← Making Space

The Tool Shed

These are the tools I reach for most, shared so they can be useful to you too. Take what helps: some hang open for anyone, some are on the members’ hook, one is ready to grab right now. Flip any card to see it in action.

Grab the Highlighter
On the wall

Each tag stamps its state and hangs from its hook. Flip it to see the reverse: the hook lifts it off the board, turns it, and sets it back. The Highlighter is open to everyone; the rest are on the members’ hook or still on the bench.

open

Highlighter

Mark up any web page, keep notes per page, export clean Markdown. Console snippet or bookmarklet. No extension, no account.

Open it

Live on any page: mark, note, export Markdown.

members

Frame

Turn a written idea into a clean carousel for LinkedIn, Instagram, or a deck. Type the slides, pick a look, export.

members’ hook

Slides → a swipeable carousel.

Live now. Members’ access.

Request access
members

Notion Studio

The engine behind these pages. Sync, block mapping, and series rendering for anyone on Notion.

members’ hook

Notion pages → published series.

In development. Launching October.

Ask to be told when it lands
members

Shortsheet

One tidy home for links, UTM tags, short links, and the quick text snippets you reach for again and again.

members’ hook

Long, messy links → short & tracked.

Private beta. Launching September.

Ask for a beta invite
members

Postcards

Turn a client testimonial or a line worth keeping into a small, handsome card. For socials, an email, or a deck.

members’ hook

A quote worth keeping, made shareable.

In beta. Ask if you would like to try it.

Ask to try it
soon

Reframe

The wider script library the Highlighter will one day belong to, the shelf the browser tools grow on.

not hung yet

A shelf for the tools still to come.

In development.

open - anyone can use it members - included with Root & Bloom soon - still on the bench

Start with the one that’s ready.

The Highlighter works on any page right now, nothing to install. The rest of the wall fills in as each tool finds its hook.

Grab the Highlighter