Small apps and tools for everyday problems.

Everyday tasks shouldn’t need complicated software. BitSize.me is a collection of small, thoughtful tools and independent apps, each made to do one useful thing well.

Apps

Small apps for everyday things. Not everything needs a dashboard.

Super Bump

iPhone

Give your brain a bit less to remember. Super Bump nudges you about the little things you keep meaning to do, like watering the plants while they’re still alive.

Benchlist

iPhone

Keep your home’s measurements in your pocket, so you can buy things that actually fit. A sofa looks much better in the living room than halfway through the front door.

Scribs

Mac

Keep your notes and little lists right on your Mac desktop, where you can actually see them. You could trust your memory again, but let’s be honest about how that’s been going.

“These are great. Imagine what they could become with a proper roadmap.”

— A product manager, probably

Tools

Free and entirely in your browser. No sign-up. No new password to remember. There’s a tool for that, though.

Memorable password generator

Turn a few personal memories into a password you stand a chance of remembering. Resetting it every time you log in is certainly a system, but I’m aiming a little higher—or at least trying to keep the damn IT department happy.

Passive-aggressive ipsum

Fill your design with passive-aggressive nonsense so you can get on with the layout. Everyone else can have another meeting about what the website should say. At least this stuff turns up on time.

QR code generator

Get people to your menu, website, or event with a quick scan. Or just have them properly rick-rolled, if that’s the sort of person you’ve decided to be.

CSS gradient generator

Give your website a background with a bit of personality, without spending your afternoon writing CSS. You might still spend your afternoon deciding between two almost identical shades of purple, but I can only help so much.

BitSize

Made with care. Suspiciously optional coffee.

I put a lot of love into these tools and apps. If any of them saves you a few minutes, buying me a digital coffee helps me keep making more. Any amount means a lot. It’s entirely optional, though. We’re still friends either way.

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