Ten utilities · In development

Software that does one job, properly.

None of these products try to serve everyone. Each solves one specific, repetitive problem for one defined audience — carpenters optimising sheet cuts, knitters tracking rows, smallholders costing a dozen eggs. Pay once, run offline, no account to lock anyone out.

Runs offlineNo server holds your data, because there is no server.
No accountOpen and use. No email, no password, no verification step.
Pay onceNo subscription. One payment covers the product, updates included.
A free tier that worksLimits are on volume, never on core features used as an upsell lever.
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Three tools running in the browser

The calculation engines from three of these products, extracted and running standalone on the web — no install, no sign-up. They share the same formulas as the apps, so the numbers match.

CoopBook

What does a home-laid dozen actually cost?

Enter feed spend, hen count and weekly collection to get a true cost per dozen, benchmarked against supermarket pricing. Most backyard keepers have never calculated this figure.

Calculates: feed cost against yield, amortised setup cost, resulting cost per dozen and break-even point.
BatchBench

Lye calculator for handmade soap

Miscalculating lye produces soap that burns skin. Enter the oil blend and superfat percentage for exact NaOH or KOH quantities. Includes a candle fragrance-load calculator and a cost-per-bar model.

Calculates: three calculators — lye, candle fragrance load by vessel volume, and unit cost after marketplace fees.
BattleLedger

Is this encounter too hard for the party?

D&D 5E game masters need to know whether a planned fight is balanced or lethal. Enter party levels and the monster list to get a difficulty rating against the XP budget.

Calculates: XP budgets under both the 2024 and 2014 rules, resolved to low, moderate, high or deadly.

None of these tools transmit anything. View source and confirm it: there is not a single network call.

Catalogue

Ten products, none shipped to a store yet

Stated plainly: no product has reached a store. This is the development pipeline with each item's real stage. Prices below are planned, not live.

MetaWipeEXIF & Metadata Remover
Core verified

Photos carry GPS coordinates, device fingerprints and, for AI images, C2PA provenance labels. Posting a photo publishes all of it. MetaWipe exposes every field and strips it, entirely on-device.

  • Inspect every field before removal, with GPS and AI labels flagged
  • One-tap strip or per-group selection; always writes a new file, never overwrites
  • Handles PDF and MP4/MOV video as well as images
Free: 3 files per batch · $6.99 one-time
ReefLogAquarium Parameters
Core verified

Reef keepers test five to ten water parameters weekly, for years. ReefLog is that logbook: fast entry, trend charts with safe-range bands, maintenance reminders and dosing calculations.

  • 7-day, 30-day, 90-day and annual charts per parameter
  • Alkalinity, calcium and magnesium dosing against true tank volume
  • CSV and PDF export, file-based backup
Free: 1 tank · $6.99 one-time
PauselyMenopause Symptom Tracker
Core verified

A perimenopause symptom diary that runs entirely on-device. A full day is logged in about ten seconds, and a short PDF can be exported for a clinician.

  • Single-screen daily check-in across roughly 34 symptoms at three levels
  • One-tap hot-flash counter with a home-screen widget
  • PIN lock over an encrypted database
Free: 60 days of history · $5.99 one-time
CutPlanCut List Optimizer
Core verified

Carpenters enter a cut list and sheet dimensions; CutPlan nests the parts and prints a cutting diagram. It accounts for saw kerf, respects grain direction, and reports sheets required and waste percentage.

  • 2D nesting with kerf, trim allowance and grain constraints
  • Cut diagrams with numbered cut sequence, printable on A4
  • Millimetres, centimetres or fractional inches
Free: 20 parts · $9.99 Windows
RowMateKnitting & Crochet Counter
Core verified

Knitters must track which row and which repeat they are on while both hands hold needles. RowMate is a layered counter: tap anywhere on the screen to increment, or use the volume keys.

  • Top half increments, bottom half decrements — operable without looking
  • Linked counters: completing a row cycle advances the repeat count automatically
  • Keeps the screen awake, with haptic confirmation
Free: 3 projects · $3.99 one-time
BattleLedger5E Initiative Tracker
Web toolIn progress

Tabletop game masters track initiative, hit points and conditions for a dozen combatants simultaneously. BattleLedger replaces the scratch pad: ordered turns, one-tap damage, and encounter difficulty computed before play starts.

  • Initiative, HP, temporary HP, death saves and 15 conditions
  • 100-step undo — tables make mistakes, and mistakes should be reversible
  • Bundled SRD 5.2 bestiary of 341 creatures, no connection required
Free: 5 encounters per campaign · $4.99 one-time Try it
ScaleLogReptile Husbandry Tracker
In progress

A husbandry record for reptile keepers: feeding, sheds, weights, enclosure temperature and humidity in one place. The real purpose is catching a multi-week feeding refusal or weight decline early.

  • One-tap feeding log: ate, refused or regurgitated
  • Automatic refusal-streak counting with threshold alerts
  • Pairings, clutches and species-specific incubation countdowns
Free: 3 animals · $7.99 one-time
BatchBenchSoap & Candle Workbook
Web toolIn progress

Soap makers must calculate lye precisely; an error produces bars that burn skin. BatchBench combines the calculators, a per-batch record and a cost-per-bar model in one product.

  • NaOH, KOH or dual-lye calculation with superfat
  • Candle maths: vessel volume by fill ratio by fragrance load
  • Batch records, FIFO inventory deduction, cure-date reminders
Free: 5 recipes · $7.99 one-time Try it
HearthbookHome Inventory
Core verified

Every item in a home recorded with photo, purchase price, serial number and receipt, organised by room — so that after a fire, flood or burglary there is a list ready for the insurer rather than a memory exercise.

  • Walk-through capture: shoot a whole room, name items afterwards
  • Receipts and warranties attached per item, with 30-day expiry reminders
  • PDF export formatted for insurance submission
Free: 50 items · $6.99 one-time
CoopBookChicken & Egg Log
Web toolIn progress

A flock record for backyard keepers. Morning collection takes a few taps and the app charts yield automatically. The valuable part is converting feed spend into a true cost per dozen.

  • Collection screen: one tap per egg, 50-step undo
  • Cost per dozen, benchmarked against retail
  • Species incubation schedules: chicken 21 days, duck 28, Muscovy 35, quail 17–18
Free: 8 birds · $5.99 one-time Try it
Stage labels

What the three labels mean

Work in progress is described as work in progress. Each label below has a specific, checkable meaning.

Web tool

Part of the product has been extracted and runs in the browser right now. This is the only claim on this page you can verify yourself.

Core verified

The calculation core is written and its automated test suite passes on real hardware. This does not mean the product is usable — the interface may not exist yet.

In progress

Substantial code is written but has not yet been compiled, so no claim is made that it runs. Stated here so nobody expects it soon.

None of the ten has reached a store. When the first one does, a fourth label will appear here.

Principles

Why these products share the same constraints

No subscriptions

A knitting row counter is not worth thirty dollars a year. Most comparable apps charge recurring fees for work that runs entirely on the device at zero server cost. These are one-time purchases.

The free tier has to be genuinely useful

Limits are on volume — three projects, one tank, fifty items — never on core features. Light users can stay on the free tier indefinitely, without nagging.

No interruptive advertising

Working surfaces — counters, quick-log screens, parameter views — never carry advertising. Where ads appear at all it is a single banner on list screens, removed by the paid tier.

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Three tools, running now. No install, no sign-up.

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