Tools that are out for anyone to use, each with a page of its own: who it is for, what it does, what it holds, and what it is still missing. The smaller pages, made in an afternoon to understand something, are on Built.
The website for a multi-specialty hospital in Nepalgunj, Nepal, in English, Nepali and Hindi. Almost everyone who opens it arrives on a phone from a search result, often needing something urgently, so the phone number, WhatsApp and the ambulance are in thumb reach on every page, and the whole homepage weighs 200KB.
Live at nmhnepalgunj.com since 16 September 2026
A map for finding a PhD advisor and a way to pay for the degree, made first for students in Pakistan applying abroad. Say what you want to research in your own words; it finds the people working on it, who funds them, the labs just starting out, and the scholarships you can apply for.
Ran at advisoratlas.fyi from 11 to 20 October 2026, and is paused for now
Speak a long instruction instead of typing it, and get back a clean prompt to paste into a language model. Whisper transcribes, a small local model shapes the transcript, and an Image tab pulls the text out of a screenshot or a photo. It all runs in the browser, on your own machine; no audio, text or image leaves it.
Live at rubix982.github.io since 21 October 2026
