GetPlaceID turns Google listings into things you can print
A free utility that finds a Google Place ID, builds a direct review link, and lays out QR cards, stickers, table tents, and other print-ready prompts.
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A free utility that finds a Google Place ID, builds a direct review link, and lays out QR cards, stickers, table tents, and other print-ready prompts.
A guided brew timer that paces each pour in real time, with recipes, dosing adjustments, custom methods, and brew logging.
A native macOS menu bar app that watches the clipboard, shell history, and .env files for credentials before they reach Slack, GitHub, browsers, or screenshots.
A macOS menu bar app that collects local databases and containers into one list, then checks whether each service answers its actual protocol.
A text-based AI practice tool that lets people rehearse conversations, receive a score, and review the two moments that most affected it.
Titan turns bank and card statements into categorized, tied-out bookkeeping, with each figure traceable back to its source line.
A dated directory of AI and software tools for veterinary practices, organized around the workflows clinics actually manage.
An open-source Chinese pinyin input method that adds a small English, Japanese, or Spanish translation beside each candidate.
A weekly, hand-checked list of Gainesville development filings, neighborhood workshops, and land-use board items.
A Japanese waste-collection lookup tool that turns an address into today’s, tomorrow’s, and this week’s pickup schedule.
A browser-based GPX editor and route planner for runners and cyclists.
An experiment in which pen-named AI agents sell small, useful services built from customers’ own records.
An interactive home-training atlas for rehearsing solo jiu-jitsu movements through phases, faults, positions, and timed sessions.
A three-question game that trains people to estimate difficult quantities and understand how far their intuition misses.
An independent reference to the boardwalks, boats, wildlife, tides, cabins, and seasonal logistics of roadless Halibut Cove, Alaska.
A bilingual illustrated guide to 108 Chinese characters, with meanings, Mandarin pinyin, categories, and historical context.
A personal weblog about folklore, folk magic, herbs, old things, research, and the rabbit holes that follow them home.
A South London reading circle publishes meeting notes, seasonal reading lists, and the house rules behind its monthly discussions.
A set of home water-treatment calculators for sizing softeners, filters, reverse-osmosis systems, UV equipment, and related hardware.
A REST and MCP service for requesting human phone calls and receiving structured answers.
A free collection of 64 browser-based tools for resizing, compressing, converting, cropping, cleaning, and preparing images for specific publishing destinations.
A browser-based image toolkit for compressing, resizing, converting, and removing backgrounds without uploading files.
A live interpretation service sends translated audio and captions to each listener’s phone, with support for 101 languages.
A Korean beauty reference that rates cosmetic ingredients, medicines, and procedures by the strength of human evidence.