Fun Tools
What should I eat, life progress bar, a digital wooden fish, reaction time and color tests. Cures indecision, and maybe a bit of stress.
7 things to play
About these tools
Small decisions drain a surprising amount of energy. Psychologists call it decision fatigue, and it is why choosing dinner can feel harder after a long day than finishing the work itself. These little tools exist to take a few of those choices off your plate, and to add a bit of play to an ordinary afternoon.
Spin a fully editable wheel, or let the food picker choose tonight's meal. If you want perspective, the life progress bar turns your birth date into weeks, summers and heartbeats, using published life expectancy figures as a starting point, while the earnings ticker shows what your time is worth every second. For a quick break, test your reaction time, train your eye with the color sensitivity game, or tap the digital wooden fish for a little calm.
Everything works offline once the page has loaded, nothing is uploaded, and any custom lists you create are saved only on your own device.