No BS Macro
↗A macro tracker with zero achievements, streaks or confetti. Snap a picture of your food or describe what you’re eating — AI does the rest. Free. No subscriptions. No ads.
Somewhere between idea and deployment
Useful tools, questionable games and side projects that started with “this should be easy.”
$ whoami
Paul — developer, builder, professional rabbit-hole explorer.
$ ls ./interests
web/ games/ automation/ weird-ideas/
$ uptime
19+ years shipping things to the web
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01 / Selected work
Independent projects built to solve tiny annoyances, support communities or create highly necessary grandma combat.
A macro tracker with zero achievements, streaks or confetti. Snap a picture of your food or describe what you’re eating — AI does the rest. Free. No subscriptions. No ads.
A multiplayer brawler where grandmas settle their differences with slippers, cooking pots, handbags and zero restraint.
AI-powered KvK tools built to help Kingdom 1392 win — planning, coordination and battle utilities for Kingshot players.
A game optimizer for Energy Manager. Automates plant ops, fuel management and maintenance so you spend less time clicking and more time playing.
A focus coach for people struggling to do work with ADHD. Build a realistic plan, protect one task at a time, and park distractions instead of following them.
A kid activity suggester for parents on kid duty. Tell it ages and interests — AI suggests things for home or outside. Check them off, skip the boring ones, redo the hits. No planning, no pressure.
A mini app that answers “Can I freeze it?” — plus what happens if you do, how texture changes, and what to expect after thawing.
02 / About this place
I’m Paul. I have been building things for the web for more than 19 years. Most days that means client platforms, infrastructure and digital projects. This site is for everything else.
Some projects are genuinely useful. Some exist because a joke went too far. All of them were interesting enough to ship.
03 / Keep the servers humming
Everything here is built in spare time and kept online for free. A small contribution helps cover hosting, domains and the occasional late-night coffee.