Adjacent ☆
A local dev-server harness so a developer and a coding agent can share one supervised server – one daemon owning the boot, the port, and the logs, with a URL per git worktree.
Projects
A collection of toys and tools of specific or limited utility.
Tapding ☆
All the annoyance of a typewriter, in a browser. Every keystroke clacks, the carriage dings, and you will regret opening it.
User Agent Info
A fast, ad-free, tracker-free way to identify a browser from a User-Agent string, including release age and usage statistics.
Andiamo
A 2x2 for deciding whether a solution is worth fighting over – because sometimes “I’ve done it this way before” is closer to a shrug than a stance.
ShortSheet
A REPL and Rake tasks that sync Shortcut with a Google Sheet, so iteration planning happens where it’s easiest to plan.
Parallel Meerkats
A typosquat domain turned proof-of-concept NFT collection: AI-generated meerkats minted on Ethereum to exercise a now-sunset on-chain KYC token.
commits-fm
A GitHub Action that puts playlists in your PRs: an album wall, one cover per commit, matched to what you were listening to on Last.fm when you wrote it.
It's the Final Countdown
For late-night deploys and untestable network changes, let Europe proclaim that itsthefinal.co/untdown.
Fiscal
A Chrome extension that appends the dollar cost of every Google Calendar meeting to its description, so the answer stares back before you accept.
Privnote CLI
The power of privnote.com in your terminal: pipe a secret in, get an encrypted, self-destructing one-time URL out.
Is Today Prime?
Asks whether today’s date, written as a number, comes out prime – every ordering, both year lengths, timezone-aware. The answer is almost always a giant “Nope.”