Goblin Tools

An AI-powered platform designed to simplify complex tasks. Goblin Tools is a free collection of simple AI-powered mini-tools designed to help neurodivergent folks tackle overwhelming tasks. It breaks down big ideas into bite-sized steps, like turning "clean the house" into a quick list you can actually start. I think it's especially great for anyone feeling stuck, not just those with ADHD or similar challenges. Bram De Buyser, an AI and software engineer, built and maintains it as a passion project. He runs it solo while working on other AI stuff, and it's all about making life easier without any fancy bells or whistles. Pretty cool how one person's idea helps millions, right? The website version stays completely free with no ads or sign-ups needed. The mobile apps cost a small one-time fee to help cover server costs, but you can stick to the web if that's your thing. It keeps everything accessible for everyone. It includes things like Magic ToDo for breaking tasks into steps, Formalizer to tweak your writing's tone, Judge to read emotions in text, Estimator for time guesses, and Compiler to organize brain dumps. There's also a Chef for recipes and more coming, all super focused on one job each. There's dedicated apps for iOS and Android that mirror the web tools. They run offline for basics too, so you can use them anywhere without Wi-Fi drama. Users say the app feels just as snappy and helpful on the go. The outputs come from general AI models, so they're smart guesses, not gospel. Always double-check against your own know-how, especially for important stuff. It might nail a task breakdown nine times out of ten, but that last one could need a tweak.