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Small tools for the work I actually do

15 of them on 5 shelves: the revenue-operations math from the day job, the disciplines behind shipping AI features, house rules for prose, public rules read from the primary source, and a few things built for my own life. They run entirely in your browser. No login, no tracking, no email wall.

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  1. Revenue opsPipeline Coverage PlannerQuota, closed-won, open pipeline, and win rate in — coverage ratio, projected finish, and the pipeline you still have to build (in deals, per week) out. The quarter math, without the spreadsheet.— views
  2. Revenue opsSales Capacity PlannerWill the team you have hit the number you signed up for? Reps, ramp, attainment, and attrition in — effective selling capacity, the gap to plan, and what it takes to close it.— views
  3. Revenue opsComp Plan Payout CurveA comp plan is a curve, not a paragraph. OTE, pay mix, threshold, accelerator, and cap in — the whole plan drawn live, with total cash at attainment and what the next point is worth.— views
  4. Revenue opsSaaS Metrics ScorecardThe five numbers a revenue leader gets asked for first — NRR, GRR, magic number, CAC payback, Rule of 40 — computed from raw inputs and scored against public benchmarks.— views
  5. Revenue opsA/B Test CalculatorDrop in visitors and conversions for two variants to see lift, a p-value, and whether the result is real. Plus a planner for how many you need before you start — and, for training rollouts, a holdout sizer and a pre/post difference-in-differences reader.— views
  6. Revenue opsTraining Holdout PlannerTurn a training rollout into a readable test. Enter the rep pool, the KPI baseline, and the lift you would act on; get the one-page plan a leadership team can sign: who waits, what decides, when we read, how big the holdout must be. Print it or copy it as Markdown.— views
  7. Shipping AIAI Feature Cost EstimatorSize the monthly bill for an LLM feature before you build it. Requests, tokens, and rates in — cost per request, monthly, and annual out.— views
  8. Shipping AIEval Set SizerHow many golden examples do you actually need? Pick a target accuracy, a margin of error, and a confidence level — get the sample size.— views
  9. WritingProse Voice LinterPaste a draft. It flags the banned words, exclamation points, and passive voice, then checks the short-declarative rhythm — the exact house rules behind Signal and Crafting.— views
  10. WritingBrowser GIF & Meme MakerPanel layouts and caption templates for your own pictures, with Impact text you can drag anywhere — or turn a screen recording into a platform-sized GIF with trim, boomerang playback, filters, and client-side ffmpeg, or stitch several recordings, GIFs, and stills into one. Nothing is uploaded.— views
  11. WritingBackground RemoverDrop in a photo or a screenshot, cut the backdrop out, and download a transparent PNG. It only takes background that touches an edge, so a white shirt in the middle of the frame survives. Nothing is uploaded.— views
  12. CivicsSuper PAC Structure PickerSix questions — money to candidates, money above the limits, donors public or not, who is behind it — and out comes the committee type you actually need, the FEC Form 1 box to check, the filing calendar, and your "paid for by" line.— views
  13. Personal opsStrava Activity StitcherEnded the hike by accident at the turnaround and recorded the way back as a second activity? Drop both TCX exports in and get one file back with every point intact. It shows what it keeps, what it shifts, and what it leaves empty, and asks twice before it builds. Nothing is invented; nothing is uploaded.— views
  14. Personal opsOgden Home FinderA living catalogue of Ogden-metro rentals and for-sale homes — tracked daily with price history, days on market and a map. An AI agent scrapes it every morning; a validation gate checks the agent’s work before anything ships.— views
  15. Personal opsRace FinderEvery race UltraSignup lists within 250 miles of Ogden, on a map and ranked against my own profile: the distance bands around my longest race, trail over road, the months I race, recovery after my target, the drive. Every score prints its reasons. My record sits on the same map with the times from my Strava log. Star the ones worth a look; your stars and preferences stay in your browser. Refreshed daily.— views

More coming

If there’s a calculation you keep redoing in a spreadsheet — pipeline math, comp math, AI budget math — tell me. It might be the next one.