I build WordPress plugins and server operations tooling.
Most of what I make comes out of running into the same problem twice. A migration that shouldn't need a staging disk. An upload that shouldn't have to pass through a browser. A fleet of servers that should answer one command instead of nine.
The tools below are the ones that stuck around after the problem was solved.
A WordPress migration plugin with no disk footprint — streams the database and files directly from source to destination, in pull, push, or package mode.
Imports files from Google Drive straight into the WordPress Media Library, server-side, with none of the browser's upload ceilings.
Pulls large files from a shared Google Drive link onto a Linux server over SSH, skipping the slow round trip through an office network.
One command to archive a folder on a server and stage it somewhere you can actually reach it over FTP or SCP.