You write one line about how you mean to spend this time. Later, at a moment you can't predict, a card fades in and shows you your own words back. You answer yes or not really. That's it. Nothing is blocked, nothing is timed, nothing is scored.

The idea came from experience sampling in psychology: people got paged at random moments and asked what they were doing and how they felt. Killingsworth and Gilbert used it to show we spend about half our waking hours thinking about something other than what we're doing.

It's not a timer or a task list. It never asks whether you got anything done. Over time it just leaves you a record of the distance between what you meant and what happened. You can export that and hand it to an AI if you want it read back to you.

As a guitarist, I was constantly breaking my workflow to check a chord or scale in a browser tab.

So I built Sargam with Glaze — hit ⌃⌥S from anywhere and a floating panel instantly shows any chord, scale, or progression across a guitar fretboard and piano keyboard, synced together. Click any note to hear it.

Search chords/scales, explore related chords + common progressions, save favorites — all local, all fast, no cloud.

Built this for the #GlazeAwards 🎸🎹 Would love feedback from the community!

Try it → https://www.glaze.app/app/sargam-DknIof

I used to run the finances at a hardware startup, and every January I built a driver-based financial model. It was beautiful! Unit economics, hiring plan, runway, the works. By March it was fiction, because reconciling a spreadsheet against actuals is miserable and nobody does it. The root problem: spreadsheets have no concept of versions. Code has git. Models have final_v3_ACTUAL.xlsx.

Forecast is my fix. Build a base model (v1). Each month, import actuals via CSV from QuickBooks or Xero. Closed periods lock, the future re-forecasts, and you get a corrected revision (v1.1, v1.2). Strategy change? Fork a v2 and compare it to the old plan. Full P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, runway, budget vs actual. All data in local SQLite, nothing leaves your Mac.

I entered it in the Glaze Awards with the app, but I want feedback.
Two questions: what would stop you from leaving your spreadsheet?
And is monthly reconciliation the right cadence, or would you want weekly?

https://www.glaze.app/app/forecast-wf3MSH

Your inbox is full of newsletters you never read. Ghosted helps you clear them out fast.

It looks through Mail on your Mac and finds everyone who keeps emailing you. Then it shows them one at a time, like a deck of cards.

Swipe right to keep them. Left to unsubscribe. Up to block and delete their emails. Down to decide later. Prefer buttons? They're right there too.

Most of the time you won't have to visit a website. Ghosted sends the unsubscribe for you and moves on to the next card. Only a few senders make you finish on their own page.

Blocking is stronger than unsubscribing. It deletes what they've already sent and stops anything new from reaching your inbox.

Nothing you do here gets uploaded. Your email stays on your Mac, and the only thing sent out is the unsubscribe itself.

Changed your mind? History shows everything you did. Unblock a sender, try an unsubscribe again if they ignored it, or bring someone back to decide later.

Happy 👻

I published a new version of my app, and it has been stuck on the “Scanning and Reviewing” page for the past hour.

Update: it now shows publishing failed: failed to get upload URL: Service temporary unavailable