What it does # Film a baseball game from two or three angles and you have hours of footage and no way to get at the twelve seconds that matter. IsoReel is the desk tool for that: scrub the footage frame by frame, mark in and out points, tag the clip with the player and the play type, and cut it without re-encoding, so the export is fast and the quality is untouched.
What it does # Five calculators a photographer actually reaches for, on a phone, in the field or the night before a shoot:
What it does # A coach standing in the dugout wants one thing before calling the next pitch: what has this hitter done before? That history is usually spread across seasons, age groups, and team changes, in a stack of paper scorebooks, which means in practice it is unavailable.
What it does # NogLog is a logbook for eggnog. Browse the brands, record a tasting, write the review, keep your favorites, and share a homemade recipe. It is a small, cheerful, genuinely seasonal product, and it takes the logging part seriously even though the subject is eggnog.
What it does # A graduating class needed a slideshow, which meant getting full-resolution photos out of about 33 families’ phones and into one place. The families were not going to make accounts, and the deadline was the dinner.
What it does # Run AI agents on more than one computer, in more than one framework, and you lose the ability to answer two basic questions: what is running, and what is waiting on me?
What it does # Interstate Tracker answers a question that is surprisingly hard to answer for yourself: which parts of the Interstate Highway System have I actually driven?