Recent Apps

Massmob: Meetings and Smart Mobs

2010-04-21T16:38:35Z

Author: Vicente J. Ruiz Jurado

Massmob is a gadget extension for that tries to help in the organization, call and speed-up of events different than just "barbecues", such as meeting or protest demonstrations. Ok, and also barbecues.

Wave Embeddy

2010-04-19T11:38:09Z

Wave Embeddy

Author: ANDO Yasushi

Embed a wave on a wave by drag-and-dropping from the Inbox. The embedded wave is in an inline-blip so that you can minimize it. Screencast: http://www.screencast.com/users/technohippy/folders/Jing/media/efe55b73-da08-44d3-8e26-0ec9010d7f5e

One-360

2010-04-17T22:03:14Z

One-360

Author: Peter Svedberg

One-360 will eventually gain other capabilities. For now its claim to fame is its ability to create and help you maintain wikis in wave.

Forum Botty

2010-04-09T22:41:24Z

Forum Botty

Author: Google Wave APIs Team

Creates a wave-based forum, with daily digests, auto-tagging, and an admin interface.

Bundled Annotations

2010-04-08T13:24:12Z

Bundled Annotations

Author: Google Wave APIs Team

Shows how to use bundled_annotations in the Python SDK to apply 1 or multiple annotations to appended text.

robot-robot

2010-05-01T00:23:35Z

robot-robot

Author: Duncan Hawthorne

robot-robot enables you to write code for a robot inside a wave, and have that code act as the robot you intend immediately on another wave. As you make changes to your robot source code, the robot runs with those new changes straight away. Here is an installer for wave preview users: https://wave.google.com/wave/#restored:wave:googlewave.com!w%252BtRpKCjb9A.1

oneclick blip delete

2010-04-01T19:54:29Z

oneclick blip delete

Author: kyprizel

Robot adds trash icon to every new blip and allows to delete blip by clicking on it.

Best Extension Ever

2010-04-01T12:11:43Z

Best Extension Ever

Author: Google Wave APIs Team

Lets users convert text into blinking text and banners, as well as insert lolcats.

Parroty (Java Tutorial)

2010-03-31T13:06:32Z

Parroty (Java Tutorial)

Author: Google Wave APIs Team

Says hello to all new participants on the wave. Example from the Java documentation.

Deferry

2010-04-07T16:12:11Z

Deferry

Author: Google Wave APIs Team

Animates the addition of lines to a wave over 20 seconds.

Word Count

2010-04-01T09:41:21Z

Word Count

Author: Duncan Hawthorne

Highlight some text, and click the icon on the toolbar to count the words. This will add a robot to count the words in your selection, and make an inline reply to show you the count. The count is updated as you type. When you are done, delete the blip containing the word count. Here is an installer for wave preview users: https://wave.google.com/wave/#restored:search:in%253AInbox,restored:wave:googlewave.com!w%252B04X-AEjMc.1

Grocery List

2010-04-08T07:51:29Z

Grocery List

Author: Quaker

Use this for your grocery list needs - share with your family, sort the list automatically, print and take it to the store, and more!

Vivox Voice

2010-03-24T17:04:45Z

Vivox Voice

Author: dverratti

Add a real-time voice conference to any wave.

yourBrainStormer

2010-04-17T04:50:30Z

yourBrainStormer

Author: wyemun

This gadget allows users to share ideas across more efficiently during brainstorming session. The interface is intuitive and easy to use. Hint boxes will be displayed to guide new users on how to use this gadget. User will be able to view the description on each node by clicking once on the node. Users can choose to print the data. Animation Changes in the gadget will be accompanied with a simple animation.

WavePlan

2010-03-10T22:44:00Z

WavePlan

Author: joshuatj

Are you frustrated trying to plan a meeting or event with your colleagues and friends? Is it difficult to agree on a common time? Do it simply using "Waveplan". Waveplan helps you to coordinate multi-participant schedules and make decisions in an intuitive manner.

LangTranslate

2010-04-17T05:10:34Z

LangTranslate

Author: sebng85

LangTranslate bridges language barrier in Google Wave. Users can now interact with others of different language background.

LincTex

2010-03-10T22:27:01Z

LincTex

Author: master.lincoln

A simple robot that renders LaTeX code in a wave. It finds code beween $$ and $$ and replaces it with an image generated with the service http://www.forkosh.com/mathtex.html. It turns your formula into a picture when you submit the Blip. When you start editing a Blip the picture turns into code again. As far as I know this is the only LaTex robot that enables editing a formula without using a gadget. (at 2010-03-09) Written using Java and the v2 Robot API

Archivey

2010-03-20T13:45:21Z

Archivey

Author: Chris Parsons

This robot will delete all but the last five messages on a wave, excepting the top message. It’s meant to be used in conjunction with Pushy and any other chatty robots to keep the number of messages in a wave down to a manageable level. Potential other uses would be in a chatting context: you don’t always want to see the complete history of a chat session and this could be a way to hide the noise. Remember that you can always see the complete history by clicking Playback on the wave, so the messages aren’t lost: they’re just archived.

Pushy

2010-04-06T06:05:41Z

Pushy

Author: Chris Parsons

Pushy is a robot which accepts any form of HTTP post and adds the content as a new message on the wave. It has special handling for github post-receive hooks and googlecode PostCommitWebHooks - it formats them nicely using a gadget.