Nomber

A single-purpose counter application for tallying anything you need to count, such as repetitions, attendees, or inventory items. Built as a Progressive Web App, it deliberately does nothing beyond incrementing and tracking counts, making it useful for anyone wanting a no-frills tally counter.

DoHabit is a minimalist habit tracker that works offline and requires no account. Users mark habits daily, watch progress on charts, and keep a personal habit journal. It suits people who want a private, friction-free alternative to heavier habit apps like Habitica.

A minimal and informal todo web app for keeping simple task lists. PaperTodo focuses on quickly jotting down what needs doing rather than heavy project management, making it a lightweight alternative to fuller tools like Todoist for people who just want a plain list.

Copy and paste your text into the online editor to count its words and characters, check keyword density, and correct writing mistakes. Bookmark it now, it’s free and easy.

pochipochi is a PWA designed to help users quietly remember what they have confirmed. It acts as a simple check-off application, allowing individuals to record their verification of physical items. Users tap tiles to mark items as checked, with the time recorded, aiming to reduce anxiety by keeping a personal record of completed checks.

An online electronic wooden fish (muyu) app for mindfulness practice, in Chinese. Tap once or enable automatic tapping, listen to chants such as the Heart Sutra and Green Tara mantra, and keep a daily practice record. Free and registration-free, it installs to the desktop and works offline.