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An AI accountability coach that reads your Craft goals and follows up in Discord.

Standalone habit trackers don't know what you're actually working on. This bot reads your goals and tasks from Craft, then checks in on you daily in Discord — with real context about your progress, not generic reminders.

Lesson plans in Craft become live presentation slides — always in sync, zero copy-paste.

Teachers already write lesson plans — the problem is duplicating them into slides. This project turns your Craft document into the single source: update the plan, and the slides update automatically. Your substitute teacher always sees the latest version.

An Apple Shortcut that writes your morning agenda directly into Craft Daily Notes.

Your calendar, weather, and tasks are scattered across apps. This shortcut pulls them all together and writes a morning briefing into your Craft daily note — including a burnout warning if your day is overloaded.

Capture photos, PDFs, and screenshots as formatted Craft documents via Apple Intelligence.

Photos of receipts, handwritten notes, and PDFs sit in your camera roll doing nothing. This shortcut uses Apple Intelligence to extract and format the content, then writes it directly into Craft — turning scattered captures into searchable, organized documents.

Your Craft doc becomes the hub — AI pulls in research, analytics, and content strategy from every tool you use.

Content creators juggle YouTube analytics, Readwise highlights, voice notes, and half-finished scripts across a dozen tools. This workflow connects them all through Craft via MCP — so AI can cross-reference your performance data, surface research, and build a content strategy from one place.

Talk through ideas on a walk with ChatGPT — they land organized in Craft when you get home.

Good ideas happen away from the desk, then get forgotten. This workflow lets you brainstorm out loud with ChatGPT voice mode on a walk, then saves and organizes everything into a structured Craft document — so ideas survive the trip home.

Craft docs become an AI-queryable knowledge base — devs ask questions in their IDE and get instant answers.

Static docs go stale and nobody reads them. Keep your technical documentation in Craft and connect it via MCP, and developers can query it directly from their IDE — getting instant, accurate answers across your entire architecture instead of pinging colleagues or grepping through code.

An Apple Shortcut that creates new Craft projects from templates in seconds.

Starting a new project usually means finding the right doc, adding a collection entry, and pasting in a template. This shortcut does it all in one tap — pick a template, pick a collection, name your project, done.

See your entire Craft workspace as a 2D or 3D knowledge graph — discover connections you didn't know existed.

Your Craft workspace already has structure — folders, tags, links between documents. Graft reads it all via the API and renders it as an interactive knowledge graph, so you can see clusters of related ideas, find orphaned notes, and navigate spatially instead of scrolling through lists.

Your Craft Collections are already flashcard decks — CraftCards adds spaced repetition on top.

Dedicated flashcard apps force you to maintain a separate set of notes. CraftCards skips that — it reads directly from your Craft Collections, so your study material and your notes are the same thing. Add a row in Craft, and it shows up in your next review session with FSRS scheduling.

A single HTML file that turns your Craft document into a full parenting dashboard — no servers, no accounts.

Baby tracking apps want your data on their servers and charge a subscription. Baby OS is one HTML file that uses your Craft document as the database — sleep, feeds, diapers, health, all private and shareable with your partner through Craft's native sharing.

You already journal in Craft Daily Notes — Memory Capsule adds mood tracking, themes, and AI reflections on top.

You don't need a separate journaling app. Memory Capsule reads your existing Craft Daily Notes and generates mood heatmaps, theme analysis, and word clouds — revealing patterns in what you already write, without changing your workflow.

Your Craft Collection is already a database — Koto gives it a public web form with zero code.

Building a form usually means picking a form tool, then figuring out where responses go. Koto flips it: point it at a Craft Collection, and it auto-generates a matching web form. Submissions flow back as new entries — your Craft doc is both the schema and the database.