I design the things you aren't thinking about or don't venture to try. Apps should be stupid simple to pick up and put down.
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Compose and send personalized birthday emails with gift search integration. Import contacts from Google Calendar, Apple Contacts, Outlook, or CSV. Configurable heads-up reminders so you never miss a birthday again.
A static web app that lets you manage birthday reminders and send personalized emails with gift suggestions. No backend required -- runs entirely in the browser with EmailJS for delivery and localStorage for persistence.
.ics or .vcf files from Google Calendar, Apple Contacts, or OutlookYYYY-MM-DD, MM/DD/YYYY, January 5 1990), downloadable template| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Frontend | Vanilla HTML / CSS / JavaScript (zero dependencies) |
| EmailJS (public key, service ID, template ID) | |
| Storage | Browser localStorage |
| Import | ICS parser, vCard parser, CSV parser (all client-side) |
| Hosting | GitHub Pages or AWS S3 |
Create a template with these variables: {{to_email}}, {{subject}}, {{message}}, {{to_name}} (optional). That's it.
Entire application designed and built with AI-assisted engineering in a single session. ICS/vCard parsing, CSV column detection with multiple date format support, EmailJS integration with CORS error handling, gift search, and AWS deploy script -- all generated and iterated through AI pair programming.
Chrome extension that automatically scans every website you visit for customer service emails, phone numbers, and business hours. Built to fight back against the "annoyance economy" -- the deliberate trend of companies hiding contact info behind chatbot walls.
Customer service is disappearing. Companies are cutting support staff, hiding contact info behind chatbot walls, and burying phone numbers under 4+ clicks. The "annoyance economy" costs Americans $165 billion per year in wasted time and money (Groundwork Collaborative, 2026). Hold times are up 60% over 20 years. 74% of customers reported a problem last year -- double the rate since 1976.
Find Me People runs automatically on every page you visit and surfaces:
Average American manages 10-15+ service relationships and faces 60-80 customer service interactions per year. At 10-15 minutes spent hunting for the right number or email each time, that's 15-20 hours per year wasted on search alone -- before you even reach a person. Find Me People reduces that search to about 5 seconds. Saves 20+ hours per year on search, and additional time by surfacing direct support pages that bypass chatbot funnels.
Zero data collection. Zero network requests. Zero tracking. All scanning happens locally in the browser. No backend, no analytics, no cookies. Open source for verification.
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Platform | Chrome Extension (Manifest V3) |
| Content Script | Vanilla JavaScript -- DOM scanner with regex + schema parser |
| Background | Service Worker for badge counts |
| Popup | HTML + CSS + JS, no frameworks |
| Permissions | activeTab, scripting only |
Interactive site that helps people who want to use AI but don't know where to start. Pick a goal (automate, build, write, design, code, learn...) and get curated tool recommendations with descriptions, free credits, differentiators, and "Try it" links. 100+ tools across 12 categories.
The AI tool landscape is overwhelming. There are now thousands of AI products across automation, writing, code, design, video, audio, research, agents, learning, and productivity -- and the average person doesn't know where to start. Every new tool costs you hours just to figure out what it does, whether it's worth using, and how it compares to alternatives.
For each new AI tool you consider, you typically spend:
Total: 3-5 hours per AI tool you evaluate.
The average curious knowledge worker evaluates 15-20 AI tools per year (one or two per month, conservatively). At 3-5 hours each, that's 45-100 hours per year just spent figuring out which tools to use -- before any actual productive work.
This guide compresses that entire evaluation phase into a 5-minute browse. Pick your goal, see the tools that win in that category, read the article and the differentiator dropdown, check the offer details, and click through to start. Saves a conservative ~75 hours per year for anyone seriously exploring AI tools.