Map goals, problems, risks, and gaps on an infinite canvas. Export a structured AI prompt with your entire plan baked in.

Scope the real cost of duplicating a vendor deliverable in-house, and price the invisible value you'd lose by firing the doorman.

Drag your team onto meeting blocks across the week and watch each person's workload fill a bottle, so you catch overload before it happens.

Drag people into teams, rooms, and shared spaces, split time with percentages, and keep the whole map as reusable YAML. Read it as a chart or walk it as a pixel office.

Turn a quarter into story points per engineer, holidays and vacations included, split each person's time by percentage, and see what is unsized, short or over-booked.

Put 50 Kindle readers, six coding agents or a LoRa mesh on a DGX Spark, a Strix Halo or a Mac Studio, and find how many users it holds before you buy the box.

Load your org from one YAML file, open on your own card, walk up to your manager and across to peers, then hand any team to Floorplan or Reparto.

Real-world break-fix challenges for AWS, Kubernetes, and GitLab CI/CD. Runs entirely on your machine.

255 terminal commands for bash, git, macOS, and Windows. Pin the ones you keep forgetting. Searching is faster than prompting.

Step-by-step guides to harden your Apple, Google, and mobile accounts. Bilingual EN/ES.

Scan any site for exposed endpoints, missing headers, and security gaps. Download a hardening report.

Pick an alert, get a curated response plan. Links the right drill, snippet, hardening guide, and scanner.

Credential inventory as one YAML file: expiry board, calendar, ICS reminders, and the renewal steps you forget. Metadata only, nothing leaves the browser.

Live earthquakes, the week's weather, and Metro line status for Santiago de Chile on one tactical board, with Bogotá, Lima, Mexico City and Buenos Aires a switch away.

Price your Claude Code transcripts at real API rates: cost by model, project and skill, what the cache saved, and an editable rate card every figure recomputes from.

Build photo collages and edit the photos inside them. Erase backgrounds by hand, go black and white, change the layout without losing a thing. Nothing is uploaded.

Write decks as structured YAML, export to PPTX, HTML, or Marp. A built-in auditor flags pacing and flow issues.

Build character prompts for local LLMs and convert descriptions into image model tags. Runs entirely in your browser.

Generate social preview images for Neorgon tools or anything you want. Pick a pattern, match your colors, download as PNG.

Click through simulated Claude runs to see tokens, agent loops, subagents, MCP and planning mode, then drill 96 scored practice questions. Study fuel for the Architect exam.

Design assets worth reaching for later: icons, UI kits, pixel art, music and reading. Anyone can drop a find, and the JSON API hands an agent real icon sets instead of emoji.

Build a CV from YAML, JSON Resume, Markdown or your LinkedIn export. Six templates, palettes, icon tiles, local saves, vector PDF.

Drag-and-drop shared priority lists. Changes sync to URLs instantly. No signup, just share the link.

Curated external tabs with labeled lists, plus a JSON API of the whole catalog.

Learn focus and the exposure triangle, walk through video and photo settings on a Sony a6700 menu replica, and lint your setup for contradictions.

A to-do list kept in your own Puter account. Offline until you sign in, then the same list on every browser.

Hand it the JSON an agent wrote and read the work: metric tiles with derived deltas, charts, before and after comparisons, and the evidence behind every claim.

Register keyboard shortcuts once and get a help overlay that writes itself. Live demo, collision playground, and a remap panel.

Hover interactive wireframes to learn UI component names. Master the vocabulary for AI design prompts.

Post quests, track contributors, and unlock rewards on a Monster Hunter-inspired guild board. Gamified feature tracking for teams.

Explore an operating model as a NieR-style game console. Command-palette search, chapters, playbooks, and a team atlas.

Seat a device in a mech cockpit and watch the frame come online part by part. Paint your own components, then fire burst modes that repaint the console.

Scrub through every site's past designs as living pages. Snapshots from git history and live captures, with side-by-side era compare.

