Solo project, been on it since June.

I had Gmail in one tab, Outlook in another and the calendar in a third, and I kept missing things moving between them. So it's one tab now. Both inboxes, the calendar and a task list, and an assistant you can type to like "find the invoice Jonas sent last week".

It can draft replies and set up meetings but it shows you what it's about to do and waits for you to approve before anything is sent or booked.

Free plan for one account. ottomail.app

Hey r/SideProject! I’m building Chronbits, and I’d appreciate some honest feedback.

After a trip, birthday, or kid’s game, everyone has different photos and videos—but they usually stay scattered across phones and group chats. I wanted a way to bring those perspectives together and make them easier to revisit.

With Chronbits, you create a shared Memory, invite the people who were there, and everyone can contribute what they captured. Those Memories become part of your personal timeline, rather than another album you forget about.

You can create your first three Memories free, and joining and contributing to someone else’s Memory is free.

Try it here: https://chronbits.com (IOS/Android apps pending approval)

I’d love to know:

• Is it clear what the app does when you land on the homepage?
• Would you use this instead of a shared photo album or group chat? Why or why not?
• Is there anything confusing or missing that would stop you from trying it?

It’s still evolving, so blunt feedback is welcome. Thanks for taking a look!

One thing that annoys me about sharing content online is how many steps it can take.

You copy something, open a tool, create a document or upload a file, configure sharing, copy the link, and finally send it.

I thought sharing could be simpler.

So I built ShareThings a small tool that lets you share text, images, files, code, and links through a single URL.

One feature I particularly like: you can simply press Ctrl+V, and it automatically detects what you've copied, whether it's text or an image.

No account required. No complicated setup. Just paste and share.

https://sharethings.lol/

I'm still improving it, and I'd genuinely love feedback from people who build or use web tools.

A few things I'm curious about:

• Would you actually use something like this instead of your current sharing tools?
• What would make you choose this over Google Drive, Pastebin, or similar alternatives?
• What's one thing you'd change or add?

I'm especially interested in honest criticism. I built this to solve a small annoyance, but I'm trying to figure out whether it's useful enough for other people too.