their impact on 28 critical financial assets, including Bitcoin, gold, oil, and major indices. Built explicitly for investors, analysts, and journalists, The World Now provides a decisive edge by connecting cause and effect in global markets, often delivering insights and predictions before traditional media can report the underlying event. It moves beyond simple news aggregation to offer severity ratings, directional market predictions, and a published track record, empowering users to understand not just what is happening, but what it means for their decisions.