Cross-Eyed by Recipes, So I Built a Grid-Printing Extension
Every ingredient in the same row as the step that uses it. I built a Chrome extension that prints recipes that way, and this is what cooking from it is like.
Tools and software I used long enough to have a real opinion. Some of these I built myself when nothing on the market fit. Others are apps and products from other makers I put through the same testing.More coming as I try them.
Every ingredient in the same row as the step that uses it. I built a Chrome extension that prints recipes that way, and this is what cooking from it is like.
I built Resume Prune because tailoring my resume with a plain AI kept padding it and hiding what changed. This is what it does, and what I flag first.
My emergency fund never stuck because it was a blob inside general savings, so I gave it its own aquarium. The buckets turned out to be the real feature.
I lost every energy observation by morning, so I built a two-second slider log that ranks what charges me against what drains me. A phone call charges me.
My side income kept vanishing, so I built a bill payoff tracker that aims every payment at my smallest bill first and grows a garden as bills fall.
Three things my bio link tool was quietly doing to my affiliate commissions, my traffic, and my FTC compliance. Plus the free replacement I built.