Catalog Prep
Turn messy corrugated box supplier files into a clean import file for your store, plus a list of every field it could not fill. Works in Claude and ChatGPT.
How it worksApps that work before they ask who you are.
Arcade satire, dinner-table cards, and plain-language tools. No signup as a cover charge.
Play free on the App Store
Last Human: Dodge the Bots
Dodge the bots before they optimize your desk.
Last Human is a satirical top-down arcade dodge game where you're the last remaining office worker in an AI-automated workplace. Dodge the bots before they optimize your desk.
- 50 escalating office floors
- Five bot types and four power-ups
- No account; playable offline
Get the deck on the App Store
Table Talk: Conversation Cards
Put the phones down. Start a conversation worth staying for.
Table Talk is a free iPhone app of conversation-starter cards for dinner tables, first dates, and friend groups — 420 prompts plus a Would You Rather deck, no account needed, works offline.
- 420 hand-written prompts
- 80-card Would You Rather deck
- No account; works offline
Try it on the App Store
VibeRater Social
Rate the moment. Keep your people close.
A social app that stays playful on purpose. Rate a photo, share it with people you chose, and leave the infinite feed out of it.
- Playful photo ratings and posts
- Custom Repli avatar
- Public, Squad, or private sharing
Read a card on the App Store
EconByte: Daily Economics
Understand the grocery bill, the Fed, and the headline in five minutes.
EconByte is a free iPhone app that explains economics in bite-sized daily cards — inflation, interest rates, GDP, trade — in plain language, sourced to named institutions like the Federal Reserve and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- 180 cards across 15 topics, 12 each
- Eight-card daily sessions
- No account; works offline
Chase it on the App Store
Powell Prowl: Rate Chase
Chase the rate cut through sixty rounds of paper-cutout chaos.
Powell Prowl: Rate Chase is a free satirical iPhone mini-game collection. Play as El Pres chasing Le Chair through 60 hand-tuned levels and 15 distinct game types — tag, sniper, canoe race, wrestle, and more — for a rate-cut memo.
- 60 hand-tuned levels
- 15 distinct mini-game types
- Four difficulty modes
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Notes from the shop
Why Would You Rather Works at the Dinner Table
Would You Rather restarts a stalled dinner by forcing a pick: each person chooses one side and gives a reason, and the table reacts to the split. It helps when an open question gets a shrug. It flattens the night when the dilemma is gross, one-sided, or political, or when you run so many that nobody's reason gets heard.
Read the answerConversation Openers That Don't Feel Like an Interview
A conversation opener stops feeling like an interview when it asks for a preference, a choice, or a small story instead of a résumé fact such as a job, a hometown, or a five-year plan.
Read the answerWhy Are Prices Still High If Inflation Is Down?
Inflation going down usually means prices are rising more slowly, not that the grocery bill has gone back to its old level. Here is the plain-English difference.
Read the answerThe Phone in the Middle of the Table
Two posts on September 2 showed opposite ways people handle a pause: disappear into a private phone, or share one object the whole table can talk about.
Read the answerOn deck
Already on the App Store: Last Human, Table Talk, and EconByte.
Coming soon
Beat the Dealer: Card Counting
Learn the math before you ever sit at the table.
Beat the Dealer is an offline blackjack trainer for adults, ages 18+. Learn rule-aware basic strategy and Hi-Lo card counting through structured lessons and graded drills, then test yourself in Table Simulation Mode. No real money, no live-table assistance, no wagering — practice only.
- Structured lessons and graded drills
- Basic strategy and Hi-Lo counting
- Practice only; no wagering
Coming soon
Packed Yet? Trip Checklist
A calmer bag starts with a list that already knows the basics.
Packed Yet? is a fast, private packing checklist for iPhone. Start from a practical trip template, tailor the list, check items off, and reuse the trip next time — no account and no cloud setup.
- Six practical trip templates
- Reusable lists that stay on your iPhone
- No account or subscription
Coming soon
ActionCard: Next Steps
End the conversation with one next step everyone can repeat.
ActionCard is a fast, private action-item app for iPhone. Capture the next step, owner, and due date; then keep it close or share a clear summary — no account or cloud setup.
- Who, what, and when on one focused card
- Share as clean text or a polished image
- No account, sync, or subscription
Coming soon
ReplyGate: Reply or Skip
Give the message one clear next step, then move on.
ReplyGate is a private iPhone decision gate for messages. Paste or share text, answer three quick questions, and choose Reply now, Reply later, or Let it go.
- Three quick questions lead to Reply now, Reply later, or Let it go
- The original message is discarded after the decision
- No inbox connection, account, subscription, or AI reply generator
Coming soon
SendBrake: Message Check
One more look before it leaves.
Paste a draft you're about to send. Get three next steps. History keeps the decision, not the message.
- One draft, three possible next steps
- The on-device check works without an account or network
- History saves the decision, not the message
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Where's This House?
Read the street, drop a pin, and find the house.
Where's This House? is a free iPhone geography game built for HomeLight. Explore one of 5,000 approved U.S. residential Street View locations, play five timed rounds, and pin each house on the map — the closer your guess, the higher your score.
- 5,000 approved U.S. locations
- Five timed rounds per game
- Built for HomeLight
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