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A free starter kit for your blog, portfolio, or art. Make it yours with the template and a step-by-step guide, even if you’ve never touched code.
Get the free website kit →I’m Em. I build apps, share free starter kits, and write about getting personal projects finished. Try something useful, or borrow what I’ve learned.
Run classroom activities with less setup. Timers, points, and a random picker in one place.
Try NudgeCue →
Get your first draft out of your head. A simple space to write, then export your work.
Start writing →
Draft a class’s report comments in one place. Choose strengths and next steps, then edit the wording.
Try Remark Builder →Free to use
Build a home for your work, share an idea, or make something your own.

A free starter kit for your blog, portfolio, or art. Make it yours with the template and a step-by-step guide, even if you’ve never touched code.
Get the free website kit →
Shape your slides, choose a style, and save your draft. Download the whole carousel and caption in one ZIP.
Make a carousel →
Pick an illustrated lock screen, add your name, and download it for your Kindle.
Browse the designs →LATEST FROM THE DESK
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BUILD LOG
How to use the internet to support a side project: join conversations, ask for feedback, and find creative input worth making time for.
BUILD LOG
I took almost three weeks off from building anything. Here's what I noticed when I came back, and why I think that matters more than daily output does.
BUILD LOG
When a project stalls, the instinct is to build a bigger plan. Three questions work better: what is making finishing harder, what small thing could you start this week, and what is already working that you should leave alone.