Seven apps across three areas: Scottish open data, tabletop printing, and small everyday utilities. All free, none need an account, all run in the browser.
Seventy-nine Scottish open-data datasets — health, education, transport, economy and more — pulled from their original publishers, normalised into one shape and served over a single REST API, so you don't have to write a parser per source.
The same Scottish datasets, exposed as tools over the Model Context Protocol. Point Claude, ChatGPT or any other MCP-capable client at the endpoint, sign in once, and ask questions of the data in plain language instead of writing requests by hand.
A full-text search over the Scottish Parliament's Official Report — every contribution made in the chamber and in committee. Find who said what, follow a phrase across years, or narrow to a single member, debate or sitting date.
Build a movement tray to fit exactly the unit you own. Set the tray's size and shape, lay out the base grid, then download a print-ready file for your 3D printer. Presets save the configurations you use again and again.
Everything you need to keep track of a Blood Bowl match on the table. Generate a full set of tokens for your team alongside the status and score markers the game needs, then print the lot on a single sheet.
Paste a link or any text, adjust how the code looks, and download it. Made for the times you need a QR code on a poster or a slide in the next two minutes and don't want an account or a watermark.
Drop in one image and get back every icon a site needs: favicons, Apple touch icons and app icons at the standard sizes, plus any extra size you specify. Flatten transparency onto a background colour if you need it, then download the whole set as a ZIP.