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The app blocker with no unblock button. Loosening a rule waits a day; the Anchor waits for a tag you left at home. On the App Store since September 2026, with a Mac app that locks with it.
An app blocker with no unblock button. A marketplace for backyard growers. A Monopoly bank that never runs dry. A tool that turns a PDF into an email. Warm git workspaces for parallel coding agents, a wizard that writes the rules those agents read, and an iPhone app that opens Claude Code on a Mac. All seven are below.
The app blocker with no unblock button. Loosening a rule waits a day; the Anchor waits for a tag you left at home. On the App Store since September 2026, with a Mac app that locks with it.
Food from down the road: a backyard grower drops off surplus, a neighborhood stand sells it, you pick it up on your route. Web and native, on a Go backend.
A Monopoly bank that never runs out of bills — built after a real bank run five hours into a game. One room code, every phone at the table, every payment live.
Turns a PDF into the body of an email. Drop in a PDF and each page becomes an image. One click opens a message in Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo or your mail app, with the recipients filled in.
Makes git worktrees for parallel coding agents with the dependencies already in place, cloned copy-on-write from a template instead of installed again. It also lands their work through a gated queue and removes the worktrees that are finished.
A terminal wizard on npm that writes an agent-driven working standard into your repos: a ledger, a board, code conventions and the rules a coding agent reads before it touches anything. Save your answers as a profile, apply it to many folders at once, and see every file before any is written.
An iPhone app that opens Claude Code on your Mac over SSH. Every session runs inside tmux, so it keeps going when the phone locks and you attach to it again later. There is no server part: the Mac needs only Remote Login, tmux and Claude Code.