Goblin Tools
This suite of tools is absolute magic for getting things done
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2/8/20251 min read
Goblin Tools
This handy tool is available as a website for free and as an app with a small fee to support the heroes that created it. Absolute. Heroes.
Magic To Do - Break down a task into steps
What's great about this is that you can set how detailed or simple you want the steps to be, and you can further break down steps into sub-steps
Formalizer - Edit the tone of writing
There are 16 options to choose from, to make writing more professional, more passionate, and even more sarcastic. You can also make writing less emotional, easier to read, or just correct the grammar.
Judge - Determine the tone of writing
Use this to ensure your own writing is hitting the mark, or use it to interpret writing you are confused about. If you have ever stared at a text someone sent and wondered "What did they mean by that?" this is the tool for you
Professor - Explain concepts in simple terms
This is great for when you do not understand what instructions on an assignment mean or you do not know what components are included in, say, a completed research paper. It can also show you how to solve math problems
Consultant - Rate the pros and cons
Do you struggle with decision making? This tool can lay out the pros and cons for you and provide a useful summary
Estimator - How long will a task take
Enter a task, set how easy or difficult you personally find the task to be, and get an approximation of how much time you should set aside for it. You can also estimate steps from the Magic To Do
Compiler - Make thinking out loud into an organized to do list
Type or record a brain dump and let it create a plan of action for you
Chef - Suggested recipes based on the ingredients you have
In addition to ingredients, you can give it dietary restrictions, equipment, time, or other parameters you want it to consider. It will give you a recipe with detailed instructions.
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