Handanbase Argues That Workplaces Lose Judgment, Not Knowledge
A Japanese-language personal site developing a framework for transferring the tacit judgment that manuals and handover documents fail to capture.
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A Japanese-language personal site developing a framework for transferring the tacit judgment that manuals and handover documents fail to capture.
An offline Android utility for hashing files and text, checking downloads, verifying folders, and exporting desktop-compatible sums files.
A branded home-search tool lets real-estate agents curate listings, add personal notes, and collect each household member’s reaction separately.
A browser tool that converts logos and images into HDR assets whose selected highlights can exceed ordinary screen white.
A state-specific calculator compares the running cost of heat pumps with gas, propane, oil, and electric resistance heat.
A free collection of 62 browser-based calculators, guides, and reference tools for designing and programming VEX competition robots.
A desktop music workstation that analyzes humming and audio into notes, chords, keys, timelines, and MIDI.
A long-read handbook for evaluating hyperbaric chambers, their real costs, installation requirements, evidence, and ongoing ownership.
An ADHD-friendly task app that turns a photo or sentence about an overwhelming project into roughly 12 small steps, then serves three per day.
A daily editorial dispatch about industrial AI, connected factories, physical automation, and the systems reshaping manufacturing.
A standards project for circus performers, built around a contract addendum, an anonymous injury registry, and a plain-language injury protocol.
A macOS tool that changes an iPhone’s reported location and moves it through walking, driving, or parked states without installing anything on the phone.
An interactive map of Japan’s rail network, with live train movement and bilingual historical coverage of lines, stations, operators, and train types.
A Linux systems engineer’s personal site combines technical writing with self-built open-source infrastructure tools.
A twelve-question browser tool estimates how much of your digital life is readable from the outside.
An offline experience passport for skilled-trade apprentices that logs work, collects supervisor signatures, and organizes hours into licensing-ready proof.
An open-source Obsidian MCP server that turns notes and Claude Code sessions into a cited personal knowledge graph.
An experimental browser soundscape where you wander through generative audio, MIDI, ambient zones, and a small archive of public-domain imagery.
A cooking app that maps Chinese dietary therapy’s hot-to-cold food classification onto a Kelvin scale, then builds meals around it.
An offline file-search tool that uses on-device AI to find, read, sort, and extract information from photos and documents.
KillMetadata removes supported EXIF, GPS, author, date, and media metadata from photos, documents, video, and audio without uploading the files.
Workshop software for Australian mechanics that connects bookings, bay boards, job cards, parts, invoicing and customer approvals.
A rewards-planning tool for Indian credit-card holders that ranks cards, tracks caps and exclusions, and prices points against transfer routes.
A Japanese-language record of making men's jackets, trousers, waistcoats, and overcoats from pre-1960 Japanese tailoring manuals.