Transform your productivity with FocusFrame! Goodbye boring timers - turn every focus session into a unique photo, creating a visual work of art.

I always found traditional timers a bit uninspiring. Staring at a countdown clock didn't exactly spark joy or motivation for me. So, I started thinking: what if focus sessions could be more than just ticking seconds? What if they could create something tangible and even beautiful? That's how FocusFrame was born – my attempt to make the process of deep work a little more creative and rewarding by turning each session into a unique visual memory.

A collection of simple yet powerful tools to enhance classroom engagement. Free and open to all. No registration required.

As a teacher, I constantly face small, practical challenges in the classroom. I built this collection of tools to solve my own problems—from picking students randomly to running timed activities. It's my practical exploration of how simple tech can make a teacher's life easier and a classroom more engaging.

Create and visualize argument structure diagrams with ease based on Kane's (1992, 2006, 2013) argument-based validation framework! The layout automatically adjusts as you type. No need to worry about formatting, alignment, or spacing. Perfect for researchers, students, and anyone working with Toulmin-style arguments.

While studying Kane's validation framework in my research, I found it incredibly powerful but difficult to visualize. As a coding challenge, I decided to build a tool that would automate the formatting and layout. It's an example of how building something can be the best way to truly understand it.

What's your researcher personality? I made this quiz after noticing how differently my colleagues and I approach research problems. It's a playful project built to spark reflection on our own research habits (heavily inspired by MBTI).

Disclaimer: This is NOT scientifically validated, just a fun side project!😬 It is currently in Chinese but I plan to add an English version soon.