I have decided to clutter up the interwebs with a few custom widgets for anyone who wants them. Because clearly, what the world really needs is more code to copy and paste into websites.
Before you go grabbing them, a quick word on the "service level agreement" here: there isn't one. These are free, they are mine, and they come with absolutely zero warranty. If you drop them into your site and your screen explodes, or the layout decides to do an interpretive dance, that is on you. They either work, or they don't. Think of them like a questionable takeaway - sometimes it is exactly what you need, other times, well, you know.
You can find all the widgets ready for you to copy by clicking on that menu thingy at the top of the page. Here is the current lineup of digital ornaments:
If you have ever stared at a mechanical tide clock and thought, "I want that, but digital, and I want to spend my weekends messing with UTC timestamps," then this is for you.
It tracks the M2 lunar tidal constituent - because why keep things simple? calculating exactly where the tide is in its 44,714-second cycle. You will need to periodically update the syncHighTide variable using data from the UK Hydrographic Office to keep it accurate.
It is a bit like looking after a pet, except the pet is a mathematical function that ignores your existence.
The Era-Echo widget acts as a digital time machine for your history posts. It automatically detects dates and zaps them into context, sparing your readers from the chore of manual fact-checking. It turns static text into an interactive, high-performance archive, keeping your visitors firmly on your page rather than lost in the vast void of the internet.
Instead of staring at charts all day and second-guessing every tiny move, this widget pulls in real-time data from a few different places - like the Fear and Greed Index, the ETH/BTC ratio, and network gas prices - to give a clear, bird's-eye view of where we are in the cycle. It does all the heavy lifting in the background, updating itself every fifteen minutes.
All data is fed into the bespoke Macro Multiplier, where scoring is applied. Here, the multiplier outputs a strategy, which is displayed at the bottom of the widget.
The widget basically strips back the clutter and focuses on the big-picture stuff that actually matters for a long-term plan. Whether it’s flagging an accumulation phase when the market is panicking or showing when things are starting to heat up. It’s not about chasing quick wins; it’s just a solid, no-nonsense tool that helps keep a clear head, and strategy until it's time for a proper exit.
What is next?
As for more widgets, I will add more when I can be bothered. I have a few half-baked ideas floating around in my head, but they will be released to the wild only when the mood strikes me or when I find the time between shifts and walking the dog. Check back occasionally if you are that way inclined.
Feel free to grab the code and give them a go. If they break your site, at least you have a good story to tell. If they work, well, maybe you should buy me a coffee sometime.
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