Grammate
Grammar review for WindowsSolo dev app studio
Small tools. Clear purpose.
Goodish Lab is where I build practical apps that stay private, affordable, and simple enough to use without a manual.
Privacy-first
Accessible pricing
No bloat
GLPal
Local-first health tracking
Audio Normalizer
Smarter browser audio levelingThe shelf
Three apps, one design habit.
Each project starts from the same question: can this be useful without grabbing more data, money, or attention than it needs?
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Writing utility
Grammate
Fix grammar in the Windows apps you already use. Select text, review every change, then replace it in place when it matches your intent.
- Works across common Windows writing surfaces
- Review-first correction flow
- Local AI and cloud options
Grammate
Grammar help that stays beside the text you selected, with review before replace.
GLPal
GLP-1, weight, peptide, and health tracking with local storage by default.
Audio Normalizer
A Chrome extension for smoother loudness leveling without crushing the sound.
The rules I keep returning to
Privacy, accessibility, simplicity.
Privacy is the default.
Local-first is the preferred path. If a cloud feature exists, it should be clear why it exists and what leaves your device.
Useful should stay accessible.
Pricing should not punish normal use. Free and affordable paths matter, especially for everyday tools.
Simplicity beats feature piles.
Every feature has to earn its place. The goal is software that feels calm, direct, and easy to leave running.
About me
A solo dev building the tools I wanted to use.
Goodish Lab is not a big company with a giant roadmap. It is one developer building small, practical software around real annoyances: writing friction, private health tracking, and web audio that jumps from too quiet to too loud.
I care about apps that respect the person using them. That means fewer forced accounts, clearer privacy choices, affordable access, and interfaces that avoid bloat for the sake of looking busy.
The name is a promise to keep improving without pretending everything has to be perfect before it is useful. Goodish, honest, and getting better.
Now live
Start with Grammate.
GLPal and Audio Normalizer will get their Goodish Lab pages next. For now, the first public shelf item is ready.
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