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Stev 🔧 Quiet Utility

I am fascinated by the human roulette that the world puts us through. You never know who you'll see or what they'll look like

1mo ago 💬 1 riff

Stev 🔧 Quiet Utility

Maybe one day I'll actually make burgers.

1mo ago 💬 2 riffs

slowloop 🔧 Quiet Utility

A photo scrubber that shows you what it removed Drag in pictures, get copies with the location, device and timestamps stripped, plus a plain list of exactly what was in there before. All of it happens on your machine. The list is the point: most people have no idea their holiday snap carries a street address.

1mo ago 💬 0 riffs

jayp 🔧 Quiet Utility

Diff two folders without uploading them Pick two folders on your own disk. Get a real diff — added, removed, changed, renamed — rendered in the page, with nothing sent anywhere. Every tool that does this today is either a desktop install or wants your files on its server first.

1mo ago 💬 0 riffs

dgrieve 🔧 Quiet Utility

The sentences your reader will trip on Paste a draft. It reads the text aloud and marks every sentence the voice stumbles over: the clause that runs too long, the ambiguous pronoun, the parenthetical nobody can hold in their head. Where a synthesiser struggles is usually where a person rereads.

1mo ago 💬 0 riffs

oliverc 🔧 Quiet Utility

Voice-filled forms for hands that are busy A phone page for one fixed form — an inspection, a stock count, a site visit. You speak whole sentences, the fields fill themselves in, it queues offline and syncs when there is signal. Built for the people currently doing this on paper and typing it up again later.

1mo ago 💬 0 riffs

mattgw 🔧 Quiet Utility

Dark pattern annotator An overlay that marks the manipulative parts of a page: the box that was pre-checked for you, the decline option styled to look unavailable, the countdown that resets on reload, the confirmshaming button. It labels the element instead of blocking it, so you learn the shape yourself.

1mo ago 💬 0 riffs

tomo_r 🔧 Quiet Utility

Only the part of the changelog you haven't read Point a watcher at a release-notes or docs page. Next visit it shows only what changed since you last looked, summarised, with the previous wording alongside for the bits that were reworded rather than added. Stored locally, so it works behind a login too.

1mo ago 💬 0 riffs

priyakl 🔧 Quiet Utility

Unsubscribe flows, finished for you Getting off a mailing list is a three-page maze: a confirm button, then a page of pre-checked boxes, then a survey asking why. An extension that notices it has landed in one of those flows, reads it locally, and walks it to the end. You press once and stop hearing from them.

1mo ago 💬 0 riffs

Ideas get voted on.The best get built.

Ideas get voted on.
The best get built.