Apps

I made a bookmarklet that just puts a pink sticky note on the page. It does nothing else, though that’s kind of enough eh? A resizable pink sticky that you can type into and move around as much as you want. And you can add multiple stickies to a page. Read more and install it…

I took my son to his first drum lesson today. It was awesome. His rock and roll career is fated. At some point the teacher pulled up a PDF on a screen and was guiding my son through some simple patterns. I noticed that it was kind of hard to see a moving cursor on…

I typically have a lot of browser tabs open, and if I’m presenting on a call I invariably wind up needing to go back to the same tab over and over again. With a lot of tabs open to various pages on the same website, it’s hard to recognize which tab is which. So I…

Sometimes I want a blank page to scribble on. It doesn’t need to include the scribble tools– I already have them –I just need empty space to draw on and chat about. So I made one– it doesn’t do anything, it’s just a blank page. Do with it what you want.

I’m fascinated by QR Codes. They’re one of those things where when you learn how they work it’s like “dang that’s so simple” and it’s almost bulletproof. So much functionality packed into a tiny little thing. Thank you to the good folks at Denso Wave for inventing them. Wasn’t a sure thing they’d ever really…

Li’l Scribbler is a Chrome extension that lets you draw, write, and annotate directly on web pages. It’s designed to be a companion when presenting over a video conference. The UI focuses on keyboard control to switch between tools and options quickly and never get in the way of your communication. Read more here.

This Chrome extension is a versatile tool for creating customizable test images directly in your browser. It allows users to generate images with various backgrounds, add custom text, and save or copy the results in multiple formats. Read more about it on the Chrome Web Store.