Your own audio, looped without a seam, underneath everything else your phone does. For ambient beds, guided tracks and long stretches of work. Offline, with no account.
A field calculator for wildland fire. Probability of Ignition, fine fuel moisture and relative humidity from the IRPG tables, showing its work at every step, with no signal. Decision support only.
A shaded-relief poster of everywhere you've been. Send your GPX, KML or KMZ tracks and I draw them over the real terrain they crossed, as a print or a file. The studio that renders them is open source.
For stills shot through an anamorphic lens. It sets one tag in every DNG in a folder, so Lightroom and Camera Raw show each photo at its true shape. No pixel changes, and Remove puts it back.
A Human Design encyclopedia. Gates, channels, centers, circuits, lines, profiles and crosses, each one cross-referenced to the rest. The First Read walks a newcomer in over sixteen steps, and your chart stays in your browser.
Where to dance in Reno this month, bachata first and every Latin night after it. A venue-colored timeline, a month poster made to screenshot, and a share card for every night. A curator keeps it current from the calendar on their phone.