Welcome to build.my

• Presets for 1, 5, 10 and 25 minutes, or 1 hour
• Label each timer so you know what it is for
• Notifies you when a timer finishes
• Keeps an interaction log per timer

• Run several stopwatches side by side
• Label each one so you know what it is timing
• Record laps, each with its split and running total
• Keeps an interaction log per stopwatch

For when someone across the room, the arrivals hall, or the car park needs to read it.

The text lives in the URL, so a message is a link you can send.

Pick a date and get the number of days since it, plus the gap in years and months.

The date lives in the URL, so you can bookmark the one you keep checking.

Easily get a timestamp you can use, in whichever format you need.

Press 1 to 9 to copy a ranked preset.

Calculate your car and home loan.

Or if you have a budget, figure out what you can afford.

I'm a big believer in sharing knowledge.

I try to take down notes about the new things I learn so that it is easier for others to learn too.

Organized in a tree structure.

Gives a breakdown of your calendar.

Helps me to plan my day.

Hate having to add a phone number to your phone in order to WhatsApp them?

Simple tool to figure out the width of a browser window.

Debug an iCalendar.

Easily display an address unit number on your screen.

Get an easy to use map address for a location.

Displays the Golden Hour based on the entered coordinates.

I have a bunch of frameworks, tools, and prototypes that may be useful to you.

My various configuration files.

Built in AWS Lambda and DynamoDB.

My various experiments with serverless.

Algorithms written in TypeScript.

Experiments written in TypeScript.

Experiments with Socket.IO.

Experiments with WebSocket.

Experiments with CRDT (Conflict-free Replicated Data Type), similar to Google Docs.