pickaru
A group-decision app for nights in and nights out. Deal a deck of movies, shows, cravings or board games, and the whole crew swipes their way to tonight's pick.
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A group-decision app for nights in and nights out. Deal a deck of movies, shows, cravings or board games, and the whole crew swipes their way to tonight's pick.
Visit pickaru.com →A family archive, generations deep. Interactive 3D family trees from the historical record — the British royal line, the Roman and Byzantine emperors, the Habsburgs, the Greek gods — plus a private GEDCOM viewer for building your own.
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Traditional children's songs from around the world — lullabies, counting rhymes and dancing songs, with original lyrics, English translations and the sourced story behind each one. Published in eight languages.
Visit littlesongbook.com →A cups-to-grams cooking converter that's honest about cup standard, ingredient density and rounding, with every figure sourced. In 24 European languages, and it works with JavaScript off.
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An offline crochet project tracker. Scan a pattern with your phone camera, tick off rounds as you stitch, and keep photos of every part next to the instructions that made them. Everything stays on your device, with optional sync into your own Google Drive.
Visit yarndiary.com →An illustrated atlas of the great voyages — Magellan, Columbus, Marco Polo, Darwin, Odysseus — on an engraved interactive globe, with dated log entries, cited sources and route uncertainty kept visible.
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A free white-noise and soothing-sound player for baby sleep, with fact-checked guides. Every sound is synthesised live in the browser with the Web Audio API — no audio files ship at all.
Visit hushnap.com →A stain-removal decision engine: from stain and surface to a method where every step cites a real, recorded source. The build fails if anything is uncited, and where sources disagree it says so.
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One tap, one more block. A pocket-sized reflex game — time each tap to stack the tower higher before it topples.
Play Stack Panic →Things on the workbench — usable, but still taking shape.
An evidence-aware companion-planting reference and bed planner. Every suggestion is source-linked and unknowns are shown as unknowns; the planting calendar and bed scoring are still growing.
Try the preview →A food-storage reference where every duration is classified — safety guidance, best quality or your own plan — plus private in-browser tools for inventory, thawing and power outages. First version is up; more foods to come.
Try the preview →I'm Maja Dobnik Kočevar, a software developer from Maribor, Slovenia. I like small, well-made things: apps that solve one problem properly, load fast, and respect the people using them. I design, build and run everything you see here myself.