Lifestyle Tools

Small tools for real moments

Not every tool needs to solve a professional problem. Cooking from a recipe and the measurements are in cups but you only have a scale — that's a real problem that needs a real answer, not a 10-step tutorial. Flipping a coin to decide who cleans up is faster than an app install. These tools were built for the friction points that come up in an ordinary day: in the kitchen, at the table, with kids, and in the small decisions that are trivial but surprisingly hard without the right tool.

Which tool for which moment

• Cooking Converter — Cups, tablespoons, ounces, grams, and millilitres — for liquid and dry ingredients.
• Coin Flip & Dice — Flip a coin or roll dice with cryptographic randomness.
• List Randomizer — Shuffle any list with Fisher-Yates algorithm.
• Voice Volume Meter — Fun voice control game for kids — see how loud you are.

Tips for using these tools

• Use the cooking converter for both ways. American recipes give cups; European recipes give grams. The converter works in both directions — type in either field and the other updates instantly.
• The list randomizer works for more than names. Use it for meal planning (shuffle the week's meals), reading lists (what to read next), team rotation schedules, or any ordered list where you want impartial sequencing.
• The voice volume meter needs microphone access. Your browser will ask for permission the first time. Audio is processed entirely on-device — nothing is recorded or transmitted.
• Coin flips are statistically independent. Each flip is a fresh cryptographically random event — the previous result has zero influence on the next one. If you flip ten heads in a row, the eleventh flip is still exactly 50/50.

Frequently asked questions