Not launched yet — building in the open

You keep finding good tools.
Then you lose them.

A toolshed is where the things you actually use live — arranged by you, close to hand, so you can find the right one without looking. Paste a link and it files itself, organised by what you use it for, with your own notes attached.

Start your shed — free See the directory

Free, with no limit on how many tools you save. No card needed.

Paste a link, not a form

Drop in a URL and the name, description and logo arrive on their own. You check it and save — the fetch fills the tedious parts, you keep the judgement.

Filed by use case

Categories are the unit, not folders of bookmarks. A tool can sit in several at once, because most of them genuinely do.

Your notes, kept private

Why you saved it, what it is good at, what it costs. Nobody else can read them — not other users, not an administrator. The capability does not exist.

Kits for your kind of work

Curated sets for consultants, marketers, lawyers, designers and more — with the prompts to use them properly.

Have a look before you commit

The directory is public. 84 tools, sorted by what they are for.