Corporate strategy card game. Hire, build, and outmanoeuvre AI opponents across eight quarters.

Design game cards with drag-and-drop, preview them live, and export ready-to-use JSON. Built for the Rush Q card game.

A print-and-play boss rush for one player, one die and the bricks you own. Your life is your ammunition and your armour. Print the cards, or play it on screen right now.

Lay out a board game as zones, cards and rules, then export reference renders and a JSON spec an AI agent can build the game from.

All your favorite memes in one place. Search, grab, and drop them into any conversation.

Curated games, icebreakers, and retro activities for team building and virtual meetups. Previews and links in one place.

Curate and share visual game lists with Steam integration. Add games by URL, organize with categories, and customize your profile.

The parody ARPG where you only see the minimap. Grind procedural dungeons as a yellow cross, dodge boss circles, and level 80 to 100.

Build a 16x16 pixel character from hair, outfits, hats, held items and pets, unlock the rare parts, and save it as yours so Floorplan and the rest of Neorgon can wear it.

Stand your science fiction paperbacks on a shelf built from their real spine scans, each at its true height and thickness. See which volume of a saga is missing.

A magic 8 ball in 3D that you actually have to shake, with the mouse, the space bar or your phone. The die sinks, the ball settles, and you turn it over to read it. Keep the classic twenty answers, write your own, or pull a list in from Stack Rank.

Character mugs, catalogued from the makers' own shops: sculpted heads, bas relief, tiki mugs and teapots. Mark the ones you own and the ones you are hunting for, and share your shelf with other collectors.

Discover games shared on r/aigamedev. Browse real previews, filter by genre and stage, and see each project's progress through updates from its creator.

What shipped across the fleet. Launches, features, and fixes as short stories, each approved at the desk before it publishes.

Score behavioral interviews in real time. 18 questions across 6 categories, with a candidate archetype at the end.

Turn a Vibe Check scorecard into a hiring summary, resume bullets, follow-up questions, and a reading list.

Know thyself. Answer questions about your tastes, habits, and hot takes, then export a card you can actually share.

Search Latin American slang and see equivalents across 6 countries in a visual diagram. Static JSON API included.

Career advice for people in tech and people getting in. Interview prep, job hunting, and tech roles explained in ES/EN.

YouTube channel discovery for engineers. Curate your stacks, browse what peers watch, find channels through match scores.

Every hobby and the crafts underneath it on one map. Mark what you practise, trace the paths between them, and compare maps with a friend.

The books r/suggestmeabook keeps naming, counted across comments, with covers, genres and the threads that made the case.

Collect badges and certificates on one profile, claim them from expiring links, and share it as an image or an embed.

Design badges and certificates with shapes, fonts, patterns and images, version them, and issue them with expiring claim links.

Products we've actually tested, with community votes and life-hack tips. Vote love, own, or want.

Map head pain on a 3D head, tell two pains apart by colour and shape, and hand someone a page that explains what it costs you.

Learn the one rule every named pattern in a game comes from, then drill it against a clock. Minesweeper, chess, 2048 and a dice economy variant.

Probe how you reason under pressure. Chained failure-and-recovery questions score the depth of your thinking across five virtues.

Learn ML, LLMs, and data insights by building small local projects with tested copy-paste code, then map each to the stack real companies run.

Run any exam from a JSON or YAML file. Study with instant corrections or sit a timed simulation, and let an LLM write the test for you.

A book that teaches back. Graded chapters, drills, games and a scheduler, Japanese first, with progress that stays on your device.

Free spaced repetition in the browser: FSRS-6 scheduling, decks you import or build, a ledger you keep, and an embed any site can host.

Small games that teach one thing at a time: count the beats, pick the sound, match the pairs, order the line. A wrong answer tells you why.

Paste a line of Japanese and see each word read, spelled and explained, look any word up in Japanese, romaji or English, and watch every kanji drawn stroke by stroke.