Making a tool site feel like a personal blog
A pass on color, spacing, layout, and density to support reading instead of admin-like screens.
~/keep-fool/blog.ts
Write the blog like you write code.
A geek-flavored personal space for notes, experiments, and small tools that are ready to use.
> const focus = ['notes', 'tools', 'experiments']
> const theme = 'dark-geek-blog'
> console.log('small but useful')
// stay curious, keep shippingToolkit
Available tools
Practical, lightweight, and intentionally editor-like.
ScannerQR / Barcode Scanner
Decode QR codes and common barcodes locally from uploaded images or the current camera frame.
ConverterHTML to PDF
Upload an HTML file and export it as PDF for drafts, docs, or archiving.
FormatterComma Split
Clean, split, wrap, and reformat comma-separated text for SQL, configs, and enums.
Writing
Things worth writing next
A blog-like layer first. Once content routes exist, this section can map to real posts.
Why I turn tiny utilities into actual pages
Scripts are useful, but pages are easier to preserve, reuse, and share in a personal space.
How to keep terminal energy in a dark blog UI
Less about making everything black, more about borders, typography, and restrained accents.