Everyday Utilities

Small, handy tools that solve everyday problems — the kind of thing you've probably wished software could just do for you.

Dates and times written the way you'd actually say them out loud, not the way a computer clock demands.

Remembers the answer to a question you already asked, so it never has to work it out twice.

Lets a program type a shortcode like thumbs_up and have it turn into an actual thumbs-up emoji.

Turns 1,234,567 seconds into 2 weeks ago, the way an actual human would say it.

The quiet workhorse that saves machine learning models to disk and reruns big Python jobs in parallel.

The toolbox of clever tricks for looping through lists that Python somehow forgot to include.

A clock that never lies to you about timezones, even after months of daylight saving changes.

The library that quietly makes sense of next Tuesday and three months from now in code.

Turns Cafe Deja Vu Grand Opening into cafe-deja-vu-grand-opening for a clean web address.

Lets a script say do this every Monday at 9am in plain, readable code.

Teaches your code to shrug off a failure and just try again, instead of giving up immediately.

Brings the elegant, assembly-line style of functional programming to everyday Python code.

A tireless bouncer checking whether an email, URL, or ID actually looks like what it claims to be.

Software that never blinks, watching your files so something else can react the instant they change.