Small tools that do one job well.
I'm Jim. I build focused products for people who run things online — agencies, site owners, marketers. No bloated suites, no dashboards nobody opens. Each tool solves one problem that quietly costs money.
Products
Two so far. Both built because something specific was breaking and nobody was watching it.
Canary
Social connections expire roughly every 60 days. When one runs out, lead delivery stops silently. Canary tracks the expiry date on every client account — plus email authentication and SSL — and warns the agency weeks ahead.
Monitoring · for agencies → LiveSEO Content Optimizer
A Telegram bot wired into your Google Search Console. It finds the keywords where a small improvement produces a large traffic gain, tracks clicks, impressions, CTR and rankings, and tells you when positions move.
Read-only access · seo.jimapps.dev →How I build
Three rules that decide what gets written and what gets thrown away.
- One problem Scope stays narrow on purpose. A tool that does one job well beats a platform that does twelve badly, and it is the only way one person ships something worth paying for.
- Least access Canary holds read permissions only and cannot post, send or change anything. The SEO bot asks for read-only Search Console access and nothing more.
- Honest limits Every product page states plainly what the tool cannot do. If a limitation would surprise you later, it belongs on the page now.
Contact
Questions, bug reports, or an idea for something that should exist — contact@jimapps.dev.