Provide a songlist and get the bpm (according to spotify) of the songs! There was a day where I thought having the bpm of songs registered was cool. I even hat playlists based on bpm. Nowadays I don't really care anymore.
I like the idea to this day: Take 10 random tropes from tvtropes and use it as a basis for an oc. This script basically clicked the "random trope" button 10 times for you.
It's a soundboard. You should know what it does. All it needs is a different design, then it would be still cool today.
I lost all my sounds on an old hard drive. Maybe I should fill this thing again in the future.~
Takes an sql query and saves the answer as a csv file. In the end it wasn't really capable or useful.
I had way to many keys for games back in the day, because I bought like every humble bundle. This little web tool managed it.
It's a worse Excel-list.
Man, I miss old Twitter. You could start this tool via shortcut and just send a tweet with it. It was neat for my Twitter addicted ass back then.
It's not supported anymore obviously.
I actually use this one to this day! You take a txt list with file names and this software searches a defined folder for those files and copies them to another folder. It's useful, if you need 100 specific files from a folder with 1.000.000 in them.
I guess, I was a bit into Pen&Paper back in the day. You could create your characters, view them and their abilities and create groups to view characters from other users. There is commercial software out there, that does this just 10 times better.
It works, but is really slow. There are just other tools out there, that do the job better, than this one.
Searches a folder for images with a smaller width/height, according to a user input. Basically we always had the issue, that pictures need to be a certain size to upload it to marketplaces. This tool showed, which pictures didn't fit the criteria.
Another work tool I made and still use today sometimes. It's nice to quickly check calculations. You can input the net price of a product, your costs + margins and it calculates, what price you should offer it for on Amazon (or any other market place).
There was this insider joke "GAME ist halt kein Darksouls" (GAME is no Darksouls) in the RocketBeans community. So I made a Twitter bot that took random Steam games and tweetet "GAME ist halt kein Darksouls" regularly.