by Goblin.tools (Bram De Buyser)
Goblin.tools is an independent open-source project maintained by software engineer Bram De Buyser. It runs entirely in the browser without needing an account and stores no personal data. Low-cost mobile apps are available on iOS and Android to help cover server costs; the web version remains completely free.
The toolkit includes: Magic ToDo (breaks a large task into small steps with adjustable granularity), Formalizer (rewrites text in a chosen tone), Judge (interprets tone in received messages to reduce social anxiety), Estimator (predicts how long a task will take), Compiler (organises a brain dump into structured lists), and Chef (adapts recipes to available ingredients). Each tool targets a specific area of daily friction common in ADHD and autism.
Neurodivergent individuals — particularly those with ADHD, autism, and anxiety disorders — who experience difficulty starting tasks, estimating time, managing written communication, or processing overwhelming to-do lists. Students, adults in the workplace, and anyone living with executive dysfunction can benefit.
The Urban Xplorer is a lightweight, adjustable folding white cane made from aerospace aluminium, designed for blind and low-vision users navigating city environments. It comes in four sizes (Small through X-Large) and features a redesigned dome tip, hardened aluminium joints, and a foam grip. The cane is built to handle common urban obstacles such as cobblestones, sewer grates, and uneven sidewalks.
Awarewolf
TAMI is a wearable assistive device designed for blind and vision-impaired users that integrates obstacle detection technology into a modern glasses frame. It uses haptic vibrations to alert wearers to upper-body-level obstacles that a white cane cannot detect. The device aims to increase independent mobility and confidence during travel.
Lighthouse Tech
The Awarewolf All Terrain Cane is a titanium folding mobility cane designed for blind and low-vision hikers navigating rugged outdoor terrain. It features an adjustable foam grip handle, a rolling ball tip, and a reinforced stainless-steel folding joint capable of bearing the user's weight. The cane retains the familiar form factor of a traditional red-and-white mobility cane while providing enhanced stability on uneven ground.
Awarewolf
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