GlobalPiggy

The ten apps in the NodajiFi ecosystem (learning, wallet, neighbourhood trade, Korean crafts store, shopping, makeup coaching, billiards coaching, loss prevention, menu ordering, home services), each with a one-line summary and whether it is available or still in development. Call nodajifi_get_app for languages, links and which tools hold that app's public data. No sign-in, and no personal data is involved.

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Full intro for one app: summary, supported languages, website and about page (null when there is none), a contact page (contactUrl, only where one exists), status, and dataTools — the tools on this server that return that app's public data. NodajiMarket is the exception: its products and checkout live on a separate MCP server (mcpServer: "nodajimarket", listed in this server's /.well-known/mcp.json).

Home services ONZIP offers in each country where it has launched (moving, cleaning, repair, lawn care, babysitters, tutors and more): service id, group, whether providers answer with a quote or by applying, and whether it can repeat. Countries ONZIP has not launched in are not listed. There are no provider listings or prices on this server — a person requests a job and compares quotes in the ONZIP app.

Statutory rental deadlines ONZIP tracks for landlords and tenants in British Columbia (CA-BC), Alberta (CA-AB) and Ontario (CA-ON): condition reports, deposit returns, lease copies and deposit interest — each with its trigger, number of days, required action, and the official source and section. Reference information, not legal advice: follow sourceUrl to read the law itself. Rules not yet reviewed by a lawyer carry a notice.

How a restaurant bill works in each country JumunCheck covers: currency, sales tax and whether menu prices include it, service charge, cover charge, tipping custom, whether tap water is free, the legal drinking age, portion conventions, and short tips for first-time visitors.

A short dining guide for one country: what surprises first-time visitors, table etiquette, how ordering and paying work, useful phrases (English, local script and romanization), the main cities covered, and ids of dishes worth trying (see jumuncheck_list_dishes).

JumunCheck's dish dictionary for one country: name in the requested language and locally, a short description, main ingredients, cooking method, taste levels (0–3), common allergens, diet flags, risk flags (raw, offal, alcohol, bones, shared plates) and the usual minimum number of people. Allergen and diet data describe the typical recipe only — always tell the person to confirm with the restaurant.

A small hand-picked list of restaurants JumunCheck knows in one country (optionally one city): name, local name, area, cuisine, tags such as english_menu, price level, a typical price per person, address and a map link. Details can be out of date — check before visiting.

Nutrition profiles for common fruit and vegetables FreshCheck knows: calories, carbohydrate, protein, fat, fibre, sugars, vitamin C, potassium, vitamin A, folate and calcium per 100 g (USDA FoodData Central), a short plain-language summary and serving ideas. General information, not dietary advice.

Short articles from FreshCheck on choosing produce, reading labels and expiry dates, simple recipes and basic nutrition: slug, title, topic (pillar), a one-line excerpt and tags. Read one with freshcheck_get_article.

The full text of one FreshCheck article (paragraphs or markdown), with practical tips and its source note. Get slugs from freshcheck_list_articles.

NodajiFi's "good to know" cards: short practical and cultural facts (for example how to read laundry symbols) with a title, a few sentences and a category.

Short sayings NodajiFi shows learners, with the author as recorded ("Unknown" when there is none) and a category code.

Recent dated notes NodajiFi writes for learners about events and announcements (title, one-line summary, short text, type and date), newest first. They are learning material, not a live news feed.

BillyGo's carom billiards practice patterns: id, title, a one-line subtitle, category (for example basic or applied) and difficulty. Read the goal, the idea behind it and a coaching tip with billygo_get_pattern.

One BillyGo practice pattern: what to aim for, the idea behind it and a coaching tip. Get ids from billygo_list_patterns.

Short makeup and skin-care notes from migram (for example how to patch-test a new product): slug, title, topic (pillar), excerpt and tags. Read one with migram_get_note.

The full text of one migram beauty note (paragraphs or markdown), with practical tips. Get slugs from migram_list_notes.

The makeup trends migram is featuring now: title, a one-line tagline, a short description of the look and a label such as "this month".

The five kinds of listing in IutGotGan, the neighbourhood trading app: producer sales, direct trade, swap and barter, garage sales, and free giveaways. Returns each category's id, its title in the requested language and its emoji. Individual listings are not available here — they carry people's locations.