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Look what we drew. Seat Map has 27 aircraft, each built to its own measurements: the A320 and the Boeing 737 have different wings, engines and window spacing, the Boeing 747 has its hump, and the A380 comes with both decks.

Mark what matters on your flight — legroom, sleep, a child, a group — and the matching seats light up. Tap a seat to see its pitch, its width and whether you get a window or a blank wall. Enter the route to learn which side the sun will be on.

Then switch to 3D. You can turn the plane around, and “From my seat” puts the camera in your seat: the row ahead, the bins, the window.

There are cabins of Aeroflot, S7, Pobeda, Rossiya, Ural Airlines, Azur Air and Emirates. With Premium you get an email the minute check-in for your flight opens.

Which aircraft are you missing?

We make tools: trim, compress, repair, translate. We love this work, but it is full of similar tasks — and sameness tires the mind faster than load does. So now and then we make games. Nobody ordered them: they are what we make for ourselves, for the sport of it.

The latest is 3D Racing. To make a car drive like a car we had to open the physics textbook again: how a tire holds the road and when it lets go into a slide, where the weight goes under braking, why you can’t pick up speed on grass. We threw the first version away — it didn’t drive believably. The second one worked out.

The game has six tracks, nine cars, rivals that brake and make mistakes honestly, three cups, time trials against the “ghost” of your best lap, two players on one screen and a race with a friend by link. Watch it in 3D or from above; for kids there is a level where the game helps with the steering.

Tasks like this are our warm-up. After them you come back to the usual work with a clear head, knowing a little more physics than yesterday. For us that is the way not to burn out: not a vacation once a year, but work that stays interesting.

And what keeps you from getting bored?

You don’t come here for us. You come here with a job to do. It has to get done today, fast, with no hassle. And the last thing you need is a tool that “almost” fits.

That’s why we don’t start with the tool. We start with you. With one question: what do you actually need? Where are you losing time? What drives you crazy? What could be simpler?

We care about our business — and we care just as much about yours. We don’t just sell Premium; we value the people who come to us. First we find every pain point. Only then do we fix it with a tool. We never build blind.

Everyone who uses this site is a source of knowledge. Your requests, emails and comments are what our roadmap is built from. We do everything we can so that everyone is heard and everyone gets what they came for.

And it works. Over the past year our tools have changed a lot for the better — many of you have noticed. We’ve gotten stronger in design, in physics, in AI and in a lot more. And we’re just getting started.

So tell us straight: what do you need? Leave a comment under this post — a couple of sentences is enough. We read every message.

We made a game: Moto Trials. A motorcycle with suspension and a rider crosses hills, ice, sand and even the Moon — 30 tracks in five worlds. On each one you collect the stars, reach the finish and keep the rider up; your time earns bronze, silver or gold.

We started it more than seven months ago, in April. The physics was the hard part: to make the bike wheelie, spin on ice and flip the way a real one does, we had to throw the first version away and write it all again. We think we got there.

We fussed over the looks too: every world has its own scenery, the rider sits and stands on the pegs like a person, and a “ghost” of your best ride can run beside you. Play with a keyboard, a phone or a gamepad; auto-balance helps children and newcomers.

Please check whether it is comfortable to play and whether anything needs fixing. We are ready to fix even small mistakes — tell us in the comments.

New for the season: Letter to Santa. Tell us about your child’s year and wishes — the letter writes itself and appears in lifelike handwriting on one of eight festive designs.

Kids can also write it themselves: a kids’ mode with pictures, big buttons and a microphone. For those who write by hand, there’s a lined template with their name dotted for tracing.

Santa’s reply picks up the name, good deeds and wishes from the child’s letter with one click and answers exactly those. The set includes an envelope for the letter, a Nice List Certificate and gift tags “From Santa”. Any sheet also prints as outlines — a coloring page.

With Premium, a copy of the child’s letter quietly lands in your inbox, so you know what to put under the tree. With tokens, AI writes Santa’s reply just for your child — with their hobbies and the big moments of their year.

Kids can write to Mrs. Claus, too.

There’s a new section on the site: Courses. These aren’t videos or a page of text with a quiz at the end — you do the work, and the course checks it. The guitar course listens to your chord through the microphone, the chessboard checks your move, and the touch-typing trainer counts your speed and mistakes key by key.

How a course works: stages, short 5–12 minute lessons and an exam at the end of each stage. Tasks you got wrong come back for review after a day, three days, a week, two weeks and a month, so what you learn sticks. At the end you get a PDF certificate.

