Tools
Small things that work out an answer, and a timer for when the answer is just to sit down and start. No sign-up, nothing to install, nothing kept — close the tab and it forgets you were here.
- A quiet timerSet a length, start it, leave the tab. It counts down and it stops.
- What savings grow intoPut in what you start with, what you add each month and how long you leave it. It shows what you paid in and what the growth added.
- Daily calories and macro splitWorks out roughly what you burn in a day at your current weight, then splits it into protein, carbs and fat.
- What you need on the finalPut in what each piece of the course is worth and what you scored. It works out the mark you need on what's left.
- Cost per wearWhat something cost, divided by how many times you have actually worn it. The number most wardrobes are not ready for.
- Scale a recipePaste an ingredient list, say how many it serves and how many you need. Every quantity is rescaled.
- Books a yearTwenty minutes a day is more books than most people expect. Put in your minutes and see the year.
- Where the week goesA week is 168 hours. Put in what already has a claim on them and see what is genuinely left.
- What a trip leaves you a dayTake the flights and the beds off the top first, then divide what remains by the days. That is your real daily spend.
- When the backlog clearsHow many hours are sitting unplayed, and how many you get in a week. It gives you the date.
- Work backwards to bedtimeSet the time you have to be up and the hours you want. It counts back, including how long you take to drop off.