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A clipboard manager. Everything you copy, including images and files, is kept and searchable, and you can pin the things you use often. Press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+V in any app to bring it up. There are Windows, macOS and Linux versions.

A period tracking app for people with irregular cycles who don't log every time. Days you're unsure of can be marked as approximate, and the next period shows up as a range of dates. Data is encrypted and stays on the phone; the app never goes online. It has an app lock and encrypted backups, and can export a PDF summary for a doctor's visit. Still in testing, not released yet.

A site for turning recordings into text. Speech recognition goes through Qwen, StepFun, Doubao and a few others. You can fix the transcript while listening to the recording, and when you're done it can turn it into meeting minutes or lecture notes. Every point in them has a timestamp, and clicking it plays what was actually said. It's in testing right now, and you can apply for a trial on the site.

A page for comparing unit prices. Enter the price and size of each item and it converts them to the same unit, then sorts them from cheapest to most expensive. There are 20+ units and 11 currencies to pick from.

A web version of Mastermind, the color-guessing logic game. There's a new puzzle every day, a two-player mode, and it works offline.

Our campus shuttle timetable. Open it and you see how many minutes until the next bus; you can also check tomorrow and the weekend.

Logs back into the campus network when the connection drops. I wrote it in Python first and put it on PyPI, then rewrote it in Rust, which compiles to a single executable that doesn't need Python.