Small answers, right on time
Tiny tools for oddly specific problems.
Fast, thoughtful little utilities for the questions that are too small for an app—and too annoying to do in your head.
You probably don't need it.
Until you do.
Until you do.
On the useful shelf
Pick a problem. We'll do the fussy bit.
01Hang on. Measure first.Curtain PlannerFind the panels to buy and the rod position to plan. Count pairs, check fullness, and get a length that reaches.02A seat at the table. Space behind it.Dining Table FitFind a table that fits the room, the chairs, and the people. Check the leaf before everyone comes over.03Be the guest who thought of thatWhat Should I Bring?Paste the signup list. Find something useful to bring.04Good company. Enough cups.Party Drinks PlannerPlan the drinks, count the ice bags, and leave with a practical shopping list.05Feed the whole tablePizza CalculatorFigure out how many pizzas to order without panic-math at the checkout screen.06No captains requiredTeam GeneratorSplit any list into fair, random teams—then reshuffle in one tap.07Everyone plays everyoneRound RobinWho plays whom — and can it all fit? Plan matches, courts, rest and a realistic finish time.08Settle the sofa debateTV DistanceFind a comfortable viewing range for your TV size, room, and preferences.09Measure twice. Avoid the sad drive home.Will It Fit?Measure with a little guidance. Check your cargo space, opening, and object in every straight orientation.
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What kind of useful?
01Calculators
Clear answers for the little questions that are surprisingly hard to estimate.
↗02RandomizersFair, fast ways to mix people and make a choice without the awkward part.
↗03GeneratorsUseful structures made in seconds, ready to copy, share, or print.
↗04PrintablesPrinter-friendly helpers are on the workbench. The first ones are coming soon.
↗The Sort of Useful promise
“No sign-ups. No made-up precision. No 900-word life story before the calculator.”
Just small tools that load quickly, explain their assumptions, and get out of your way.