Small tools for a simpler life.

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.

Tools

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

Passive-aggressive ipsum
Ipsum

Fill an unfinished design with text, so you can see how the page will look. Generate paragraphs of sarcastic office emails, like “For the record, I asked nicely the first four times.”

Password generator
Password

Turn a few personal memory hooks into a short password you can remember. Adjust the length and check its estimated strength. Everything stays in your browser.

QR code generator
QR

Turn a link into a QR code that people can scan with their phones, then download it for your poster, menu, or invitation. It’s free, the code doesn’t expire, and you don’t need a bloody subscription to keep using it.

CSS gradient generator
Gradient

Blend two colors into a background for your website, see the result as you change it, and copy the finished CSS without writing any code. Mine looked like toothpaste, which is why the preview is useful.

Apps

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

Super Bump

iPhone

Gentle iPhone reminders in your own words. For things worth remembering, not managing.

Explore Super Bump

Benchlist

iPhone

Measurements, notes, and photos, kept together. Give that mystery number in your camera roll some context.

Explore Benchlist

Scribs

Mac

Notes, lists, and reminders as desktop widgets. Useful things, somewhere other than behind twelve windows.

Explore Scribs

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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