Coding projects.
Apps, games, and small useful things. Click any to launch.
Deep space mid-level management simulator as an idle clicker. Work your contracts, die, upload your consciousness, seek to ascend. There is a way...
Enter your zip code to find out what constellations you can see tonight. The constellations twinkling behind the lousy weather and copious light polution.
Little Mote bot spends his days collecting power cells aboard an abandoned space freighter, working toward some mysterious goal. Guide Mote through the derelict ship avoiding obstacles and collecting batteries. Place direction tiles and use logic to plan the perfect path for Mote.
Claude users who work through long conversations need a way to understand when their conversation context is filling up and take action before quality degrades. Currently the context fills silently, then auto-compact triggers well past the point of degradation. Users also have no agency over what gets preserved. Now they do. I added Claude code's feature to chat.
VoltDesk is a field service management and CRM tool for small electrical contractors, designed to fill the gap between overpriced enterprise platforms and paper and pencil.
Project Gutenberg is great but it makes my eyes hurt reading it. And it looks terrible. Now it doesn't. I can finally start and not finish 70,000 classics.
Battleships. In space. Spaceships. Click around to find where the enemy ships are hiding. Or use logic.
Do you want to not play breakout? Then play Idle Breakout. Click bricks and buy upgrades in the shop.
Shoot the ships because diplomacy has failed. Why did it fail? That's a different game. This is just shoot the ships.
Run and jump. Well actually just jump, since the running takes care of itself.
On what day will you die? How many heartbeats do you have left? Friday nights? Can anyone outlive Queen Elizabeth Jr? Enter your birthdate to find out.
Watch all your green efforts washed away in seconds by corporate pollution.
How do I vibe coding? One prompt built a fully operational, private, local storage moodboard in less than 8 minutes with no libaries or external dependencies. Neat.
It makes math problems. You make the answers. Confetti explodes if you get it right, so it's totally worth it.
A memory game for random nouns in Latin, Spanish, and Chinese because why not?
Enter a URL and get the contents of that page as a TXT or RTF or HTML file.
Do you hate logic? Do you never want to infer or deduce? Then use the AmERiCaN MEasURiNg system. You can find out how many ounces long a donut is fast!
Do you need to learn 100 nouns in Latin? Or Spanish? Or Chinese? Then go for it with this flash card emoji app thing!
What tide is it? Enter a zip code to find out the tides at the nearest NOAA station.
A lifting program. Enter your 1RMs and it gives you a protocol to follow. Nothing too fancy.
One thousand most common English words with American spelling. How fast can you type? How accurately? Enter the typing arena!!!
An interval timer big enough to see without your contacts in! Enter work/rest times and sets.
A handy calc for figuring out your time, distance, and speed. Also a rough VO2 Max estimate. Also an incline for treadmill people.
Which kid has to take a bath first? No more negotiations, just have them pick a number. Change the numbers to predict the outcome. Your kids will never know.
All you can eat folksy wisdom on life, love, and investing at the Charlie Munger Buffet. Buffett. Warren Buffett. Whatever.
Travel back in time and thrill to the diminishing purchasing power of the dollar. Find out how rich you would be today if you had started investing 25 years ago when nobody listened to me...
Daily Undulating Periodization. Or, another lifting program. But one with robust studies and peer reviewed evidence. Enter your 1RMs and it gives you a protocol to follow.
They say that the squeaky wheel gets the grease. They also say the squeaky wheel gets replaced. Enjoy mutually exclusive wisdom!
Can you do all the things? Make a list, check it never, and attempt to do even 3 simple things before the day unravels.
Meditation works for some people. You might be those some people. Try it. I can't even.
Ancient Greek and Roman thoughts on life. Some Stoic, most not. Little Aurelius, but hopefully some more obscure folks.