Lucas van Staden

QuietBookCut turns a PDF, scan or photo of a pattern into a cut file for Cricut, Silhouette, ScanNCut, Sure Cuts A Lot or a laser cutter.

It started as a tool for my sister, who makes felt quiet books and was tracing pattern pieces by hand.

The tool decreased a 2 to 4 day manual craft prep process (depending on complexity) down to 10 minutes (approx).

What it does:

• Core converter: reads hand-drawn line art plus handwritten notes like "hippo body – pink felt" and traces every piece at real size. Downloads come as SVG, DXF or printable templates, grouped by colour, page

or pattern.

• Self-check: pieces it can't colour confidently are flagged instead of guessed, and you can fix them in the browser editor without re-uploading.
• Other tools:
• Papercraft to Cricut
• Image to SVG (with a dark-shirt option)
• Knock Out Layers
• Sticker sheet maker (Print Then Cut)
• Line art to vinyl
• Pattern Decoder
• Fix SVG size, plus a new free SVG checker at /fix-svg…

ProxiBlue Booking Agent is an AI voice receptionist for Australian clinics that use Cliniko. It answers the clinic phone 24/7 and books, reschedules and cancels straight into Cliniko. It was developed with
Seabreeze Physio. The repo is proxiblue/ai_assistant and its ddev project is called webhooks.

What it does

• Knows the caller: matches the caller's number to their Cliniko record and greets them by name.
• Handles bookings:
• Books, reschedules and cancels.
• Holds the slot during the call.
• Lets parents book for their children.
• Sends an SMS confirmation.
• Transfers to the clinic during business hours.
• Fills gaps: calls waitlist patients when a slot opens, and helps no-shows rebook.
• Self-correcting: after each call it checks what the agent said against the Cliniko record. If they differ, it fixes the booking, calls the patient back if needed, and leaves a note in Cliniko. The site

pitches this as unique.

• Sick-day manager: a therapist calls in sick once, and the agent rings every affected patient to reschedule.…