Some are useful. Some are a potato that zooms into another potato. Mostly I make things because I’m curious whether they’ll work.
Watch a clean contact database grow stale.
Choose a size and a sourced decay scenario, then take a rough daily estimate into your next data hygiene conversation. Includes a slightly haunted version for October.
Watch the clock →
Check if your emails will actually get delivered.
Validates your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records. Built because I got tired of manually checking DNS records every time someone asked "why are our emails going to spam?"
Check your domain →
For when your brain has made enough choices today.
Type in your options, click a button, let the computer pick. I use it for lunch. My kids use it for movie night. The computer has no favorites.
Let the computer decide →
Because math before coffee is too much to ask.
Enter how much coffee you want to make, get the exact ratio of grounds to water. Simple as it should be.
Make better coffee →
Calculate the true cost of your 3D prints.
Enter your spool price, weight used, and print time to see what that benchy actually cost you.
Calculate costs →
Tiny, absurd web toys for hard days.
The world is a lot right now, so I built some dumb stuff. None of it will help you. That's the whole point.
Go play →
A satirical quiz to help you realize you probably are.
Answer a few questions about your current project and find out if you've gone too far. Spoiler: you have.
Take the quiz →
Interactive lessons for a weird little hacking device.
Lessons, quizzes, and a DuckyScript playground. Built to help people actually learn what this thing can do.
Start learning →A living document of every way AI has wormed its way into my workflow.
19 use cases across work and life, with the actual prompts I use. Steal whatever's useful.
See the list →