Planned to the hour, ranked to the room.
Decision tools built for one real outing at a time — researched until the answer is obvious, then made fast enough to use standing in a parking lot.
Zion + Bryce Field Guide
An offline-ready road-trip companion: researched daily run sheets, shuttle clocks, a forecast-aware Narrows day swap, trail comparisons, driving buffers, time-zone cues and calendar export.
Stay Finder
Houses, estates and inn buyouts ranked for nine people who want five or six rooms and three king beds — mapped on a real coastline and linked to each listing with the dates filled in.
Chicago Voter
About ten scenario questions, and a whole Ward 30 ballot fills in as you answer — Senate to the water district, six public questions, sixty judges — each pick showing why.
Porchfest Planner
Every band rated ten ways. Ask for "loud and fast" or "quiet enough for a stroller" and get a walking route solved over the real street grid.
Vehicle Finder
Nationwide searches for two specific 2026 builds, ranked by value — with photos, window stickers, VINs, prices and dealer contacts side by side.
Hosta Gangway Guide
Six designed plans for a Chicago gangway: photoreal renders, measured plans, a searchable plant finder, soil and slug strategy, and a full build budget.
Joliet: Midnight Infiltration
A first-person walk through Boyington & Wheelock's limestone castle in its present decayed state. No weapons, no enemies — a headlamp, a finite battery, the dark, and whatever is under the east block.
One city, layer by layer.
An ongoing study of early Chicago: a building atlas from the first recorded structures to Prairie Avenue, and a reconstruction you can walk. Every record carries its citation; every gap stays visible.
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1674–1871324 records
Before the Fire
Any year: its nearest map and every structure standing.
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1872–1879312 records
Chicago Rebuilds
The post-fire decade, year by year, building by building.
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1904to 1911
Prairie Avenue
The grand street house by house, with Glessner House.
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1830s158 scenes
Wau-Bun
Juliette Kinzie's frontier memoir, scene by scene, four ways.
Three summers, one film each.
Longer walks through each year, filmed frame by frame in the app.
Designed in code. Printed in layers.
Parametric generators in Python, OpenSCAD and Blender — so a vase can be sized to its plant and an insert to its tube. Every source file is open.
Tomorrowland Alligators
A six-piece chess set from one faceted, mid-century alligator bust. Support-free.
Wave-Ring Bamboo Vase
A squat fluted vessel sized around a real bunch of lucky bamboo. Six variants and a centering collar.
Chicago Star
The flag's six-pointed star as coasters and lattice mesh pieces.
Ordovician Sandstone Lamp
Lamp shades that swell and pinch like Illinois sandstone strata, regenerated at any size.
Geometric Sandstone Lamp
The same strata, cut into straight, jagged facets. Seats on the standard 80 mm base.
Peachtree City Bowl
A wavy-rim bowl with tunable scallops, shimmer texture and a concave dish.
Delaney Bowl
A turned-look bowl, generated as one clean polyhedron.
Wave Snake Planter
A squat bowl planter whose ribs split and rejoin as smooth ribbons. 180 mm mouth.
Gridfinity × Rationell
Lets Gridfinity bins sit square inside IKEA Rationell drawer trays.
Cutting-Board Rack
A diamond-trellis panel and drain stand, split to print flat with no overhangs.
Three-Rail Stand
Three identical rails on one removable axle, locked by pins. Holds 1 kg.
AC Screen Support
Carbon-fibre ASA inserts for 20 mm aluminium tube, with fit gauges to dial in the size.
Garage Header Trim
Multi-part trim that finishes the exposed framing above a garage door.
Hurricane Strut Cover
A chamfered plate and rail that close over a hurricane strut bracket.
Fewer guesses. More receipts.
Sourced, not invented
Every building, candidate and band traces back to a record. Where the record runs out, the gap stays on screen — confidence is part of the interface, not a footnote.
Built for a real day
Each tool answers one question someone actually had: a walk, a vote, a trip, a gift. They load fast, work on a phone, and ask for no account.
Made in the open
Objects come from parametric scripts, not one-off meshes, so they can be resized and reprinted. Code, data and CAD source all live in public repos.
Made to be used.
Free, open, and no account. Pick something and go.