The Convenience Suite

Small tools · no fuss

Apps that quietly make
life a little easier.

Everything here is free to download, runs on your own machine and keeps your data with you. No accounts, no subscriptions, no tracking.

3Apps
€0Free, forever
PrivateYour data stays home
Self-runOn your own device

The suite

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Chrome extension

Cookie Denier

v1.0.0 · Chrome, Edge, Brave

Automatically says no to cookie banners. It recognises the big consent platforms, finds "Reject all" in ten languages, and switches off every vendor and legitimate-interest toggle when a site hides them behind settings.

  • 20+ consent platforms
  • Refuses legitimate interest
  • Per-site on/off
How to install
  1. Unzip the download somewhere it can stay.
  2. Open chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode.
  3. Click Load unpacked and pick the unzipped folder.
  4. Pin it to see the ✓ badge whenever it handles a banner.
Self-hosted web app

PantryPip

v0.1.0 · Phone & desktop · EN / NL

A food assistant that keeps your pantry up to date with almost no effort. Snap a receipt, say "I finished the milk", tap "Cooked it". It plans meals, writes the shopping list and learns how fast you use things.

  • Receipt scanning
  • Smart shopping list
  • Works offline as a PWA
How to install
  1. Install Node.js 24 or newer and unzip the download.
  2. In that folder run npm install, then npm run build.
  3. Run npm start and open http://127.0.0.1:8787.
  4. For real use start with SEED_DEMO=0 to skip the demo household. On iPhone, see docs/IPHONE.md and add it to your home screen.
Self-hosted web app

Slate

v0.1.0 · Windows, macOS, Linux, Docker

Your own workspace for notes, docs and databases. Nest pages as deep as you like, write in a block editor, and build real databases with board, calendar, timeline and chart views. Every feature for every user.

  • Block editor
  • Databases & formulas
  • Live co-editing
How to install
  1. Install Node.js 20 or newer (24 recommended) and unzip the download.
  2. Run npm install, npm run build, then npm start.
  3. Open http://localhost:3000. The first account you create is the admin.
  4. Prefer Docker? Copy .env.example to .env, set a password, and run docker compose up -d.
Coming soon

More on the way

New tools land here when they are ready. Each one is small, does one thing well and never asks you to sign up.

About

Why a convenience suite?

These started as tools I built for myself: to stop clicking through cookie walls, to stop forgetting what's in the cupboard, to keep my notes somewhere I own. They worked well enough that I wanted to share them.