Small apps built because I wanted them to exist. Each one runs in the browser, keeps whatever it needs on the device rather than on a server, and stays at the address it already has.
For the apps I have built professionally, mostly for other people, see apps. For the things built to learn a topic properly, see courses.
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Bank
A scorekeeper for the Bank dice game — running totals, a virtual roll, and the bookkeeping that otherwise falls to whoever is worst at declining it.
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Counter
Attendance, counted room by room on the way round rather than added up afterwards. Set out the rooms, walk them in order, and each count is kept against the room it belongs to.
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Gaps
Something worth doing with the scattered minutes — a question to answer, a passage to hold, or a chess motif, chosen to fit the shape of the gap you are actually in rather than the one you wish you had.
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Board editor
Set up a chess position and read it back: who attacks what, how many times, and which lines are only open because something could interpose. Built alongside the glossary, and exports the diagram it draws.
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AI attribution badges
A small set of badges for saying how AI was actually used in a piece of work — the preposition says who led, the verb says how much of the thing the tool brought into being. Free to take.