I asked AI to roast me — and it asked for time off
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Finds worth keeping
Personal collections about code, handheld games and design.
From thoughts to products
Apps for everyday tasks, from a saved link to your next workout.
Polka
Save links and thoughts where you can find them again.
For things worth keeping close: an article for later, a work reference or a personal note. Add context, organise materials on shelves and find them through search.
- Links, notes, photos and files
- Shelves, tags and search
- Save from Telegram
Tempo
Keep tasks, notes and working time in one place.
For a personal project or a shared board. Switch between kanban and list views, break large tasks into subtasks and keep working notes alongside them. The timer tracks time spent in individual sessions.
- Kanban and task list
- Nested subtasks and notes
- Stopwatch and intervals
Podhod
Plan workouts and compare your own results.
A journal for remembering what happened in your last workout. Build a plan and log weight and repetitions or duration. History helps compare sessions; the atlas connects muscles with the exercise catalogue.
- Your own workout plans
- Set logging and rest timer
- Exercise history and progress
Ritm
Track habits and find your everyday rhythm.
For small actions you want to repeat regularly. Set a schedule, check in and follow the sequence of days. Export the journal as JSON and transfer it through import.
- Habit schedules
- Check-ins, streaks and achievements
- Journal import and export
Phrase
Remember words and expressions through short reviews.
For words and expressions you want to remember. Start with English collections or add your own entries in any language. Flashcards and missing-word exercises share a review queue. The app interface is in Russian.
- Flashcards and missing-word practice
- Your own phrases in any language
- Scheduled reviews
Think like a designer.
Build like a developer.
The interesting part is where the two practices meet. Where a visual idea holds up to real words, a small screen and working code.
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