Available now:
• English from zero to B2
• Guitar from scratch
• Piano and reading music
• Singing from scratch
• Touch typing
• AI for work
• Chess up to 1500
• First aid — with a CPR trainer on your phone

The first lessons of every course are open to everyone, so you can see how it works. The full program, the exams and the certificate come with Premium.

Which course should we make next? Tell us on the courses page — we pick the next ones from your requests.

We build tools for people in many professions — doctors, accountants, drivers, teachers. And we decided not to leave out kindergarten and preschool teachers: we have put together a collection just for them.

Especially for working with a group, we made:
• Attendance Tracker — take roll from your phone, and at the end of the month download the attendance sheet as PDF or Excel.
• Nursery Rhyme Sequencing Cards — paste a rhyme or a story, and every line gets a picture. Print it or show it on screen with a voice reading along.
• Photo to coloring page — a photo of a child, a toy or a pet becomes a coloring page with closed outlines.

For the holiday show — printable masks with animals and fairy-tale characters, a letter banner and a gift box made to the exact size. You can trim the backing track and remove the vocals from a song.

For lessons — an abacus that now looks like a real wooden one, math practice, logic games, a tangram, a visual schedule and a visual timer. For decorating the classroom — certificates and diplomas, a wall newspaper and labels for cubbies.

Missing something in your work? Write to support@tembrica.com — we will build it.

We want to create an online course — and we haven’t decided yet what it should be about. So we’re asking you.

There’s probably something you’ve been meaning to learn for a long time: English, Korean, Arabic — or a subject you’d finally like to understand. You look at courses and find high prices, programs stretched over six months, and schedules you have to rearrange your life around.

We’re offering something different. Tell us what you want to learn, and we’ll build a course around you. For you, it will be free — whether you have Premium or not. Later the course may open to others too, either paid or for Premium members. But the person who suggested the topic won’t pay.

Age doesn’t matter, whether you’re still in school or retired. Need to learn more slowly, more simply, or with larger text? Tell us, and we’ll take it all into account.

We’re not doing this to make money. Helping people is our most important goal.

Email us at moc.acirbmet@troppus — we’ll reply and work out all the details together.

This week we’re building tools for drivers. After the digital service book, two more are now open.

The Fuel Consumption Calculator works out your mileage from a single fill-up or from a fill-up log using the full-tank method, the cost of a trip and each passenger’s share, how many times you’ll need to stop for gas on the way, and how far your tank will take you.

When to Change Tires shows which tires the law allows where you are today and, from the forecast and the last ten seasons, when the daily mean temperature will steadily cross 45 °F (7 °C). Legal dates and fines come with links to the laws, and you can add a reminder to your calendar.

Both take your car from My Garage: units and currency follow the country where the car is registered, and the tire rules follow its location. A fill-up or a tire change goes into the car’s log with one click, so you never have to enter the same thing twice.

Missing something? Write to us at moc.acirbmet@troppus or in the support chat if you have Premium.

We’ve built a digital service book for your car — a helper for anyone who owns one. It’s handy whether you keep track of every last detail or only think about your car when a warning light comes on.

Add your car — make, model, year, and mileage — and the log tells you what’s due and when, based on the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule: when to change the oil and filters, when to book a service, when to check the brake pads, and when to replace the fluids and the timing belt. Mark what you’ve already replaced and at what mileage, and it works out the next replacement on its own. It also keeps a log of fill-ups, repairs, and expenses, reminds you about insurance and tire changes according to your country’s rules, and turns it all into a PDF service book you can print for the shop to fill in or show to a buyer.

The schedule itself, by mileage and with the manufacturer’s document cited on every row, also has its own page: Maintenance Schedule. It shows which market’s schedule you’re looking at, and you can switch markets where a model has more than one.

If you add the car to your profile, the site’s other car tools fill in its details right away, so you never have to type the same thing twice.

The tool is new, so some models, schedules, or details that matter to you may not be there yet. We built it for ourselves — and we want it to work well for you too. Tell us what’s missing at moc.acirbmet@troppus or in the support chat if you have Premium, and we’ll talk it over and add it.

This week we’re building tools for drivers — stay tuned.

Open any feed and ask yourself: what here was made by a person, and what by a neural network? Not long ago, that was a question for philosophers. Today, it is a legal one.

We build tools so that anyone can work within the law — without a lawyer looking over their shoulder and without the fear of getting it wrong.

Some online services strip AI labels from files that really were created by a neural network. In our view, that is deception: people who watch and listen have a right to know what is in front of them.

