?an — playground
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?an — back home
building: 🎛️ something you'll probably poke at

the playground

Poke around.

what's in here

Small, sharp,
occasionally weird.

Every tool below started as something I built to solve one real problem of my own — I just kept the ones worth keeping.

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free
The Second Opinion Simulator

Feed it a decision you've already half-made. It hands you back the strongest argument against it — the one nobody in the room was going to say.

try it
📊
premium
ROI, But Honest

A hospital tech ROI calculator that refuses to flatter the vendor slide. Built from real deployments, not projections.

try it
🔋
free
The Burnout Line

A two-minute check-in for physicians and execs who are "fine." Not a diagnosis — just an honest read, and one next step.

try it
🧬
premium
The FHIR Translator

Describe your messy legacy health data in plain English. Get back what it actually looks like once it's FHIR-shaped.

try it
🩻
premium
Org Chart X-Ray

Map your hospital's actual decision flow, not the one on the slide. Usually finds the bottleneck in under ten minutes.

try it
🎯
free
Ask It Anyway

Type the vague hesitation you keep swallowing in meetings. It hands you back the sharp, sayable version.

try it

how these get made

very tool on this page exists because I was personally stuck on something — a decision, a number, a hunch I couldn't prove — and built the smallest possible thing that got me unstuck. If it kept being useful after that, it ended up here. Nothing was built to be sold first and useful second.

Premium tools fund the flip side. Every rupee from the tools marked premium is split between parents rebuilding a livelihood, cancer research, and Gen Z founders — openly, every quarter.

see the breakdown →

Got a problem worth a tool?

Tell me the annoying, specific thing you keep doing by hand. If enough people ask the same question, it ends up on this page.

You actually did the thing. Respect. 🎉

That's the whole philosophy of this place, honestly — poke around, try the thing nobody tells you to try.