A template saves you the first step. After that it is ordinary code of your own.
In the app you find seven templates under “New → Write new”. You pick one, it opens in the editor, and from then on it is ordinary code of your own that you can change. The toolbox fills in the texts in your language. With the {+} button in the editor you also insert eight code snippets at the cursor. Not to be confused with: the gallery tools bring their own start templates (for example “Calm down”, “Focus” and “Fall asleep” in the Breath pacer). Those are preset variants of the same tool, not new files.
Empty
- What it does
- Skeleton with a title and room for your tool.
- Good for
- Your own ideas where no template fits.
- Extension idea
- Add an input field, a button and an output to the skeleton. Save the input in localStorage.
List
- What it does
- Add entries, tick them off, delete them.
- Good for
- Shopping, packing lists, tasks, tidy-up plans.
- Extension idea
- Add categories and a “Hide done” option.
Counter
- What it does
- A big button, the number stays saved.
- Good for
- Tally lists, repetitions, cash counts, scores.
- Extension idea
- Several named counters, a minus button and a reset button with a confirmation.
Calculator
- What it does
- Pocket calculator with parentheses.
- Good for
- Quick sums, starting point for special calculators.
- Extension idea
- A history of recent calculations and a mode for tips or sales tax.
Timer
- What it does
- Countdown, the screen stays on, vibration at the end.
- Good for
- Cooking, studying, training, tidying.
- Extension idea
- Several named intervals in a row, for example study 25 minutes, break 5 minutes.
Random
- What it does
- Dice, coin and a number from 1 to 100, with history.
- Good for
- Decisions, games, draws.
- Extension idea
- Dice with several side counts and a draw from your own list of names.
Converter
- What it does
- Length, weight, volume and temperature.
- Good for
- Cooking, travel, crafts.
- Extension idea
- Your own units and favorites for frequent conversions.
You can also take any gallery tool as a starting point: a finished, tested file that you rebuild via “Customize” or the CUSTOMIZE block.
See also: Gallery blueprint
