I could have made it a subscription. I didn't.
My House, My Things is £34.99, once. A record isn't a service: it doesn't need to be running to be useful, it needs to still be there in ten years.
I'm Josh — a UK-based web developer. I run Prystine, a web agency, and build products and tools across the web. This is where I write about building, shipping, and the occasional tangent.
My House, My Things is £34.99, once. A record isn't a service: it doesn't need to be running to be useful, it needs to still be there in ten years.
The line is a misquote, and it was never a distribution plan. What actually happens after you ship something, and why building is the easy part.
I couldn't say when my boiler was last serviced or what the kitchen paint was. The answers existed, just nowhere I could find them. So I started building.
Plugin Risk Score had its own domain for a while. Moving it onto the agency site was the right call — and the reasoning applies to most free tools.