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      <title>Haruhankan — a daily habit and shift-work planner</title>
      <description>I built Haruhankan, a daily routine checklist for personal goals, rotating day/night shifts, and simple expense tracking. It has an English interface and account-based sync. Feedback on the actual daily workflow is welcome.</description>
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      <title>Merge CSV files with mismatched column names — free browser tool</title>
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      <title>A private manuscript repetition and long-paragraph checker</title>
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      <title>Track chapters, foreshadowing, and characters in a web serial</title>
      <description>I made a free browser-based planning tool for serial fiction writers: keep episode notes, character debuts, and planted/paid-off plot threads in one place. It highlights unresolved foreshadowing and exports a JSON backup. I'd love practical feedback from writers working on a serial novel.</description>
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