Small tools, built to get out of the way.
NYPDDS is a growing family of fast, private tools for the everyday parts of public-information work: count a post, work out an age, move text between devices, print who works which day. Each one opens instantly and does one job well.
Every tool, one home.
Six tools are live. Five of them share the same feel; Tweets Report is the exception, and two more are on the way. Open any of them and they all remember the theme and accent you pick here.
Count a post exactly the way X does, with a live preview and one-tap copy. Links, mentions and emoji all weighted correctly.
OpenType a date of birth in whatever format you have it. The age lands instantly and copies itself, ready for a statement.
OpenSet a purchase price or a monthly housing number and the rest follows. Save the places you are looking at, then put two side by side and see which one actually costs less.
OpenMove text and files between your own devices, end-to-end encrypted and offline-ready. No account, and no upload to anyone else.
OpenCompile a set of posts into a tidy report, with usernames rendered as working links and consistent formatting throughout.
OpenSee who is on which day at a glance, and print a calendar that actually looks like one.
OpenA calmer way into broadcast media monitoring, so you can track the news cycles that matter without wrestling the interface.
In progressTurn a day of coverage into a formatted recap, with the index built for you and the layout kept consistent.
OpenLook up any NYPD officer by name, shield, tax ID, or command — rank history, assignments, arrests, and pay, all in one place.
OpenOne family, one material.
Every tool opens instantly, works on your device, and shares one accent and theme across the family. There is even a hidden layer.
Made in New York, one fix at a time.
NYPDDS is built by DS, a maker in New York City who kept hitting the same small snags at work and decided to build the tools that would remove them. Each one starts as a real problem and ships when it genuinely helps, then gets quietly better from there.
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