Small tools.
Scoped to ship.
Bits I use on every project, packaged for anyone. Buy once, use forever. No subscriptions unless the thing actually needs one.
Blocks your Mac screen until you read your personal rules, tick the box, and name one thing that matters today. Native Swift 6. No backend, no telemetry, nothing leaving your machine.
Paste your notes. Kairos pulls out the tasks and books them into Google Calendar — deadlines, dependencies, and your working hours respected. No drag and drop.
Not a shop. A list of things that survived.
Each of these started as something I built for one client, then realised I'd need again. I package them, charge enough to cover the support, and keep them alive. Nothing here is a side hustle I hope becomes a SaaS. If MRR drops to zero, the product goes to an archive page—not to a bigger pricing plan.