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A home for pet projects. One page per random idea.
Bible Workbench
Twenty-six rooms for studying and teaching Scripture: the Hebrew and Greek under the English, every cross-reference graded by what can actually be measured, a symbolism encyclopedia, outlines, quizzes and plans.
World News
Headlines from every hemisphere, four editions a day. When two worlds cover one story, you get both versions.
SealCheck
Screens home-canning recipes against USDA/NCHFP tested processes, with altitude calculators, a growing recipe library, and a pantry. It won't certify safety — but it will catch what isn't tested.
Girl Translator
Paste what she said and find out what she meant — an all-caps alarm, a danger rating, then the sincere version. Works on your wife and on that email from your boss.
Pivot Man
For the tech standing at the panel: type the code or say what the machine is doing, and walk through what to check — Valley, Zimmatic, Reinke, T-L — with the page of the manual it came from. Works offline in the field.
Threadsmith
Pick the thread — 1/2×28, 5/8×24, M18×1, M14×1 left hand — measure the muzzle, and get the number to crank: what comes off the diameter and what the cross slide actually travels, side by side, with the pass schedule and the over-wires reading that proves it.
Spin Doctor
Will that barrel stabilise that bullet? Twist, bullet, speed and air in — Miller stability factor out, with a bullet on screen that visibly yaws when it is marginal and tumbles when it is not, and a sweep of every twist so you can see where the cliff is.
Pin Drop
Pick a pin, name it, tap the map, and put it in onX. Or flip it to Gag and drop one on your buddy — his missed shot, his nap spot, his Bigfoot sighting — and text him the link.
Beam Book
Every recipe that worked — the machine, the material, and every EzCad3 pen and hatch number — saved in one tap and back on screen at the laser. Attach the .ez3 job and a photo of the burn. Works offline in the shop; sign in to have it on every device.
Unhinged Gunsmith
The measurement notebook for a precision gunsmith: open the build, tap the part on the outline, pick the numbered feature, type the reading, Next. Hundreds of readings per build, offline, every correction kept, discrepancies flagged red against the rules your own prints set — and a clean report at the end. It records; it never certifies.
PrayerLoop
Scan the code on the pew, ask for prayer in a minute, and pray for others from a list that lives on your phone. Every answered prayer a congregation chooses to share lays a stone in its own fortress — a wall of remembrance that grows for decades. One app, each church its own.
Language Graph
Search a word, a root or an idea — truth, mortgage, father, אמן — and explore where it came from, what it turned into and who else says it: a map of words, meanings and languages where every line can be asked why? and answers with its sources, disagreements kept.
Mother Machine
How people made flat, straight, square and round without owning anything precise to start from — and the rest of the physical knowledge a capable person needs when there is no sensor, no microcontroller and no supply chain. Every mechanism, method and material filed two ways: by subject, and by the problem in front of you. Works offline.
Winterproof
Every known way to keep heat in, make it, find and make fuel for it, store it and turn it into power — from shrink film and a tent over the bed to masonry heaters, fryer-oil biodiesel and wood gas — with honest numbers, a heat-loss calculator, rankings for your situation and buildable designs. Starts with “I need heat tonight”. Works offline.
Headroom
Everybody is playing the right notes, so why does the band sound crowded? Import Sunday from Planning Center, see where every instrument actually sits — the shapes, the capo, the hands — press Optimize my band, and send the arrangement notes back for the musicians. Capos, voicings, registers, roles and “don’t play here”, each with its why.
Root & Remedy
Food plants and medicinal plants in one field guide — wild forage and garden crops — filtered to where you are standing and what is in season now, with the deadly lookalikes in red, nutrition per 100 g and an honest grade on every remedy. Works with no signal; download the whole guide as one file.
Degrees of Freedom
A map of what you can actually do in robotics, from a robot driving under your code in the browser with nothing to buy, to closed loops on real motors, to policies trained on data you recorded. Every Lab ends in a logged Trial — setup, measurements with an honesty grade, outcome, lesson, failures first — and the pile is readable by people and by AI systems alike. No points, no streaks: the lit map is the progress bar and reuse is the score.
Rudder
Group family trips, minus the part where one person runs everything. Anchors stay put, the rest of the day computes itself around them, and one slider decides how packed it gets.
MacroAtlas
Every economic gauge worth watching, and the closest thing history has to a precedent. It won't tell you what happens next — it'll show you what happened last time, and where the comparison falls apart.
Crude Nowcast
Estimates the weekly change in U.S. crude oil stocks before the EIA prints it, from tanker traffic, Gulf Coast terminals, and refinery runs. The 80% range is published alongside the number, and the map shows the vessels the guess is built on.
freeVet
Describe her in plain words — snotty, blowed up, hanging back — and work out what's likely wrong and what to do about it. Every old-timer remedy carries a verdict and the mechanism behind it: the magnet for hardware disease was right, boring the horn for hollow horn opens her skull. It won't replace a vet, but it will tell you when to call one. Works offline in the corral.