Whaddup P-Hunters. I built the AppCrib because asking AI for a quick answer is great right up until you need to adjust it. You get one shot at phrasing the question, then a wall of text. No sliders, nothing to export, and if the answer's close but not quite right, you start over. So these are ~50 small browser tools where the answer is the interface. Change a wall length and the stud count recomputes. Drag the barbell weight and it shows which plates go on each side. The construction tools do real feet-and-inches fraction math down to 16ths. And a few of them hand you something a chat answer can't: an actual cut list or shopping list you can take to the store. New tools ship every week. There's an endless supply of questions people need answered, so there's an endless supply of tools worth building. Everything's free, no accounts, and tool inputs stay in your browser. If you try two or three from a category you actually use, tell me where they fall short. Feature requests get logged and shipped.

AppCrib

Purpose-built tools for the age of quick answers

Purpose-built tools for the age of quick answers