We are not against AI. Neural networks often create truly high-quality work. But in the EU, China and Korea, labeling such content is already required by law. And people at large companies and government organizations need transparency and peace of mind: no fines and no doubts about what they have published.

That is why our AI Content Label tool doesn’t remove labels — it adds them. A visible notice and a metadata record, following the rules of the country you need, for photos, video and audio, in batches. And it checks the files you receive: whether they carry a label, who signed the Content Credentials, and whether the file was changed after signing.

Technology can help tell the truth. We choose that side.

A few years ago I owned a recording studio. People rented expensive equipment for an hour or two to record songs, jingles, beats and commercials. Afterwards they often asked for small changes: a bit quieter here, a slightly different sound there. We helped, but we wanted to take on new projects, not rework finished ones. So we built our first online tools to let people adjust a recording themselves.

Soon they were used even by people who had never recorded with us. We sold the studio and put the money into this site.

At first there were no limits. As more people came, our costs grew with them. That is how daily limits and Premium came about.

What you should know about Premium:
— it is not a subscription: one payment for 3, 6 or 12 months, and nothing is ever charged automatically;
— payments are handled by Polar, our Merchant of Record: it takes the payment, issues the invoice and handles local taxes. You enter your card on Polar’s checkout page, and we never see or store your card details;
— if you change your mind, we refund the unused part of your term.

With Premium you get higher limits, your jobs on our servers go first in the queue, there are no ads, and you can chat with support. Without Premium the site keeps working, just with daily limits.

We put the money from Premium back into the project: into servers and new tools. That is why there are so many of them now.

If something isn’t working right, let us know. We read every message.

A neural network colors black-and-white video by guessing what color the sky, grass or a face usually is. It cannot know what color a tunic, a flag or a streetcar actually was. Now you can tell it.

The Video Colorizer has a new “Object colors from a reference” block. Tap an object in the frame or draw a box around it, then set its color: from the palette, as a HEX code, or from a color photo of the same kind of object. Faces caught in the selection along with the uniform are taken out on their own, and anything else extra goes with the “Remove extra” button. Then press “Track through the video”, and the object is found in the rest of the frames on its own. The film’s own light and shade stay, so the color doesn’t look like a sticker.

Önce Sonra

Tutamacı sürükleyin: solda 1945 tarihli bir haber filmi karesi olduğu gibi, sağda aracın sonucu. Haçın rengi “Referanstan nesne renkleri” ile belirlendi; geri kalanı sinir ağı boyadı.

The coloring model is new too: it was fine-tuned on photographs from 1909–1945, so old newsreels stay gray less often. Object tracking works in Chrome and Edge on a computer. To see a finished clip, check the examples on the tool page. For photos, the same job is done by Object Color Changer for Photos.

We built tools for people who go fishing and hunting.

Fishing Forecast: hour by hour and for each species separately, with the reasons: pressure, water, wind, moon.
Lake Ice Thickness: how much ice may have grown from frost and snow; the model is checked against 12,000 real measurements.
Fishing Knots in 3D: tying step by step; turn the knot, slow it down and watch it cinch.
Ballistic Calculator: bullet drop and scope clicks for your conditions, with the weather at your location.
Shooting Targets: true-scale printable targets, and a photo of a shot target turns into group size and scope clicks.
More in Hunting & fishing.

This is part of a bigger effort: we're tuning tools for hobbies. Your profile now has a Hobbies field, so mark yours. That shows us which hobbies are popular and which tools to build next, and over time maybe something useful made just for you.

You know how this site gets built: I make things, you try them and tell me what’s wrong. That’s how it grew to more than 1020 tools. We’re building a section where you can earn money the same way — Experts.

The idea is simple: anyone who knows their field can advise people by video, audio or chat and get paid for it. A Korean teacher, a psychologist, a yoga instructor, a mechanic people call for a second opinion — each gets their own page, schedule, bookings and reviews.

To be honest, the section is still rough. For the first couple of years there won’t be many clients, and that’s fine. What matters now is making it convenient, and we can only do that together with you. We want to know:
— what’s awkward when you fill in your page;
— which buttons and settings are missing;
— what you like on other platforms that isn’t here;
— what annoys you, even if it seems minor.

We don’t take a commission — at least not until we’ve gotten everything right. We’re not chasing money: what matters to us is that you earn here.

Create your expert page, walk through the site as a client, and tell us in the comments under this post what to fix. I’ll read every note.