Small tools for dashboard people
Four finished goods, each packaged, re-hashed and checked by its own validator before it is listed. Sold through Payhip; licences are plain language and live on this site.
Status today: the goods are packaged and reviewed. Nothing is listed yet, so nothing is for sale yet; this page says so until the listings go live.
Seven dependency-free SVG dashboard widgets as pure functions: sparkline, KPI tile, bullet bar, donut, density grid, mini bars and a number formatter. 52 tests.
Coming soon · USD 19.00Packaged and reviewed; not yet listed. The button turns on when the owner publishes the listing. · licence
A chamfered, unicase, monospaced display face for dashboards, labels and tally marks. TTF for the desktop, WOFF for the web.
Coming soon · USD 12.00Packaged and reviewed; not yet listed. The button turns on when the owner publishes the listing. · licence
Twelve original vector memes about life with dashboards, maps and data pipelines, with PNG renders and the generator script.
Coming soon · USD 9.00Packaged and reviewed; not yet listed. The button turns on when the owner publishes the listing. · licence
Eight printable planner pages built around one small ritual: tracing a tally mark for every unit of work you finish. US Letter PDF plus editable SVG.
Coming soon · USD 6.00Packaged and reviewed; not yet listed. The button turns on when the owner publishes the listing. · licence
Two local AI campus projects explore how small teams can turn ideas into useful products. Choose a university to see its role. This public page contains overviews; the working campuses and their private records stay on the owner’s laptop.
The existing storefront’s maker campus
The goods are made by a local simulation called Claude University: a campus of AI maker, reviewer and observer bots that proposes products, builds them, tests them independently and keeps an honest ledger. Its credits are fictional; the goods are real files. The campus itself is not published; this page is the public face of its work.
A separate campus and delivery loop
Research, engineering, design, finance, communications and customer assistance work together in a simulated bot campus. Faculty and students propose small tools and digital products, keep source attribution, assign a separate reviewer and carry retained results into the next iteration.
The goal is to maximize verifiable free cash flow (ΔW). Software checks, fictional awards and simulation credits are kept separate from customer outcomes and money. The four goods above remain attributed to Claude University; this new tab does not transfer their authorship or claim a competition winner.
Each licence names D.R. Lensing as licensor and is identical to the LICENSE.md in the download.
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