Curated tools for digital builders.
LearnHubPlay is an independent software studio in Amsterdam. We build zero-fluff browser extensions, creator studios, habit engines, and autonomous agent systems — small tools that each solve one everyday problem well.
Chrome Extension📝 TabNotes
Remember what you were thinking, exactly where you were thinking it. Attach sticky notes to browser tabs, exact URLs, or entire domains. Features Markdown formatting, image OCR, and API-powered AI summaries.
Chrome Extension🛡️ FocusWall Pro
Reclaim your focus and block distractions. FocusWall Pro intercepts distracting tabs in real time, redirecting you to a work dashboard with goals, cognitive friction levels, schedules, and synthesized focus audio.
Web App⚙️ AgentReady
Make your website agent-readable. AgentReady generates an llms.txt and Markdown mirrors for any site, hosts them at a public URL, and shows which AI crawlers — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot — actually read them.
🎙️ DocPod
The autonomous enterprise learning agent. Converts policy docs and training manuals into multi-host podcasts, quizzes employees, and automatically tracks compliance status over agent-to-agent protocols.
Desktop & Web📹 TechCast Studio
Record once. Fix less. Publish everywhere. A local-first recording workspace for technical creators — capture your screen, recover drafts safely, and export polished tutorials without handing over the original recording.
macOS App🌱 Tend
Tend for Mac: clean, fast & healthy. A local-first Mac manager whose Timeline explains what changed across apps, startup, storage, drives, battery and backups — with focused tools to review or reverse it safely.
Sticky Companion
Floating sticky notes for Mac with themes, checklists, reminders, timers, search, export, and local-first note storage.
From the blog
Turning Internal Documentation into Audio: When It Works, When It Doesn't
Podcasts made from policy docs and training manuals can rescue compliance training — if you respect what audio is bad at. A practical playbook for docs-to-audio.
How to Build a Prompt Library Your Team Will Actually Use
Most team prompt collections die in a shared doc. Here's how to structure, template, and maintain a prompt library that survives contact with real work.
TabNotesHow to Stop Losing Context While Browsing: A Practical Tab Note-Taking Workflow
A practical workflow for keeping notes attached to the pages where you had the thought — instead of scattered across apps you'll never open again.