Tool Guides

Public channel figures do not reveal a creator's actual advertising income. I built a calculator to explore estimates and show how much they depend on the model's assumptions.

This page collects the site's reaction, memory and visual tests. Each tool covers a specific task and its results depend partly on the equipment used.

Dates, people and amounts are easy to lose across separate notes. Gift Tracker puts those records into a dedicated interface.

A photo can contain metadata that is not visible in the image itself. Checking those fields is one step to consider before sharing an original file.

A mortgage payment and a monthly rent figure do not tell the whole story. This calculator puts the other costs and the chosen assumptions alongside them.

Before animating a ranking, the dates, units and categories need to agree. This workflow uses AI to help prepare the data, followed by a check before import.

The interactive table combines element lookup, visualisation and comparison. This guide explains the controls and the terms used in the data panels.

A pixel effect, a glitch treatment or a generated pattern can be a starting point for an image. These three tools let you try those approaches without a large editing project.

Compressing an image, converting its format and removing metadata are separate jobs. Image Lab brings those common operations into a browser interface.

Gold's place in jewellery is familiar; its formation is less so. Tracing that history takes the discussion from chemistry to events far beyond Earth.