Ship log

What's shipped

A running, dated record of everything I've put out under Build with Baker: tools, updates, and site changes. I build in the open, so this is the receipts.

August 2026

  • August 23 - Fixed two layout breaks that made Tools and The AI Receipt scroll sideways on a phone. The Tools grid was holding a track wider than the screen, and The AI Receipt had no mobile styles at all. Checked at every common phone width in both light and dark.
  • August 16 - Dropped an invalid attribute from the Home Affordability Calculator's chart that was throwing a console error on every load.

July 2026

  • July 27 - Added a Northwoods Area Events card to Tools. The Home Affordability Calculator picked up a download-summary button, a new hero icon and share image, and a fix for the toolbar buttons that were zeroing out the down payment.
  • July 23 - Copy pass across the site to strip the phrasing patterns that make writing read like a language model wrote it.
  • July 11 - Refreshed The AI Receipt with current model pricing, and pointed the UniStyle links at its Chrome Web Store listing.

June 2026

  • June 19 - Merged the AI Cost Estimator into The AI Receipt as a Simple and Detailed toggle, then retired the standalone Estimator page. Removed the email signups site-wide; the RSS feed stays. Switched the site to clean URLs.
  • June 18 - Homepage cleanup and a redesigned Tools grid. Wren's links now point at wren.buildwithbaker.io.
  • June 5 - The AI Receipt went live, a plain-English page for what the current AI models cost. Dark mode landed across the site.
  • June 2 - Site expansion. Shipped a privacy policy, per-tool detail pages for UniStyle, Wren, and Pinion.md, a new writing section with its first essay and an RSS feed, plus /now and /uses pages.
  • June 1 - Updated the Home Affordability Calculator.

May 2026

  • May 27 - Pinion.md v1.0 shipped: a Markdown reader and writer with preview, edit, and split views that opens and saves files straight to your disk.
  • May 22 - Wren reached beta: a local-first sticky-notes app that saves each note as a plain Markdown file on your own device.

Earlier

Following along

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