Products built for problems I kept running into myself. All three are in development rather than finished, and the status on each says exactly where it has got to.
Map 301 redirects in minutes, not days
Migrating a site means matching every old URL to a new one, and doing it by hand is the least enjoyable day in the job. WP301 scans the database, matches pages by title and gets the redirect map out of the way so the migration can happen. The free version launches shortly.
The tools a solo founder runs on, in one place
Running something small on your own means GitHub in one tab, Stripe in another and a deploy log in a third. FounderDash pulls them together, and writes the changelog out of the commits so that job stops being a job. Currently being rebuilt as an iOS app.
Proposal software for people who write a lot of them
A web application for building and sending proposals. The platform comes before its website on this one, so it is being built first and gets a proper page here when there is something real to show rather than a promise.
Alongside the products there are four free plugins on the WordPress.org directory, built for jobs that came up often enough to be worth solving properly. They are giveaways rather than a product line, and they carry a Plugin Developer badge on my profile there.
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