Creations
Every creation below began as a small question about everyday life. Some are apps, some are web tools — each one is an idea that earned its way into the world.
An open directory of AI tools and MCP servers.
“We asked: what if the AI ecosystem had a quiet archive — curated, categorized and kept honest? A place where open-source tools and MCP servers are listed once, described well, and easy to compare. That is why we made this.”
Free, instant, privacy-first calculators — Schengen, FIRE and TDEE.
“We asked: what if the most useful calculators lived in one clean, instant, private place? No accounts, no tracking, just the number you needed thirty seconds ago. That is why we made this.”
A simple way to work with documents.
“We kept asking: what if the PDF tool disappeared into the background, leaving only the document and the one action you wanted? Why did we make this — because a document task should take seconds, not a tutorial.”
Compress JPG and PNG images online — processed locally.
“We asked: why should compressing an image require uploading it anywhere? The browser can do this locally — so why not build a compressor that never sees the network at all? That is why we made this.”
A minimal Markdown-to-PDF workspace with live preview.
“We asked: what if you could write Markdown on one side and watch a real A4 page form on the other — then export in one click? No accounts, no uploads, just words becoming pages. That is why we made this.”
Track, organize and showcase your model kit builds.
“We asked: what if your kit collection had a dedicated log — the same care you put into building, applied to tracking? Photos, progress and the whole shelf, organized and proud. That is why we made this.”
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An open directory of AI tools and MCP servers.
“We asked: what if the AI ecosystem had a quiet archive — curated, categorized and kept honest? A place where open-source tools and MCP servers are listed once, described well, and easy to compare. That is why we made this.”
Free, instant, privacy-first calculators — Schengen, FIRE and TDEE.
“We asked: what if the most useful calculators lived in one clean, instant, private place? No accounts, no tracking, just the number you needed thirty seconds ago. That is why we made this.”
A simple way to work with documents.
“We kept asking: what if the PDF tool disappeared into the background, leaving only the document and the one action you wanted? Why did we make this — because a document task should take seconds, not a tutorial.”
Compress JPG and PNG images online — processed locally.
“We asked: why should compressing an image require uploading it anywhere? The browser can do this locally — so why not build a compressor that never sees the network at all? That is why we made this.”
A minimal Markdown-to-PDF workspace with live preview.
“We asked: what if you could write Markdown on one side and watch a real A4 page form on the other — then export in one click? No accounts, no uploads, just words becoming pages. That is why we made this.”
Track, organize and showcase your model kit builds.
“We asked: what if your kit collection had a dedicated log — the same care you put into building, applied to tracking? Photos, progress and the whole shelf, organized and proud. That is why we made this.”
Explore AI models through a simple interface.
“We asked: why should comparing AI models require code? We wanted a place where a creator could put the same question to several models and feel the difference in their answers. That is why we made this.”
Format social posts and clean hashtags in one click.
“We asked: why is posting still this fiddly? A formatter that normalizes line breaks and punctuation, and a hashtag cleaner that tidies the tag wall — that's a tool worth one click, not a subscription. That is why we made this.”
A biodynamic moon phase calendar for gardening, sleep and mood.
“We asked: what if the moon lived quietly in your daily planning? Phase-aware reminders for gardening, haircuts, sleep and mood — one gentle calendar instead of a chart on the wall. That is why we made this.”
An HRV stress monitor that turns Apple Health into a readiness score.
“We asked: what if your phone's silent health data became a simple answer — how is your nervous system doing today? A readiness score from SDNN, without a lab coat. That is why we made this.”
Turn daily intentions into sacred geometric sigils.
“We asked: what if an intention could be drawn? Turn a phrase of intent into a personal geometric sigil — something to look at, focus on, and quietly return to. That is why we made this.”
Understand your menstrual cycle through lunar phases.
“We asked: what if a cycle tracker looked up instead of only inward? Connecting your personal rhythm to lunar phases — a longer, gentler lens on a body's cycle. That is why we made this.”
A gentle focus timer designed for ADHD minds.
“We asked: what if a focus tool understood that attention comes in waves? A session that expands when you are in flow, and softens instead of scolding when you drift. That is why we made this.”
An AI journal for understanding yourself.
“We asked: what if your journal answered back — gently, after weeks, pointing out the threads you were too close to see? A diary that asks, listens, and reflects. That is why we made this.”
Explore dreams through AI reflection.
“We asked: what if your dream journal could talk about your dreams the way a curious friend would — with warmth, and a little wonder? Exploring the imagery and feelings, not decoding them. That is why we made this.”
An AI companion for sourdough baking.
“We asked: what if an app treated baking like a gentle companion would — reminding, guiding and forgiving the missed feedings? A coach for the loaf, not a lab manual. That is why we made this.”