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    • Gaussian Elimination Practice

      Row reduce a matrix to REF or RREF one row operation at a time, with hints and a record of every step.

      Linear AlgebraMath Oct 2026
    • Gmail Link Converter

      Turn a Gmail link that uses an account number (like /u/0/) into one tied to the account's email address.

      Utilities Oct 2026
    • Hanon Piano Exercises

      Hanon's piano exercises 1–20 in any key, mode, and practice rhythm, with fingering, playback, and printing.

      Music Nov 2025
    • LaTeX to Unicode Converter (UnicodeIt)

      Turn LaTeX math like \alpha^2 \leq x_{12} into plain Unicode text (α² ≤ x₁₂) for emails, chats, and code comments.

      WritingMath Oct 2026
    • Multi-note Music Tuner

      A tuner and live spectrum analyzer: see the frequencies in the sound from your microphone, which notes they are, and how many cents sharp or flat each one is.

      MusicAudio Oct 2026
    • Note Quality Analyzer

      Play or sing one note at a time and see how steady its pitch and volume are, how warm or thin its tone is, and how cleanly it starts and ends.

      MusicAudio Oct 2026
    • Paul's LaTeX Macro Replacement Tool

      Rewrite generic LaTeX to use my personal macros, with options for math delimiters and Anki cloze tags.

      WritingMath Mar 2026
    • Periodic Activity Logger

      Check in at regular intervals: what you were doing, what you should be doing, and what's next, and append to a log file.

      Utilities Mar 2026
    • Pun Finder

      Search for words with matching or similar sounds based on their phonetic similarity.

      Writing Oct 2026
    • REF/RREF Study Tool

      Check whether a matrix is in row echelon form (REF) or reduced row echelon form (RREF), see which conditions fail, and quiz yourself on random matrices.

      Linear AlgebraMath Oct 2026
    • The Physics of a Bowed String

      Watch a simulated violin string stick to and slip past the bow, see the Helmholtz corner travel along it, hear the result, and map which bow forces and positions produce a good tone.

      MusicPhysicsAudio Oct 2026
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