Whiteboard
A retro sci-fi portable whiteboard with a built-in kanban mode, for sketching and planning entirely in the browser.
Field Instruments · Project Toolkit
Tools to help manage the work in a fun and beautiful way. Sketch, plan, and watch a build move from waiting to done, right in the browser. Source on GitHub under GPL-3.0.
A retro sci-fi portable whiteboard with a built-in kanban mode, for sketching and planning entirely in the browser.
Kanban plus can-do: a sticky-note project board for the maker who takes the work seriously but not solemnly. Lanes for what is waiting, what is in hand, and what is done, with cards you move across the bench as the build progresses. Light on its feet, no ceremony, just somewhere to see the whole project at a glance and keep it moving.
Seat inventory planning and supply-and-demand reconciliation: compare available seats against organization requests, generate seating options, and save planner scenarios.
A small inventory instrument for parts, tools, consumables, and materials. Track what is on hand, where it lives, what is low, and whether the shop can build the next kit.
A skeuomorphic card knowledge system: capture ideas on index cards, then stack, tag, link, and review them across board and relationship-map views. Autosaves, with JSON and Markdown export.
A whimsical engineering record that connects ideas, calculations, builds, tests, failures, repairs, revisions, and lessons learned.
A field-friendly process mapper. List steps, dependencies, roles, handoffs, delays, and failure points, and it generates a simple swimlane, checklist, or process table. Built for documenting how work actually happens before you try to automate or improve it.
A local-first investigation board for collecting notes, files, observations, links, quotes, and decisions around a question. Not a full project manager, more a structured notebook for what you know, what is uncertain, what supports it, and what to do next.
For a workshop, site visit, inspection, class, repair clinic, or field job, it manages what to bring, prepare, print, charge, confirm, and leave behind, with reusable templates and post-event notes.
A local-first decision memory system focused on rationale depth: choices, options, assumptions, criteria, tradeoffs, risks, dissent, follow-up, outcomes, and lessons learned.
Project-centered shop management for a small tradigital team. Plan the work, prove readiness, protect people, buy what is missing, and keep machines healthy.
Walks an engineer through the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) station by station, producing a deliverable at every step. Named for the single-beam balance where a sliding counterweight weighs a load against a graduated arm, exactly what pairwise comparison does to a decision.
A practical engineering and project cockpit for turning loose ideas into buildable, testable, documented artifacts. A self-contained HTML, CSS, and JS app: no build step, package manager, server, or database required.
An interface manager for the boundaries between systems, people, teams, hardware, software, mechanical parts, electrical signals, documents, and responsibilities. It keeps an interface register across mechanical, electrical, data, and human interfaces, with an owner on each side, interface risk, compatibility checks, change history, and an exportable ICD report.