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These days you can build something out of HTML and JS that rivals or even
exceeds what the old desktop APIs could do just a few years ago. And sometimes,
there's no point in having an app you can install, so why not go web only? All
these run without server assistance, your local browser does 100% of the work.
If there's any data persistence, it is on your computer, not on this server.
| GamePad Tester |
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Interactively tests game controllers connected to your computer. It's
particularly helpful for determining if your controller suffers from
joystick drift and detecting dead buttons. |
| Weight Tracker |
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Data entry tool and smart grapher designed for one job: recording your daily weight changes. You could do this with a spreadsheet, but this has a lot of quality of life features that make it easy to use every day or batch enter your paper records once a month. |
| Dictation Notepad |
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Dictate your document with no time outs. Switch between keyboard and voice by using them on demand, not an explicit mode switch. |
| Calendar Quick Add |
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Add events to your calendar purely using natural language, eg "lunch noon tuesday" (for Google calendar only). |
| Table simplifier |
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Take an overly complex HTML table (such as from Google sheets or any spreadsheet that outputs HTML tables) and strip out all but the most basic styling so that you can design your own instead. Works with any HTML table, not just spreadsheets. |
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