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sticky notes
Pin a note to any web page and find it again later. Press Alt+N, start typing, it saves itself. Notes stay on the page you left them on.
- Version
- 2.5
- Live since
- Asks for
- 6 permissions
- Sends
- nothing
Work
Software and print, made in the same house. Everything below is live, finished, or on sale — versions and dates are what shipped, not what is planned.
Extensions
Every permission each one asks for is printed on the home page. None of them sends anything anywhere.
sticky notes
Pin a note to any web page and find it again later. Press Alt+N, start typing, it saves itself. Notes stay on the page you left them on.
screen time
See how much time you actually spend on each website. Passive, private, and it never blocks anything or tells you off about it.
tab counter
Counts your open tabs and says so once they pile up. A number, not a lecture. Nothing gets closed for you.
Software, paid
The extensions are free and always will be. This one took a tax engine, and it still prints what it cannot do beside every figure it produces.
Irish investment tax
Drop a Trading 212 CSV into one HTML file. It sorts every holding into fund or share against the EU's public instrument register, shows the working behind both Irish charges, and runs the eight-year deemed-disposal clock per parcel.
Planners
Each has a linked contents page and page numbers that cannot drift from it — both are taken from the same count, so they cannot disagree. All six are on sale.
Print-ready PDFs for 2027 · all six on sale
Who each one is for
They share a spine — the year view, the month grids, the notes pages. Everything else differs, and this is how.
99 pages
Someone who wants a dated week to write in, and nothing else on the page.
The plain anchor of the family.
141 pages
Someone who wants to see where the money actually went, without linking a bank account.
Income, outgoings and what is left.
122 pages
Someone whose year runs in terms and deadlines, not in months.
Every deadline in one place.
139 pages
Someone self-employed, tracking invoiced work against time spent.
Invoices, clients and the year ahead.
141 pages
Someone tracking how they felt, not what they achieved.
Mood, rest and the small things.
162 pages
Someone for whom a standard planner is itself the obstacle.
Hour ticks, and room to be behind.