@GabeR

A website page that allows you to enter your address (or use a "USE GPS" button to auto-enter your address) and then track the ISS relative to its position above earth. The ISS tracker uses other existing websites' API keys, but then combines the tracking to see the next few times the ISS will be above you, and when it'll be actually visible (with a telescope).

2x4 button matrix that plays differing drum sounds for each button, being able to play drum sounds entirely run off of the portable product itself.