Poll by @zhesolworks - Bet with friends with USDC or in-app points. They have an imessage widget that makes it super easy to create bets with friends. They have templates or users can create their own bets. Using USDC on Solana, but like many apps the bridging experience isn't great yet so can also use in-app points. Bet participants then resolve the bet with voting.

Dimo - share car data for rewards. Dimo has been around for a while but I just tried it for the first time. Pretty easy signup, connect to your car's app and start earning passive. In a week I've earned 7 $DIMO (~$0.50) but haven't opened up the app. I don't drive much and only have 1 car connected, obviously small amount of income. I can see for some people that drive a lot more and have multiple connected cars it could generate some meaningful passive income. There are ways that you can level up to increase your earnings etc.

Noise by @notgabo and friends - bet on attention with leverage. Built on MegaETH, Noise currently taps into Kaito's data and allows users to speculate on attention. For example you can long or short attention of Farcaster, Polymarket and many others. It's in beta and users are betting play money but easy to use and realtime updates. I think of it as being able to long or short google trend data. Right now its crypto focused using Kaito, but you can imagine a world where the pull data from web2 products.

Dexari by @chucksbradford - mobile app for trading on Hyperliquid. Smooth app for trading on-the-go on Hyperliquid. Not legal in US currently so haven't actively traded outside of downloading app. But can send funds to created wallet and start trading. App is clean and snappy.

Non-crypto:

Triumph Arcade - Add money to your profile with Apple pay and bet on skill based games like solitaire, brick bracker, bingo and many more to win real money.

Unnamed Chat RPG - First game is Red, While + Breach with six chapters. It's a chat based game where you role play as a intelligence agent and are trying to get information out of characters. Six levels and each gets harder. Get the information you need in least amount of moves popular and then pay for more moves. Very addicting, fun and challenging.