Type `pr 1421`. Land on the pull request.

Half the URLs anyone opens in a day are one template with one thing changed. JumpKey makes each template a keyword you type: `pr 1421` opens pull request 1421 on the repo you live in, `jira ENG 482` opens ENG-482, `dash october 2026` opens the dashboard filtered to that month, `yt sourdough starter` runs the search. Launcher or address bar, no bookmark to hunt for. Commands live in your own browser storage, exportable and importable as JSON.

Unzip, open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, then Load unpacked and pick the folder.

See who fills your inbox. Act in bulk, safely.

A local dashboard that builds a metadata-only SQLite index of a mailbox, shows which senders and lists are actually filling it, and lets you archive, trash or label in bulk. Works with Gmail, Outlook, Proton via Bridge, Fastmail, iCloud and any IMAP server, with as many accounts side by side as you like. Terminal UI and a browser UI over the same index.

Mark. Sweep. Save.

Subscriptions are the financial equivalent of a memory leak: you sign up, forget, and months later a zombie process is still draining your account. leak is a local-first TUI that tracks recurring spend, audits it, and tells you what to cancel. Single Go binary, no account, no server, no telemetry.

Your own sound, honestly measured.

A learn-to-play-flute app built on live visual feedback. Eleven units and 57 lessons carry a beginner from first sound to a raga of their own, and eight practice tools sit underneath them — tuner, drone, fingering chart, the rest. Pitch and drift come off your microphone in real time; how your tone feels is the part it leaves to you.

Find the dead React components. Prove it before you delete them.

A CLI that parses a Next.js codebase with ts-morph, builds the component usage graph, and reports every component nothing actually renders. Exits non-zero when anything is dead, so the same command doubles as a CI gate. Generates an interactive HTML report to explore the graph. Never touches your code unless you pass --fix.

Pick a result. Watch the table move.

A companion app for the IPL 2026 season. Pick your team and get a dashboard of fixtures, form and net run rate; then play a result forward — Match Impact recomputes NRR and the points table, and Playoff Race answers whether the top four is still reachable. Built because arguing about qualification scenarios is better with the arithmetic done.

Pick a title. Trace every branch backward.

Ninety-five titles — 78 MCU season-level stops and 17 legacy branches — held as a story-dependency graph rather than a list. Pick anything and see what it depends on, then mark your way through it. An Astro shell with one React island, and watched-state carried in the URL so a half-finished run is a link you can send someone.

Scan a real cube. Watch it solve itself.

Paint the stickers, generate a scramble, or point your webcam at a real cube — then watch an animated, step-by-step solution on a 3D model you can orbit. Kociemba's two-phase algorithm runs in a Web Worker so the UI never drops a frame. Installable as a PWA and works offline after first load.

Recovers editable primitives, strokes and constraints from flattened SVG path soup — 1516 numbers of bezier data back to three circles, a rounded rect and the constraints between them. Zero runtime dependencies; its own parser, fitting and offsetting.

Sixteen chillies by Scoville heat, drawn by one function from one anchor: scrolling grows each pod into the next rather than swapping photographs, with the accent riding green to crimson up the scale.

An interactive calculus-first math learning platform: a Next.js modular monolith with relational structure, JSONB lesson blocks, an in-app admin CMS and versioned publishing.

45 teas across seven families — where each grows, how it is processed, what is in it and how to brew it. Filters live in the URL, search ranks by where it matched, and up to four teas compare side by side.

An essay with a working traffic-signal simulation inside it: five junctions around Panagal Park, four control plans over OpenStreetMap geometry, paired A/B playback and a batch mode that runs ten seeds per controller and reports the uncertainty.

Animated ASCII weather in the terminal — a scene per condition, day/night palettes, 12h sparkline, 5-day strip. Single binary, no API key.

Offline Chrome extension that romanizes non-Latin YouTube Music lyrics — Tamil, Devanagari, Hangul, kana — one script run at a time, so a failing engine degrades only its own run.

Discrete-event simulation of sky-lobby lift systems: BFS routing across banks, collective-control dispatch, transfers as real waits, measured against an unrestricted baseline fleet.