Products

Tools for gaps I kept running into.

Every product here started the same way: a problem I had, no good tool for it, and a hunch worth testing. Each one ships small, then gets better on the same build-measure-learn loop I run for clients.

snipchecker.com
SnipChecker comparing two versions of an HTML file side by side
Live · Free Developers & writers

SnipChecker

A diff checker that explains what changed.

The gap Diff tools show which characters changed. They don't tell you what the change means.

  • Side-by-side and unified diffs for code or plain text
  • Automatic language and syntax detection
  • AI analysis that explains changes in plain English
  • Open files, save diffs and export the results
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perfectnamefinder.com
PerfectNameFinder home page: Discover names the way families really choose them
Live Parents & families

PerfectNameFinder

Name meanings, origins, and the people you want to honor.

The gap Baby-name sites hand you lists. Families actually choose names around grandparents, siblings and traditions.

  • 2.6M+ names with meanings, origins, nicknames and variants
  • 146 years of U.S. birth records behind every popularity trend
  • The Finder: weighs family to honor, names to avoid and siblings
  • 42 naming traditions, from Ashkenazi Jewish to Yoruba
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Connecticut first.

  • Source on every price
  • Timestamped
  • Lowest true cost first
  • No pay-to-win rankings
In development Homeowners & renters

OilAndElectric

Home energy prices you can actually compare.

The gap Heating oil, propane and electric supply prices are local and hard to compare, so it's hard to know if you're overpaying.

  • Heating oil, propane and electric supply prices by ZIP code
  • Source, timestamp and assumptions shown on every price
  • Email alerts when a new low price shows up near you
  • Ranked by lowest true cost, never by referral payout
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Why build products at all?

Advice is cheap when you never have to ship it.

Running my own products means doing the work I recommend: picking a gap, shipping something small, watching the data, and deciding what's next. It's also where I try new tools, like AI features, before I suggest them to anyone else.