A calmer morning routine
Most morning routines fail because they ask too much before you are awake. Here is a smaller one — three anchors, no app, no 5 a.m. heroics — that survives real life.
MorningsMost morning routines fail because they ask too much before you are awake. Here is a smaller one — three anchors, no app, no 5 a.m. heroics — that survives real life.
MorningsMinimalism sold as an aesthetic is just shopping with a smaller palette. The version worth keeping is quieter: own less so each thing you keep can be good, used, and paid attention to.
SpaceAdvice on focus usually assumes a calm mind that just needs a plan. If your mind is not calm, the plan is the wrong tool. Here is how to do deep work when distraction is the baseline, not the exception.
FocusThe fourth and final post in the trackers series — flip the architecture from private extension to a public digital twin website. Many extensions feeding one database, periodic exports from Google Takeout / Apple Health / YouTube history, real-time webhooks from Strava and Last.fm, displayed beautifully on web and mobile PWA. Free hosting, free database, your data, your face on the internet.
LifestyleA strict, research-backed shortlist of media trackers that are completely free, show no ads, and are fully managed in the cloud — no Docker, no servers, no paywalls. Plus the four-app combo that covers movies, TV, anime, manga, games, and books together.
LifestyleThe honest 2026 map of free public WRITE APIs for every media type — movies, TV, anime, manga, books, audiobooks, podcasts, music, games, visual novels, fitness, and YouTube — so you can build one browser extension that scrobbles everything. Plus why Open Library is the right books pick, why Letterboxd was cut, and where the real coverage gaps are.
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