The app contains links to over 300 different coronavirus-response resources across the nation.

“I’ve been making software that sells stuff and now I’m making something that will hopefully make people feel better.”

Meet BusETA, which is currently in beta testing mode.

The app is similar to Uber and Lyft technologies.

What’s Open Nearby?—a new iPhone app by Dotsquare LLC—will make your life a little bit easier by showing you what places to get food and groceries are open nearby at any given hour.

“The Android version will include all of the features the current iOS-only version has, including finding bus, Metro, and Circulator stops near you, real-time arrivals at each stop, saving favorite stops for easy access, route maps for every line, and a searchable list of routes,” developer Jason Rosenbaum said in an email.

Assistant Police Chief Peter Newsham said the app would also benefit friends and family of victims, as well as help with outreach.

You can be your own cabbie with SideCar, a new ride-sharing app set to arrive in D.C. today.

If D.C.’s public schools won’t cut it and private schools are too expensive, the city has 57 charter schools for your child to attend. But how do you choose one? Well, there’s now an app to help you through the process.

A new taxicab-hailing app arrives in D.C. today, making the old school hand-in-the-air hail a thing of the past.