Flatmate Splitter
Split rent, groceries and bills between flatmates, then settle up with one UPI or Venmo link each.
- Add shared expenses in two taps
- Who-owes-whom summary
- Payment links per person
Free tool · Eddie’s Workshop
42 ideas sized for one person and an AI coding agent. Filter by category and how long you’ve got, then turn one into a PRD with a click.
Free · no sign-up · updated October 2026
42 ideas
Split rent, groceries and bills between flatmates, then settle up with one UPI or Venmo link each.
Paste your bank or card statement and see every subscription, what it costs a year and which ones you forgot.
A clean invoice generator for freelancers: fill a form, get a PDF, track who has paid.
Paste a product link and get an email when the price falls below your number.
A shared online pomodoro room: join with friends, start the timer together, see who is focusing.
Paste a meeting transcript and get a clean list of decisions and action items with owners.
Connect your email and get a 10-minute daily plan: what to answer, archive or unsubscribe from.
A habit tracker where each day is a pixel; a year of habits becomes a picture you can share.
Gentle desktop reminders to drink water and stretch, with 30-second guided stretches.
Pick meals for the week and get one combined grocery list, sorted by aisle.
Enter your exam date and syllabus; get a day-by-day study plan with revision buffers.
Paste your notes or a PDF and get flashcards with spaced repetition.
All your assignments and deadlines in one board, with reminders the day before.
Describe your reel and get punchy Hinglish and English captions plus hashtags.
Upload two thumbnails and see which one people click more, with a quick public poll.
A fast, good-looking link-in-bio page with click stats and no account needed for visitors.
Save ideas from anywhere and turn the best ones into an outline when it’s time to write.
Paste a GitHub URL and get a better README: setup steps, badges and a clear pitch.
Turn your git commits into a readable changelog and release notes.
A tiny CLI that checks every environment variable your code reads is documented and set.
Check your sites every minute and get a message when one goes down.
Drop a screenshot and get it on a nice padded background, ready for a tweet.
Describe your endpoints and get a hosted fake API with realistic data for frontend work.
Upload a resume and get blunt, specific feedback plus a rewritten version.
Paste a prospect’s website and get a short, specific opening line for your cold email.
Take a photo of your fridge and get three recipes you can make right now.
Upload your team’s docs and ask questions in plain language, with links to the source.
A simple stock and udhaar (credit) tracker for small shops, usable from a phone.
Daily menu, orders and payments for a home tiffin or meal service.
A booking page for a salon or barber with slots, reminders and no-show tracking.
Track students, batches, attendance and monthly fees for a tuition centre.
Class schedules with spots and an automatic waitlist that fills cancellations.
Guest list, RSVPs, dietary needs and seating in one place, with a shareable RSVP link.
Plan a group trip budget, log expenses on the go and settle up at the end.
A simple dashboard for your friends’ fantasy league: standings, trades and trash talk.
One short quiz a day that friends play in a group, with a running leaderboard.
Add your plants and get watering reminders based on the plant and the season.
Vaccines, vet visits, weight and medicine reminders for your pets.
A bedtime routine app: dim screen reminders, a calm checklist and a sleep log.
A simple async standup: everyone answers three questions, the team gets a summary.
Save links, get auto summaries and tags, and search everything you’ve saved.
Plan a desk setup with a parts list, prices and a shareable picture.
Pick a problem you have. You’ll know what “good” looks like, and you’ll keep using it after launch.
Start with the weekend size. A small app you ship beats a big one you abandon. You can always grow it.
Decide how it earns before you build. A one-time price or a small subscription shapes what you build first.
Then write a short spec with the PRD generator and hand it to your agent with a kickoff prompt.
Made by Eddie
Building your idea with Claude Code or Codex? Eddie keeps an eye on your agents while you do.
A small tool for a problem you have, that one person can finish in a weekend: a tracker, a calculator, a simple booking page. The “Weekend” filter shows those.
Yes. Each idea is sized for one person working with an AI coding agent. Copy the build prompt or turn the idea into a PRD first for better results.
Each idea lists a simple way it could earn, like a one-time price, a subscription or credits. Validate with a few real users before you build the paid parts.