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Personal utility suite

Practical tools, thoughtfully built.

Focused apps for school, home upkeep, projects, the market, and workouts, sharing one account, one agenda, and one calendar.

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School

ClassTrack

An assignment and test tracker built for students. Add classes, log assignments and upcoming tests, and keep everything organized so nothing slips through the cracks.

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Upkeep

ReminderTrack

Never forget the recurring stuff: HVAC filters, oil changes, renewals, and one-time "cancel before it renews" tasks. Advance email reminders, streaks, and XP keep every upkeep item on schedule.

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Projects

ProjectTrack

Break household and hobby projects into phases and doable tasks. Progress rings fill as work gets done, with confetti, badges, and levels at every finish.

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Markets

StockTrack

A personal watchlist with live quotes, charts, news, dividend and earnings dates, technical signals, and analyst ratings. Optional share tracking shows gain and loss at a glance.

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Fitness

WorkoutTrack

A plain workout log. Set up each exercise with target sets, reps, weight, and days, then log what actually happened. History keeps every session and every personal best.

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Together

Huddle

One shared word puzzle a day for a family or a small group. Everyone plays the same puzzle whenever a moment allows, then sees a spoiler-safe board of how everyone else did, with streaks, stats, and every past day kept.

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Scripture

VerseTrack

Memorize Bible verses and keep them. Four quick steps take a verse from the page into memory, then spaced reviews bring it back right before it would slip away. Groups let a Bible study share one verse a week.

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Utilities

Room Designer

Graph-paper room planning: draw the room, place furniture, and test arrangements before moving anything.

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Retirement Planner

Monte Carlo retirement simulation with portfolio, tax, RMD, and Social Security sweeps.

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