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- Tillsa List One list for everyone you live with Tillsa keeps shopping and to-do lists in sync between your devices and the people you share them with. Tick something off in the store and it disappears from everyone's list within seconds.
- Read PDF Out Loud I built Read PDF Out Loud to read papers the way a person would.
- Lumabook Iām building a reading app where books come alive as you read
- Pocket Resume I got tired of rewording the same resume bullets for every job posting, so I built PocketResume. Paste your master resume once. Open any job posting (LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, company sites). Hit generate. It rewrites your experience around that posting's keywords, using only what's actually in your resume, no invented metrics or titles. Uses your own API Keys.
- SpotLight Hey everyone, I love Spotify, but having an Electron app constantly draining my laptop's battery and eating up huge chunks of RAM just to play music in the background was driving me crazy. I wanted something completely native, fast, and incredibly resource-efficient. No embedded web browsers, no Javascript engines. So, I built SpotLight.
- ContentCam The camera app that films portrait and landscape and can take photos in both formats + front and back cameras together!
- Remove Backgrounds Online I built a fast web tool to remove image backgrounds in 1-click
- Sharp Sharp : iMac as a native high resolution display over Ethernet Give your iMac a place beside your newer Mac. The story behind Sharp, and a short guide to getting it connected.
- Email Signature Generator Made a free email signature designer I wanted a simple way to make a good looking email signature without paying for another monthly subscription, so I built it myself this weekend.
- Ultramock I've been building Ultramock, a browser-based creative tool for turning your designs, apps and products into polished 3D visuals and animations.