Learn German with Podcasts

Makes it easy for German learners to look up words while listening to a podcast. It also shows words and translations submitted by other listeners.

Tech stack: Next.js, React, MobX

Find your stuff easily

Stuffo helps you catalog your items in your home, so that you don't have to search everywhere when you need to find something.

Tech stack: Next.js, Material UI, MobX, PouchDB

Learn langauges with podcasts

Podcast player app for language learners that automatically scrolls the transcript, highlights the text, displays a vocabulary helper, and can translate paragraphs.

Tech stack: Ruby on Rails, React, Material UI, MobX

Create interactive listening exercises

Enables language teachers to create listening exercises where students can listen to a recording, follow along in the transcript, and view the translation when needed.

Tech stack: Next.js, Material UI, MobX, PouchDB/CouchDB

Take notes with timestamps

Start a timer and take notes at any timestamp. Export data as a plain text file or CSV. A possible use case is take notes while recording a podcast and import them into Audition for editing, adding chapter markers, etc.

Tech stack: Next.js, React, MobX

German-English Dictionary

German-English dictionary with speedy fuzzy search. Uses data from Wiktionary. Installable as a PWA and works offline.

Tech stack: Next.js, React, MobX

Break down tasks and sum up estimates

Simple web app to break down a task into subtasks, estimate subtasks, and view the sum of the estimates on parent tasks. Your data is stored in your browser.

Tech stack: Next.js, React, Mobx, PouchDB

Time Budgeting

Time budgeting app that can be used as an extension of Toggl Track. You can set a monthly budget for each project, track your time with Toggl Track and view your progress in Timbu.

Tech stack: Next.js, React, MobX, PouchDB

Generate barcodes for printing stickers

This tool lets you print barcodes on sticker sheets with a regular printer.

Tech stack: Next.js, React, MobX

PUT webhook to Dropbox

Simple connector app: you get a webhook that can receive a file via PUT and place it in your Dropbox.

Tech stack: Ruby