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Log an expense in one sentence: type “lunch 28 noodles” and it files itself under the right category. No budgets to feel guilty about, no red warnings, just a nicely designed summary at the end of each month.

• ▸Natural-language parsing runs on the device, so it works offline
• ▸The monthly summary can be exported as a shareable long image
• ▸Cloud functions with scheduled triggers, so ops cost is close to zero

Writers know the pain: you finish a post in Markdown, paste it into the WeChat editor, and every style disappears. tidemark inlines styles the way that editor expects, and ships with 12 swappable themes.

• ▸Zero config: one command outputs paste-ready HTML
• ▸Themes are plain CSS variables, so a custom one takes a dozen lines
• ▸Code highlighting that survives WeChat's section restrictions

Set up your own status page in three minutes. Beacon checks your endpoints every minute, alerts you first by chat and email, then flips the public page to red. Pricing is per monitor, not per seat.

• ▸Probes run on Cloudflare Workers, checking from several regions at once
• ▸Incident post-mortem templates you can publish in one click
• ▸Two ways to pay: Stripe subscriptions and annual Alipay billing

Select a passage on any page, hit a shortcut, and it lands in your Obsidian vault with the source link and date attached. You can set a different folder and template for each site.

• ▸Manifest V3, shipped to Chrome and Edge from one codebase
• ▸Local-first: no page content ever leaves your machine
• ▸Template syntax compatible with Obsidian Templater

One Go binary and one SQLite file are all it takes to run. Keyboard-first, with full-text fetching and read-it-later, and it sits under 40MB of memory.

• ▸Single binary release; the Docker image is under 15MB
• ▸Full-text extraction with per-site custom selectors
• ▸Reading progress syncs across devices without an account system

Every Friday afternoon it turns your merged PRs, closed tickets and reviews into a readable weekly update. Tweak a sentence or two and send it to your boss. The team plan rolls everyone up into a single page.

• ▸Read-only access, it never touches your source code
• ▸Generated in three parts: what I did, impact, next week
• ▸Scheduled delivery through Feishu and WeCom bots