Ronalds Vilciņš

Ronalds Vilciņš

@ronaldsvilcins.com

Probably building something, taking photos, or going down an internet rabbit hole.

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I really like Are.na, but I wanted something simpler and more private — a way to save all my web inspiration locally. So I built Shelf: a local-first Chrome extension for collecting visual references from around the web.

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I really like Are.na, but I wanted something simpler and more private — a way to save all my web inspiration locally. So I built Shelf: a local-first Chrome extension for collecting visual references from around the web.

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Each save can include a title, description, URL, tags, categories, and collections. Everything goes into a clean local library where you can search, sort, filter, edit, and delete your references.

It saves in the browser with IndexedDB, and you can also choose a local folder so each item is written as a PNG + JSON metadata file. There’s also JSON export/import, an HTML index export, and duplicate detection.

I really like Are.na, but I wanted something simpler and more private — a way to save all my web inspiration locally. So I built Shelf: a local-first Chrome extension for collecting visual references from around the web.

Artblock is a Chrome extension that detects advertisements, sponsored content, affiliate widgets, and promotional clutter on the pages you visit and swaps them for artwork from three public, open-access collections github.com/vuciv/artblock

github.comGitHub - vuciv/artblock: Every ad on the internet, replaced with fine art from public museum and NASA collections.Every ad on the internet, replaced with fine art from public museum and NASA collections. - vuciv/artblock

Firewood Splitting Simulator screen.toys/firewood/ is a tiny browser toy where you rotate a log and click to split it, for no real reason other than it feels satisfying. It’s one of those simple web things that reminds me the internet can still just be playful and oddly calming.